Golf Equipment

[ad_1] The new Miura CB-2008 irons, the fourth new product since the start of the year from the normally methodical and traditionally minded forged iron company from Japan, represents again a new energy behind its classic shapes. The latest in the company’s line of game-improvement irons, the Miura CB-2008 represents another technological stretch for a […]

[ad_1] Yesterday at Wrigley Field, the Chicago Cubs continued to reap the spoils of their World Series win last season, except this time it wasn’t raising a banner or slipping a championship ring on their fingers. Instead, the Cubbies (including players, manager, coaches and top front office staff) received custom-fitted commemorative putters from Tinley Park,

[ad_1] Yesterday at Wrigley Field, the Chicago Cubs continued to reap the spoils of their World Series win last season, except this time it wasn’t raising a banner or slipping a championship ring on their fingers. Instead, the Cubbies (including players, manager, coaches and top front office staff) received custom-fitted commemorative putters from Tinley Park,

[ad_1] Most players prefer irons that make it easy to get the ball in the air. A high ball flight lets you carry those bunkers, and a steep landing angle keeps the ball on the green. Using a Foresight Sports GC2 launch monitor, we found a correlation between an iron’s sole width and the maximum

[ad_1] Most players prefer irons that make it easy to get the ball in the air. A high ball flight lets you carry those bunkers, and a steep landing angle keeps the ball on the green. Using a Foresight Sports GC2 launch monitor, we found a correlation between an iron’s sole width and the maximum

[ad_1] Garmin has announced its newest golf watch, the Garmin Approach S60. There are a lot of features to cover here, let’s start with shot tracking. The watch automatically tracks your shots and keeps your score. It stores your scores, so you can compare rounds, stats and how far you hit each club in different

[ad_1] Garmin has announced its newest golf watch, the Garmin Approach S60. There are a lot of features to cover here, let’s start with shot tracking. The watch automatically tracks your shots and keeps your score. It stores your scores, so you can compare rounds, stats and how far you hit each club in different

[ad_1] Since 1997 Titleist master craftsman Bob Vokey has created almost every kind of wedge conceivable for both tour players and everyday golfers, with his first creation going into the bag of Andy Bean at the 1997 St. Jude Classic in Memphis. “I had two in my bag, and let Andy try it,” recalled Vokey.

[ad_1] The Fujikura Atmos shaft, the latest model from one of the top-played brands on the world’s professional tours, is now being offered in a special limited edition U.S. Open commemorative version. Proceeds of the sale will fund a Folds of Honor Foundation scholarship. The Folds of Honor Foundation, established by Maj. Dan Rooney who

[ad_1] The new Miura Hayate driver and fairway woods continue the company’s long tradition of producing beautiful works of art that double as distinctly functional golf clubs. But as in the past with Miura designs, there’s more here than meets the eye. Designed by the family that’s been carefully forging irons in Japan for 60

[ad_1] The Cobra King Oversize (King OS) hybrid, the followup to the company’s fast-faced King Oversize irons, continue the company’s not-so-simple task of making a large-frame golf club easy to play. Making a club larger might naturally lead to the club being more forgiving on off-center hits—drivers are a natural case in point—making a club

[ad_1] If you thought the Cameron & Crown putters—a 33-inch only model built to a custom weight and a thinner diameter grip—was an idle one-off experiment, think again. Master putter designer Scotty Cameron announced that he will double the number of models in Titleist’s specialty line of shorter-length putters, adding four new versions to the

[ad_1] The theory behind KBS Tour $-Taper steel iron shaft seems an obvious progression in how equipment design respondsto the development of the golfer athlete: Elite players are stronger and more athletic than a generation ago so the ideal shaft shouldn’t be one created for players from the previous generation. The KBS Tour $-Taper shaft,

[ad_1] The new Callaway Epic irons (standard and Pro) build on a key idea of the company’s successful Epic driver: making the face more flexible by stabilizing the framework that supports it. But as complex as the Great Big Bertha Epic driver’s support rod structure known as “Jailbreak” might be, the complexity of construction behind

[ad_1] The Vice Golf Force golf bag offers the latest example of the German company’s distinctive, direct-to-consumer approach to marketing golf balls and other accessories. The company, which sells golf balls on its website with premium technology, unique packaging and colors and at a sliding price scale that reduces the price per dozen by as

[ad_1] Arccos and Microsoft partnered in January 2017, and the fruits of that partnership, Arccos Caddie, will be hitting the market on May 22. The product uses Microsoft’s artificial intelligence to give you advice on what shot to hit. You know, just like a caddie would, except this caddie makes its decisions completely based off

[ad_1] The PXG 0311T wedges continue the company’s tradition of distinctive construction and extreme pricing, all in the pursuit of making a piece of golf equipment that stands alone in the marketplace. The key story on the PXG 0311T is the milled construction. Each wedge is initially developed from a piece of 8620 steel, an

[ad_1] One of the world’s leading golf destinations has a new app aimed at improving the experience for all of its guests. Pebble Beach announced a partnership with IBM to bring its Watson technology in a newly announced resort app available for iOS and Android devices. Included in the app is Watson’s Conversation API, enabling

[ad_1] The Maxfli U/Fli Soft and U/Fli Speed balls seem to offer the choice between two of the more common options when choosing a golf ball: Soft feel or distance. What they hope to not compromise on is the one thing all golfers can benefit from: greenside spin. The two balls, part of the Dick’s

[ad_1] “I’ve heard from a multiple major-championship winner that within eight years you’ll see a quarter of the players on tour playing single-length irons.” Those are the words of single-length advocate David Edel, the golf inventor who developed the one-of-a-kind, single-length irons that helped make Bryson DeChambeau famous. Whether that happens and whether average golfers