Equipment

Golf Pride will expand its line of full-swing and putter grips with offerings and updates that aim to make your hands more easily adopt the proper position and the ideal grip pressure. The two new full-swing options are updates for two of the most popular grips in the game, the Tour Velvet and Z-Grip, while

The new Tour Edge Pure Feel Template Series putters bring some recognizable head shapes with traditional feel, but it’s the other end of these putters that might show you something the game hasn’t seen before. As the name implies, the Pure Feel Template Series shows some of the head styles that mirror shapes that have

Motocaddy’s new AquaFLEX stand bag is a ground-breaking dual-purpose model that can be carried across the shoulders or fit perfectly onto any Motocaddy trolley. The versatile AquaFLEX  is 100% waterproof and super-lightweight, offering golfers the ultimate flexibility when deciding whether to carry or fit onto a Motocaddy electric or push trolley. Weighing just 2.2kg, the AquaFLEX boasts a fully-adjustable

Galvin Green has launched its most advanced collection of technical clothing for the start of the 2019 season, with a total of 368 garments and matching accessories. Building on its pioneering multi-layer concept, the Galvin Green 2019 Part One collection has been taken to the next level to offer more styles, colours and sizes, including

Golf Pride has expanded its range of Tour SNSR putter grips with the launch of the new Contour Pro. The new grip is offered in a pistol-shape in two oversized models for high levels of feel and feedback. It boasts the same soft, ultra-tuned rubber formulation as its predecessors, giving the grip an excellent feel and facilitating lighter

Arccos Caddie, the GPS sensor-driven stat tracking app, has continued its push to make golfers smarter about their games through the use of Big Data, high-tech software and artificial intelligence. Now, it’s making getting smarter more convenient, too. Arccos Link is the latest device in the company’s suite of game analysis tools, freeing golfers from

Snell Golf is not your typical value golf-ball brand. That’s because company founder Dean Snell has his name on the patent for the Titleist Pro V1. Combine that with nearly three decades of experience in golf ball design for Titleist and TaylorMade and over 40 patents and Snell brings a certain credibility to golf ball

While Phil Mickelson was touting a resurgence in his clubhead speed as one of his keys to his victory at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, there may be another less overt element to his newfound fountain of youth. The three lines on his golf ball might be making his eyes work better. It’s the kind

The new Accra TZ5 and TZ6 shafts might be resonating with some tour players, but it’s average players who might be the inspiration and the beneficiary of these new models. That’s a fundamental change with the trend in shafts on tour, particularly when it comes to the responsive-tip TZ6, said Gawain Robertson, co-owner and founder

Bushnell has launched a new laser rangefinder that takes into consideration the temperature of the air and the altitude at which you are playing when measuring distances to pins and other features on the golf course. The Bushnell Pro XE introduces ‘Slope with Elements’, a brand new technology that adds temperature and altitude to an improved version

There’s been a renaissance in premium golf equipment over the last few years with the emergence of PXG and Honma making a more concentrated effort into the global market. While those companies attach a steep ticket price to their sticks, this figure on a new set of Bentley clubs…well, it makes the aforementioned brands look

findings: “Pay the most you can until you and your skill level stop noticing a difference in performance. But it’s not just your handicap. Fact is, if you miss a lot of greens, you might need an expensive, high-spinning ball to help you get up and down more often. That said, don’t buy multilayer balls

The rumors within the shoe community are true: Nike is releasing the Air Jordan 11 Concord golf shoe, the company confirmed today. There will be limited quantities made of the basketball-inspired shoe, and it will be available for purchase Feb. 15 for $220. As the name suggests, the inspiration for this golf shoe comes from

Japanese equipment brand Mizuno has revealed its line-up of staff professionals on both the PGA Tour and the European Tour for 2019. The company has announced the signing of 33-year-old PGA Tour player Chris Kirk and contract extensions for Eddie Pepperell, Luke Donald, Lucas Glover and Oliver Fisher. Throughout 2017 and 2018, Mizuno reaped an

Bridgestone brought ball-fitting to the front of golfers’ minds in 2006 when it began a campaign of in-person, launch-monitor-driven events to help golfers rethink their process for choosing a golf ball. Now, 13 years later, it is recommitting to the hands-on approach it had de-emphasized in recent years, and expanding it to include more than

The True Temper Elevate iron shafts come as a followup to the ongoing quest of club and ball technologies to reduce spin in the pursuit of more distance. It’s just not in the way you think it might be. No, rather than more efforts to reduce spin that seem to permeate the game today, the

Under Armour, working with input from Jordan Spieth, has released its Spieth 3 golf shoe, out today. This is the third generation of Spieth’s namesake shoe, and it was created with a focus on the biomechanics of the swing with the help of J.J. Rivet of the European Tour Performance Institute. Under Armour focused on

The new Fujikura Ventus shaft is the company’s latest effort to maximize driver distance for elite players while at the same time helping those who don’t hit the center of the clubface nearly as often get better results. The interesting thing is the same technology in the Ventus shaft works for both levels of players.