New Club Releases, Galore!
It’s not quite a PGA Merchandise Show-type avalanche of equipment stories and new releases, but the last couple of weeks have seen a significant number of new launches. Here’s a rundown of notable new clubs.
Equipment
If you’re looking to upgrade your clubs, change the ball you use or purchase any new golf equipment, our in-depth gear features can help you make the right decisions.
The Fairer Sets
Given that almost five million women in the US play golf, it’s time manufacturers began making some proper gear for the ladies. Ping is on it.
Srixon’s Affordable Tech
For a cut-price, two-piece ball aimed at weekend warriors, Srixon’s latest Q-Star isn’t short of notable features.
Handsome Honma
The Japanese manufacturer’s new TW-X iron looks a lot like a better player’s club. And it is certainly, but there is enough game-improvement technology for it to appeal to mid-high handicaps too.
Gear Roundup: The No-Nonsense Hogan Driver & More
By Tony Dear Design of the GS53 similar to Hogan’s approach to the game. After a somewhat hesitant start during which consumers got used to its new plan, The Ben Hogan Company’s decision to go consumer-direct, cutting out the price-inflating middleman and minimizing overheads as much as possible, has clearly been vindicated. New products have … Read more
For Better Players Only
It might look a bit scary to the mid-high handicapper, but the pros are raving about the new Ping Blueprint.
Putter Roundup: Ping’s Sigma 2 Valor 400 & PXG’s GEN2
