EQUIPMENT
TaylorMade SIM: The Shape of Things to Come?
The design of the new TaylorMade SIM driver focuses on geometry.
The Help: Wilson Launch Pad
Wilson’s Launch Pad clubs might be the friendliest, most accommodating clubs we’ve ever featured.
My Favorite Product of 2019
No, it’s not a flashy driver or shiny set of irons. Heck, it’s not even a groovy wedge, or pricey ...
Honma Goes Holistic
The T//World XP-1 is a game-improvement driver, but you wouldn’t know it to look at it.
More Help from Cobra Golf: The T-Rail Iron-Hybrid Set
Yes, another Cobra product. And yes, another game-improvement club. The hybrid-like T-Rail might be ideal for the golfer getting ready ...
Sweetness and Light
In between last month’s launch of the Forged Tec irons and yesterday’s release of the King Speedzone driver, fairway metals ...
Comeback Kids
Lynx returned to America earlier this year with an innovative driver and terrific muscleback iron. A better-player’s cavity-back iron now ...
The Fairest Utility
Wilson’s new Staff Model Utility iron is quite the looker.
Beat the Heat and Head up to Keystone
Crisp autumn air, golden leaves, and wide-open afternoon tee times make September the perfect month to grab your buddies and make the 90-minute drive west of Denver
GOLFTEC TIP OF THE WEEK: Hit the Ball Farther and Faster with Better Body Position – Swing Autopsy
In this episode of Swing Autopsy, watch as we use OPTIMOTION to uncover the cause of inconsistent contact and limited distance
Higher Spin, Lower Score
How might a Callaway club develop because of a Japanese LPGA player’s problems with lofted fairway woods help you improve?
150 Years of Golf
A look back at the defining moments from a century and a half of golf in the Centennial State







