Knuth Golf jumps into the fire with the new 257+ line’s proprietary three-trampoline technology.
By Jon Rizzi
By Jon Rizzi
The best fairway metals and hybrids for the 2018 season are here! Check out the 2018 Gear Guide from Colorado AvidGolfer to round out your bag with this long, dependable must-haves.
[box] Read our recent features on the Knuth clubs: Is Knuth Golf’s High Heat the Best Driver Ever? Hybrid Vigor: Knuth High Heat Knuth Golf Brings the Heat—Again [/box] “The High Heat driver performs better than the major brand in every way and was named the Best Golf Product of the year by our magazine … Read more
Knuth Golf’s follow-up to its explosive driver will add more blue to your bag. Jon Rizzi If the range at your local club is starting to sound more like a high school baseball game, you can thank Dean Knuth. Last year, the former USGA senior director known as the “Pope of Slope” put the result … Read more
A year after its driver wowed the PGA Merchandise Show, Knuth’s follow-up Fairway Wood and Hybrid receive similar raves. Tony Dear I did it again. Another comically off-center strike, and another perfectly satisfying result. Regular readers may recall at this exact same time last year, I posted a less-than-professional-grade photograph showing the face of a … Read more
Our favorite golf products of the year Tony Dear It is difficult to pinpoint the one obvious golf equipment moment, discovery, or trend of 2015. Centers of Gravity have dropped a millimeter or two, and manufacturers have done what they can to find you an extra few miles an hour of ballspeed. But these increases … Read more
An assortment of gifts for golfers and golf fans alike Colorado AvidGolfer A Most Beautiful Golf Book Denver resident Joshua Evenson couldn’t have graduated with a business degree from CU at a worse time than 2008. So instead of competing for jobs with unemployed MBAs, the lifelong golf fanatic set his sights on St. Andrews—a university … Read more
It outperforms the big brands in every way—except marketing. Jon Rizzi The “K” in Dean Knuth’s name isn’t silent, and neither is his High Heat driver. The ball explodes off the face and travels straight and far—even on decidedly off-center hits. How can you tell? The mark on the High Heat’s patented mirror face allows … Read more