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This is a strange-looking putter. Odyssey has taken a blade putter head and attached the putter shaft to the back of it. What the heck are they thinking?

Wait -- there is a method to their madness. The idea is twofold: 1) To increase your line of ...

This hybrid is from the PowerBilt Air Force line of nitrogen-infused clubs designed by dentists. (Not really -- I just like to imagine the club is filled full of laughing gas.)

The reason they are full of nitrogen is to make the club long and powerful. By using ...

These Tour Edge Exotics clubs may be the best kept secret of modern golf equipment. I predict we will see a surge in this company in the coming years.

This Tour Edge XCG-3 hybrid is similar to the XCG-3 driver and fairway wood. Its sole is comprised ...

This is the sweet looking Nike Victory Red Fairway Wood. I'm a big fan of the design of this club. The shape is traditional. It is the classic pear shape, which makes it look ...

At first glance, there's nothing too flashy about this Srixon Z-TX Fairway Wood, just a classic-looking pear shape with a black and silver clubhead. However, take a closer look and you'll find some really cool technology.

This fairway wood uses "Starburst" variable face technology that consists of ...

As many golfers may not realize, the shaft is the engine of the golf club. Without the right shaft, a good golf swing can actually be hindered by an inferior club shaft.

If you are checking out this KBS Tour shaft, I will assume you know a ...

"AY BATTA BATTA... SWING BATTA BATTA, SWING!"

Listen up, baseball players: the shaft of these clubs were inspired by a baseball bat. Wilson makes the Demarini baseball bat, which is a high-tech bat that is used by 150 college baseball teams including the Oregon State Beavers, who won ...

Take a look at these beautiful Titleist cavity back irons. This model is a few years old, but is still a great club. I played these clubs for years before I switched to the Titleist 735CM, which I currently play.

The 690s are a forgiving cavity back, ...

I have to tell you, this is one of the best values I've seen for a set of irons since I've started reviewing clubs. These are Tommy Armour's Silver Scot Forged Cavity Backs, and they are a great-looking set of golf clubs.

Let's start with the faces. They have ...

Here's a club I would put in the "Economy" category. You have to love Maxfli because they've been around forever and they make products that will allow everyone to play golf, no matter how tight your budget.

This fairway wood has an oversized club head made of ...

Being a Florida Gator fan, it pains me tremendously to review this Alabama Crimson Tide Divot Tool & Ball Marker. But I must feature them and give them their "props" for winning the 2009 NCAA Football Championship. If you're a ‘Bama fan, then you'll want to support ...

I would use the word "innovative" when describing this set of game-improving irons. They incorporate an inverted-core technology to expand the sweet spot, giving the irons a bigger and hotter clubface. The cavity back is very traditional looking, and I like the basic teardrop shape.

The 3-through-6 ...

Adjustable clubs are the latest rage and I believe TaylorMade was the first to do it. This TaylorMade R9 has an adjustable hosel that allows you to change the lie and loft angle to eight different settings. This is TaylorMade's FCT (Flight Control Technology) which will ...

Yes, you are looking at a 2-iron! And no, this is not the History Channel. These things are just about obsolete these days (which is why you can buy one for only $30.) The 2 iron has gone the way of the type writer, the Betamax videocassette, ...

This is a very attractive fairway wood. Just look at it. Looking down at address, it is a solid black club head with a deep steel clubface. (It's pretty crazy how the fairway woods of today are twice as big as the drivers of yesterday.)

This X ...

These big mallet putters are getting out of hand. This putter to me looks like the head of "I, Robot." If I owned this putter, I would constantly be trying to talk to it as it stared at me from my golf bag. "What do you think, ...

Here's an interesting looking mallet style putter. It's pretty basic, and by basic I mean bland, dull, boring and simple. Other than that, I love it.

I got a kick out of this: Under "Product Features" on Amazon, it just says "Brand new in box." That's it. ...

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 ...

Here's a lesson in Marketing 101: Keep repeating the name of the product over and over again until it is ingrained in your client's head, e.g. "The Perfect Club is wonderful. The Perfect Club hits great shots. The Perfect Club will cure cancer..." I remember they used to run ...

Adams Golf and Nickent Golf seem to be the kings of hybrids. Adams may have invented hybrids, but Nickent is taking it to the next level. Their claim to fame is their patented Brazing Technology.

Brazing technology is an innovation that fuses steel and titanium without using epoxy. ...

Let's get this over with. Look at the picture... All together now. "Awwwwwwwwwwww!"

It's Kenny's first pull cart. How sweet! It won't be long before he'll be out on the course chunking shots and throwing his clubs just like the grownups.

Of course, I'm kidding. It is important to ...

You would think an umbrella is just an umbrella, wouldn't you?

Well, I thought that too -- until I saw the one by Davek. This is the Traveler umbrella, and the one I looked at was in a cranberry red. At first I was skeptical, maybe because of the color (which is ...

Close your eyes and imagine. (Wait -- read this first and then close your eyes...)

You're one stroke up on Tiger Woods on the last hole of the PGA Championship. Tiger led this tournament from the start, and what's more is: he's never lost a major championship when leading after ...

The experience of buying a wedge is nothing like the experience of buying a driver. When you go shopping for a driver, there are all types of colors, shapes, and sizes to choose from, as well as dozens of features and new technology to help you differentiate one from another. ...

Walk into any golf store and you'll see hundreds of clubs that are all essentially the same. From Nike to Callaway to Titleist to all of those cheap brands you've never bothered to try, there isn't a whole lot of innovation across the board from leading golf brands. And it's not ...