Srixon Z 565 and Z 765 Drivers: Take your pick, hit your line
The Z 565 and Z 765 Drivers are Srixon's first true entries into the "premium" driver category, but the somewhat higher prices compared to past models buy technology that rivals that of any other major golf brand. These are primo "big dogs" from top to bottom.
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Srixon Z 765 forged irons: Sleek, smooth power and precision
The feel and workability of the new Z line of irons from Srixon are equal to the best equivalent iron sets on the market, and, based on my experience with several of these other sets, even softer.
... full article »Cleveland Golf adds mallets to the popular TFi 2135 putter line
Cleveland Golf's expansion of the TFi 2135 line into mallet models is spot-on. All the great engineering of the TFi 2135 has translated beautifully into the mallets. These putters are some of the most eye-catching on the market, yet they won't break your budget.
... full article »Sun Mountain's 2017 C-130 cart golf bag: Smart straps and pockets galore
Kiel Christianson test-drove the new 2017 Sun Mountain C-130 cart bag at his home course and is impressed. It may be the most functional, feature-laden golf bag on the market, he writes.
... full article »PrecisionPro GPS Golf Band: Light, thin, and accurate
Kiel Christianson calls the PrecisionPro GPS Golf Band the best, most comfortable wearable GPS device he's ever tested. Best of all, when you're not paying attention to it, the GPS Golf Band is so light, you don't even notice it's there.
... full article »They lose 'em, you reuse 'em: LostGolfBalls.com
LostGolfBalls.com finds wayward golf balls on courses all over the nation, brings them in, cleans them up, grades them, and sells them at up to 50 percent off the new ball price. Kiel Christianson has more, after test-driving a dozen used Srixon Z-Star black numbers.
... full article »Dial in the comfort with PUMA TITANTOUR IGNITE DISC golf shoes
In the PUMA TITANTOUR IGNITE DISC golf shoes, thin steel wires are tightened and loosened with the simple twist of the disc, a nontrivial but excellent investment in podiatric health and comfort. The ease of getting these shoes on and off is much appreciated by an old guy like me.
... full article »Double Duty divot repair putter: A multi-tool in your golf bag
Fixing ball marks on greens requires a lot of bending over. Now there's a multi-tool putter that allows golfers to repair pitch marks without bending all the way over: The Double Duty divot repair putter.
... full article »Want to play the most exclusive golf ball? The choice is Clear
Paying $79.17 for a dozen golf balls may sound steep. But, Kiel Christianson writes, "there is absolutely no doubt that Clear Golf Balls occupy the upper echelon of premium golf balls."
... full article »BIG MAX Autofold FF golf push-cart folds flat, opens big
The BIG MAX Autofold FF cart is the newest offering from the largest golf cart (trolley) company in Europe, and it is one clever and classy push-cart. It folds up flatter, and unfolds more spaciously, than any push-cart I have ever used.
... full article »Puma's IGNITE Spikeless Sport Golf Shoes: 24-hour comfort
PUMA's IGNITE Spikeless Sport Golf Shoes are the most comfortable shoes this reviewer (and PGA Tour wunderkind Bryson DeChambeau) have ever worn.
... full article »The short-cut to summer golf: adidas, Ian Poulter have answers
PGA Tour players can't wear shorts on the golf course, but we can. Here are some of the latest innovations in golf shorts from Ian Poulter's IPG Design and adidas Golf.
... full article »Acushnet focuses on 'other' golf ball models for 2016
Acushnet's Titleist brand is the most popular golf ball today, especially the iconic ProV1. But Titleist's "undercard" lines -- NXT and Velocity -- are not only less expensive, they are constructed with the care as the ProV1/x line. This is also true for Acushnet's "value" brand, Pinnacle.
... full article »Coil and strike! Cobra Golf's King F6 drivers have serious bite
With the F6 and F6+, Cobra Golf has delivered a line of drivers that push the technology envelope but avoid the gimmicky appearance of their previous lines. These King Cobras have some serious bite.
... full article »Air Force One AFX Pro Series Irons: Prepare for take off
Although the new Air Force One AFX Pro Series Irons are not forged, the soft-cast steel provides adequate feel, along with workability appropriate for the "pro" designation. The lofts run a bit lower than standard, which produces a penetrating but lower-than-average ball flight.
... full article »- Hit 'em high with Cobra's King F6 Irons
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Srixon Z 565 and Z 765 Drivers: Take your pick, hit your line
The Z 565 and Z 765 Drivers are Srixon's first true entries into the "premium" driver category, but the somewhat higher prices compared to past models buy techn [...]
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