You're looking at a player's iron by Titleist. Don't be fooled by the cavity back; this iron still demands a good level of skill. But if you are a mid to low handicapper, you are going to love it.
PGA Tour pro Ryan Palmer swings these irons, and ...
Posted on: Mar 8
You're looking at a player's iron by Titleist. Don't be fooled by the cavity back; this iron still demands a good level of skill. But if you are a mid to low handicapper, you are going to love it.
PGA Tour pro Ryan Palmer swings these irons, and ...
Posted on: Feb 10
I've always liked this Rossie-style putter because it's smaller than those typical gargantuan mallets. I also really like the lines on the putter head for alignment. Most mallet putters don't have good alignment aids.
This Rossie Putter is part of Odyssey's new White Ice line. Touted as ...
Posted on: Feb 6
This Launcher DST Fairway Wood is designed to be light and long. In fact the Mitsubishi Diamana Red shaft is 43-1/2 inches and weighs 64 grams. The clubhead is also very light with its 0.55-millimeter crown. The clubface is oversized and plasma-welded.
The 3-wood comes in three lofts: ...
Posted on: Feb 2
If there is a better-looking head on a three wood, I haven't seen it yet. This 909 Fairway wood is very pleasing to look down at address with its compact club head, sleek clean lines, and a simple alignment aid. Please keep in mind though, that this ...
Posted on: Jan 25
Well, you found them. This is what the kid plays. By kid, of course I mean Tiger Woods. He not only plays these -- he gave his input to the Nike engineers who designed them. But can you handle them?
I assume you already ...
Posted on: Jan 23
So you want to play Tiger Woods' irons, but you don't quite have Tiger Woods' game? These irons were made for you.
No, they are not for beginners - more for better players that want a tour-quality golf club, with a little bit more forgiveness than those hard-core blades ...
Posted on: Dec 30
When I think of a Titleist driver, I usually think of a players club designed for workability. But this isn't the case with this 909 D2 Driver. This driver features a low and deep center of gravity designed for reduced spin, higher MOI, and long, straight drives.
The clubhead is ...
Posted on: Dec 20
2009 US Open Champion Lucas Glover has these Nike CCi irons in his bag. They're the most inexpensive irons I've seen that an actual PGA pro plays.
CCi stands for Composite Cavity Insert. The cavity back design makes the club a bit more forgiving than the typical ...
Posted on: Dec 8
Well looky here⦠You've reached the top of the food chain of amateur golf balls. If you are looking at spending $40 on a golf ball, I'm going to assume you've got a pretty good golf swing and knowledge about golf balls, so let's cut to the chase.
This ball ...
Posted on: Dec 1
You're looking at Callaway's most advanced driver. This is the next generation of the FT-5 with a composite frame 7 percent longer from front to back and uses six different materials to move the center of gravity low and deep.
The FT-9 has "Hyperbolic Face Technology" and "Fusion Technology." The HFT ...
Posted on: Nov 30
Feast your eyes on these new Mizuno irons. I think Mizuno makes the most beautiful irons of all the major club makers. But buyer beware, these clubs are blades designed for exceptional players.
The MP-68 irons are Mizuno's latest and greatest tour quality clubs. It looks to be ...
Posted on: Nov 21
I'm drooling now. Please don't look at me. It's embarrassing. These Mizuno MP-58s are a thing of beauty.
Let me compose myself and explain to you why these clubs are so cool. There's a new trend sweeping the PGA Tour, and that's the move towards cavity back style ...
Posted on: Nov 2
This is a gorgeous looking chrome-colored Cleveland Wedge. The 588 is a tour-quality wedge. It has DSG (Dynamic Sole Grind) design. When opening the clubface at address, this allows for the leading edge of the club to remain close to the ground. In addition, it has a ...
Posted on: Oct 8
Tiger Woods plays these balls. Do I really need to say any more? (Unfortunately, I have a minimum word requirement, thus I will elaborate.)
This is 3-piece ball. The cover is a seamless urethane. Its 336-dimple design promotes carry and grabs the green. The middle layer is ...
Posted on: Oct 6
This Burner TP (Tour Preferred) golf ball is a great middle-of-the-road golf ball. TaylorMade, in all their wisdom, came up with an economy version of their premium golf balls, the TP Black and the TP Red.
These Burner TPs are primarily a distance ball. They have an "HPF 1000 SpeedMantle169" ...
Posted on: Oct 1
This heel shafted mallet is very similar to the one that Phil Mickelson has played with on the PGA tour.
The White Hot Tour series features a bronzed tour finish which reduces glare. It has "tour-tuned" weight ports in the sole which Odyssey uses to optimize the weight proportionally to ...
Posted on: Oct 1
This blade style putter is very similar to the Odyssey White Hot Black #2 that I've been playing with for years, only the Hot Tour series takes it to the next level.
The White Hot Tour series features a bronzed tour finish which reduces glare. It has "tour-tuned" weight ...
Posted on: Oct 1
This putter looks like the fangs of a cobra. These Odyssey Black Series i putters are beautiful creations. They are designed for more advanced players.
Let's take a look at some of the technology: The first thing you will notice is the attractive nickel plated finish. It's pleasing ...
Posted on: Sep 30
This putter is the ever popular 2-Ball putter, only Odyssey has sent the Black i to charm school. These Odyssey Black Series i putters are beautiful creations. These are designed for more advanced players.
Let's take a look at some of the technology: The first thing you will ...
Posted on: Sep 29
I enjoy reviewing these White Hot Tour putters from Odyssey. The bronze color is easy on the eyes. Actually, that's the reason Odyssey made it this darker color -- to eliminate glare.
I really like this Rossie Putter because the small mallet design gives me better feel than ...
Posted on: Sep 27
This is a pretty cool center-shafted blade putter. It's from Odyssey's White Hot Tour series.
The White Hot Tour series features a bronzed tour finish which reduces glare. It has "tour-tuned" weight ports in the sole, which Odyssey uses to optimize the weight proportionally to the shaft length.
Of course, ...
Posted on: Sep 25
The Callaway HX Blue's secret is hexagonal! Whoa, cool!
This work of science uses a "criss-crossing network of tube-like projections that form hexagonal and pentagonal patterns around the golf ball." I slept through most of my science classes but I do know that a "pentagon" is a five-sided polygon (and/or where ...
Posted on: Sep 25
"Hey Popeye! How's your spin-nage?"
This is what you need to ask yourself when looking at this golf ball. One of TaylorMade's premium golf balls, the Taylor Made TP Black has more spin than the TP Red. Both balls are designed for lower handicappers with high swing speeds.
This ...
Posted on: Sep 25
"To spin or not to spin?" That is the question.
Check out these TaylorMade TP Reds. This is one of TalylorMade's premium golf balls designed for lower handicappers with high swing speeds. This ball is a multilayer ball with four pieces, a soft core, two mantle layers, and a ...
Posted on: Sep 11
If you can't wait to swing your three iron, then all I can say is: "Have a great round, Tiger." However, if you're like the rest of us, and your three iron is the shiniest club in your bag (because you never hit it), then it's time to swing ...
Posted on: Sep 7
The golf ball competition is fierce. Just watch a PGA golf tournament on Sunday, and you'll see commercial after commercial with top tour pros touting their favorite balls. Just remember folks: these guys are getting thousands of dollars from the companies they represent to play those golf balls.
This ...
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