Equipment news

  • Nike Golf launch new cart bag

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Monday 8 November 2010

    Nike Golf have added to their accesories range with the introduction of the new Nike Sport Cart Bag. The bag features a 14-way divider system, which makes it easy to store and locate your clubs and it also has an impressive nine pockets, such as a Quick Access Pocket and an insulated cooler pocket. Six of these pockets benefit from having zips...

  • Foremost recognize Titleist Pro V1 franchise

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Tuesday 9 November 2010

    Titleist’s Pro V1 franchise has been awarded the prestigious “Best Ball” award by Foremost, the UK’s largest golf-buying group. The franchise, which of course includes the sensational Pro V1x as well as the Pro V1 ball, is the best-selling golf ball model in the UK and accounts for an impressive third of all money spent on golf balls (according to Golf...

  • Nike Golf unveils new Lunar Control shoe

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Wednesday 10 November 2010

    Nike Golf have added a new shoe to their current collection in the form of the new Lunar Control, which made its debut at the HSBC Champions event last week. Eventual winner Francesco Molinari, as well Paul Casey, Anthony Kim, Carl Pettersson and Charl Schwartzel, were all wearing the new shoe in Shanghai. Nike designers and engineers have taken inspiration from the...

  • FootJoy launch new DryJoys Tour shoe

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Friday 12 November 2010

    FootJoy have launched their latest shoe, with the new DryJoys Tour hitting the shops in January 2011. These new shoes shoes feature the next generation Tri-Density TPU Stability PODS outsole which will provide impressive stability and performance on a wide variety of courses and terrain. “This new category takes our highly-successful DryJoys franchise to the next level with the integration of several...

  • Video Review: PING G15 Fairway Wood

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Thursday 11 November 2010

    PING’s G15 range of woods has been around for over a year now, but the high-quality nature of the product still makes it a TG favourite. Designed very much with the game-improver in mind, the G15 fairway wood features lots of forgiveness and a high MOI. An external weight pad on the sole of the head positions the centre of gravity to...

  • Video Review: MD Golf Superstrong F3 Fairway Wood

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Thursday 11 November 2010

    MD Golf aren’t just a value brand these days – they are making serious golf clubs at an affordable price-point. The Superstrong F3 fairway is a classic example of how great styling, impressive design and innovative technology can be combined and not cost the earth. It’s a sleek-looking club behind the ball – the black head is confidence-inspiring and the components such...

  • ProQuip unveils new water-repellent knitwear

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Tuesday 16 November 2010

    ProQuip have launched two new water-repellent knitwear garments to keep golfers dry and warm in the winter months. The first is a soft Merino-lined zip-neck offering while the second is a lambswool-lined top, both of which are incredibly comfortable and practical. Both products feature a lightweight lining which is taken from ProQuip’s Ultralite Tour rainsuit that is breathable and is also very...

  • PING S56 irons racking up the wins

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Thursday 18 November 2010

    PING’s S56 irons have been on sale for a while now, and their strong performance on the worldwide Tours continues to impress. So far the players’ irons have helped golfers record victories in the Unites States, France, Switzerland, Scotland, Spain, South Africa, Mexico and Singapore. In fact, the irons have 12 worldwide wins to their name already. “We’ve never seen such instant...

  • Titleist launch new adjustable driver

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Wednesday 17 November 2010

    Titleist have launched their first ever adjustable drivers, with the new 910 series becoming available this month. There are two drivers in the range and both the 910D2 and the 910D3 have adjustable lie and loft angles that can be altered independently from each other. This new SureFit Tour hosel has 16 different settings for loft and lie, but the two drivers...

  • VIDEO REVIEW: Benross VX Proto fairway wood

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Thursday 18 November 2010

    Benross are renowned for producing good-quality clubs at affordable prices, and the VX Proto is a must-try option for those on a tight budget. The club has been designed to be easy to use from the tee, the fairway and even out of the rough so versatility is certainly impressive. Benross engineers have placed the centre of gravity lower and deeper to...

  • VIDEO REVIEW: TaylorMade Burner SuperFast fairway wood

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Thursday 18 November 2010

    TaylorMade have continued to raise the bar when it comes to product development and innovation, and the Burner SuperFast fairway wood is no exception. The newly-improved SuperFast technology package promotes more swing speed, greater ball speed and therefore more yards off a variety of lies. The clubhead is also very muscular – in fact, it’s 200cc which makes it the largest steel-headed...

  • Wilson Staff launch new driver for 2011

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Thursday 18 November 2010

    Wilson Staff have launched their DXi driver which aims to give you more distance by optimising trajectory. The club utilises Trajectory Control Technology which reduces spin in order to increase distance. As the loft of the club increases, two tungsten rubber inserts move the CG further back. In the higher lofted options there is a 7.5g insert located low in the clubhead,...

  • New ProQuip Aquastorm waterproofs

    Written by David Connor, TG Equipment Editor on Sunday 28 November 2010

    ProQuip enjoyed publicity that money can’t buy at the Ryder Cup when their rainsuits came to the rescue of the US team – and now they’ve launched their new entry level Aquastorm range aimed at amateur players. Priced at £120 for the suits, ProQuip say the new suits combine great performance with unbeatable value. It is ProQuip’s first entry level suit with a...

  • Harrington trials new Wilson Staff gear

    Written by David Connor, TG Equipment Editor on Friday 26 November 2010

    Wilson Staff player Padraig Harrington has been trialling some of the manufacturer’s new equipment for 2011 ahead of the Dubai World Championship. The Irishman was spotted on the range putting Wilson’s new DXi driver and Vizor putter through their paces as he warmed up for the season-ending event. Harrington has long been an ambassador for Wilson Staff and has used his Wilson...

  • Karlsson powered to victory by Titleist

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Monday 29 November 2010

    Robert Karlsson used a full arsenal of Titleist equipment as he claimed victory at the season-ending Dubai World Championship on Sunday. The Swede, who was the European Number one in 2008, used Titleist’s new 910 D3 driver as well as the world-famous Pro V1x ball as he saw off the challenge of Ian Poulter in the desert. Karlsson finished with a four-round total...

  • Direct Golf UK to open four new stores

    Written by David Connor, TG Equipment Editor on Tuesday 30 November 2010

    Direct Golf UK have announced plans to open four new stores, taking the total number to 17 across the UK. The retailer will open stores in Peterborough, Milton Keynes, Farnborough and Reading in the coming months as it looks to expand its high-street retail business further. The first of the four new stores to open will be in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, with a grand...

  • Video review: MD Seve Icon driver

    Written by David Connor, TG Equipment Editor on Friday 3 December 2010

    Anyone who is an avid reader of Today’s Golfer magazine will know we are massive fans of MD Golf so we looked forward to getting MD’s new Seve Icon driver out on the course. MD are renowned for making terrific products with great components but somehow finding a way not to charge the earth for them. The MD Seve driver carries on...

  • Video review: Mizuno JPX-800 Pro irons

    Written by David Connor, TG Equipment Editor on Friday 3 December 2010

    When it comes to great things in small packages Mizuno are the undoubted champions – and they’ve done it again with the JPX-800 Pro irons. The JPX range is the replacement for Mizuno’s long-running MX range and is designed to offer golfers the maximum amount of forgiveness in as compact a head profile as possible. The result is a game-improver’s iron that even a better...

  • Tour players test new TaylorMade R11 driver

    Written by David Connor, TG Equipment Editor on Wednesday 8 December 2010

    You may have heard the rumours about TaylorMade readying themselves to launch their new R11 driver and that it might be a little different from the norm. Well, we’ve obtained some exciting and exclusive UK footage of TaylorMade’s tour players testing the R11 and, as the pictures show, it is white! It’s also apparently the most technologically-advanced driver they have ever launched...

  • PING introduce new junior sets

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Thursday 9 December 2010

    Legendary equipment manufacturer PING are continuing their commitment to junior golf with the introduction of three new sets of clubs, designed specifically for youngsters. The Moxie range consists of three different sets targeted at three different age groups; 6-7 years, 8-9 years and 10-11 years. The Moxie K set (aimed at the youngest age group) consists of a stainless steel fairway wood, 7-iron,...

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