EQUIPMENT
Knuth Dials Up the High Heat with the 257+
Knuth Golf's new High Heat 257+ drivers, hybrids and irons exploit CT technology to create the longest, most forgiving line of clubs on the market.
Hitting the Lynx—Again
Back from the brink of extinction, the once-popular brand is relaunching in the US.
Callaway Continues Piling on the Heat with 2018 Rogue Driver
No sooner than TaylorMade launched its 2018 drivers, Callaway fired back with its latest model. The 2018 Callaway Rogue Driver is the next hit in ...
Callaway Utilizes Plenty of Tech in New X Forged UT Irons
Need to hit a long ball off the tee that simply has to find the fairway? Look no further than the NEW Callaway X Forged ...
Evnroll is on a Roll with its New Putters
The ER2cs, ER3, ER1.2, ER7cs and ER9 all build on the "Sweet Face" success creator Guerin Rife enjoyed with his previous Evnroll models.
M3 and M4 – TaylorMade’s Epic Answer
TaylorMade is seeking to rebound from a mediocre year that saw its biggest rival prosper.
Swinging by Callaway’s Performance Center
Jetlagged is not the ideal way to arrive at a custom fitting session, much less one at Callaway Golf’s worldwide ...
22 Years Later, Cobra Goes Big (Again)
When Cobra released its original oversized iron in 1994, many were inevitably a little unsure of what to make of ...
GOLFTEC TIP OF THE WEEK: Holiday Shopping for a Golfer? We’ve Got You Covered
Looking for the best golf gifts in 2026?
Drivers Added to Conforming List
Ping and Wilson drivers have recently appeared on the USGA’s list, suggesting they will soon be available at retail
Aurora’s Davis Bryant heading into DP World Tour championship
Bryant joins Patrick Reed as only Americans to make the final 50 of DP World Tour season
GOLFTEC TIP OF THE WEEK: Golf Shoulder Sway Explained for Better Contact and Distance
Are your shoulders moving correctly throughout your golf swing?