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New irons might be a tough sell in this economy, but Hireko Golf's new Power Play Caiman irons are worth a serious look as alternatives to higher-priced, higher-profile sets. These irons offer a passel of game-improvement features for a mere pittance, Kiel Christianson writes.
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Nike Golf's 2009 SQ DYMO driver sounds, feels and performs better than its predecessors, and the SQ DYMO fairway woods are precisely matched to create an arsenal that is tough to beat, Equipment Editor Kiel Christianson writes. Both models sound better than before, and according to Nike, both are completely redesigned.
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TaylorMade-adidas Golf's new Targa Tour glove, which many of its tour staffers have put in play, has several features that you look for in a top-quality golf glove. It has a soft cabretta leather feel, moisture wicking ability, durability and a pretty good fit. At around $15 at major retailers, it's priced competitively with other premium gloves.
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If you're searching for a set of clubs that will perform better than your 401(k), Hireko Golf is worth a look as an alternative to the big-name manufacturers. The company's Acer XK line is solid from top to bottom, Equipment Editor Kiel Christianson writes.
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If you're like most people, you hate sit-ups. There has to be a better way, right? Well, you could try the "as-seen-on-TV" Ab Coaster, which retails at $399 and seems to have more merit than some other abdominal exercise devices. Strengthening the core can never be a bad move, especially in golf, and if you use this machine regularly, you will be successful.
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In an attempt to bridge the fitness gap between golf's best of the best and the rest of us, Joey D - a celebrity trainer whose PGA Tour clients include Charlie Wi and Jason Dufner - has introduced a large line of home fitness gear. The PowerSwing Trainer is one of the most flexible and golf-specific items in the Golf Gym line.
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Just when you thought GPS was going to take over the market, the laser rangefinders got a little better. Recently, I had the opportunity to test Bushnell's new Pro 1600 Slope Edition. The company's most accurate and sensitive laser rangefinder to date, it features a built-in inclinometer to provide golfers with a compensated distance based upon the degree of incline or decline.
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The brand spanking new DB Plus driver by SMT Golf is for any player who doesn't get all wrapped up in name recognition. You'll get a lot of "What's that?" and "I've never heard of SMT" comments (even from golf writers). But if you smack a few big drives down the fairway, they'll come sniffing around your bag.
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At some point, even good players might be willing to give up the ability to fade or slice a shot if the club produces an extremely high level of consistency. The new TaylorMade-adidas Golf Burner 09 irons may be such a club. They look good at address, and each club is individually configured to get you the best combination of workability and forgiveness.
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Lower back pain is the most common complaint among recreational golfers and pros alike. The Swingback is an extremely lightweight, comfortable, breathable belt that works on the same principles as the typical gym-rat belt, but it is designed specifically to improve golf posture.
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These Nike Air Zoom Vapor golf shoes are some great-looking, ultra-chic and sporty shoes. Even my non-golfing wife remarked on the good looks and almost un-golf-like styling when I took them out of the box. Lightweight and space-aged materials make for great performance, including excellent stability.
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HiPPO Golf, a major player in Europe's golf equipment industry, offers perhaps more overt technology in its clubs than any other company. For golfers looking to upgrade to the most high-tech, player-improvement irons available without busting their budgets, the company's Hex2 3-2-3 irons should be very seriously considered.
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Nike Golf's new Victory Red Forged Split Cavity irons are the first of these "players' cavity-backs" I've tested that successfully straddle the line between low and low-mid handicap. If you can afford the comparatively high price, the VR Split Cavity irons are worth serious consideration.
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There are several products and programs that claim to strengthen the muscles specific to golf while adding flexibility, but none as versatile, portable, effective and inexpensive as the TRX Suspension Trainer golfer's package from Fitness Anywhere, Mike Bailey writes.
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New Nike Golf Xtreme Element golf bag has all the necessary elements
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Get a grip! SensoGlove monitors golfers' grip pressure
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Transitions lenses protect eyes (and wallets) of golfers who wear glasses
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ShotWatch provides data, and some distraction, to your golf practice
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Sun Mountain's waterproof H2NO golf bags protect clubs and accessories in any weather
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Yes! Golf's GrooveTube: Most bizarre-looking putter of 2008
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A simple idea makes Sun Mountain's Club Glider a leap forward in travel bag technology
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Cleveland Golf introduces Club Count Technology: Never lose a golf club again
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Golf club review: Sizemore's SM-2 mallet putter is a futuristic beauty
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The Radar is a portable but unreliable launch monitor
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Review: Nicklaus Golf's Dual Point Fastback driver looks powerful, feels heavy
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HiPPO Hex TX: The best driver you've never heard of
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Vulcan Golf's Speedlite V14 driver is the lightest on the market
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Review: Ixnay on KZG's new "Q" driver but a resounding hoozah for the new "Q" fairway wood
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MacGregor MT Pro-C forged cavity back irons: Too good for many of us
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Rife TwoBar Hybrid putter: A high-tech putter from grip to face
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Cleveland Golf's new VP milled putters appeal to traditionalists
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Nike Golf's SQ Sumo2 5900 driver improves over maiden model
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PowerBilt Citation FZ1 is a great 460cc driver for traditionalists
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G3-DF Heavy Putter by Boccieri Golf: Big muscles, big putts
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Bold new Under Armour muscles its way into golf apparel
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Ogio Mammoth golf travel bag lives up to its name
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Bag-gate: Major golf bag makers share names, confuse customers
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Burton Syncro a good, sturdy, nicely priced cart golf bag
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Nike Golf's Unitized Neo: A mid-sized mallet putter with exceptional feel
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See some of the top golf products from the 2008 PGA Merchandise Show
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Nike Golf's IC 20-20 Putter is the most stable mallet on the market
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Golf club review: Srixon's Z-Steel is a pumped up old-school fairway wood
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Srixon's Z-RW driver will make a lot more golfers familiar with the brand
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Nike Golf's SQ SUMO irons enter the game-improvement ring and push around the competition
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Holiday golf gift idea: Dancin' Dogg simulator teams with "Tiger Woods '07"
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The golf lover's Christmas wish list 2007: Gifts for the traveling golfer
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The Sizemore XB-1 putter: Performance eye-candy for golf course greens
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The Perfect Putting Pendulum golf training aid helps 'wristy' putters
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Nicklaus Golf's Dual Slot wedges: Versatility at an affordable price
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Cleveland's CG irons: Two colors for a wide range of golfers
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The F2 wedge: Looks can be very deceiving with this golf club
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Who needs skill? Try Feel Golf's 73-degree wedge and look like Phil Mickelson around the green
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Adams Golf Insight BUL and KZG Gemini II drivers: A pair of straight-shooters
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Nickent 3DX and 4DX drivers: Hot, long and inexpensive!
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Hippo Hex2 and Tour Edge Bazooka Geomax offer more MOI for less moolah
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Nicklaus Golf Dual Point driver: Great distance and buttery-soft feel
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Eye-catching Akira UI hybrid offers more than just golf-club good looks at premium price
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Golf club review: Grooving with the new, high-spin Cleveland CG 12 wedge
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Bionic golf gloves offer good fit, club control at fair price
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MacGregor Golf's new game-improvement irons are a qualified success
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Nike SQ Sumo2 driver is all things great (and not so great) about modern golf
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Money to Burner: Lightweight TaylorMade driver tops in its price range
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Cleveland HiBore XL Tour driver: Performance that's hard to quantify
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Puma's spring 2007 line caters to golfers with bold tastes
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PowerBilt TPS Wide-Soled irons provide forgiveness and workability
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MacGregor's Mactec NVG2 fairway woods: Everyone loves them but me
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KZ Golf's GF-4 driver puts custom-fit spin on moveable weight technology
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G.R.I.P. CNC milled wedges perform as advertised at a bargain price
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Nike Golf's OZ Black T130 putter is a wizard on the greens
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PowerBilt TPS 460cc driver: Long but hard to control
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Upswing Golf: "Simply good clubs"
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Putting A to Z online: The Putting Super System
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Innovex Golf's CfD a quality option for drivers on a tight budget
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La Jolla Club Golf Company hosting long-drive contests at PGA Merchandise Show
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Izod G's new lines being unleashed at PGA Merchandise Show
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Wales using PGA Merchandise Show to promote its golf and innovations
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Dead Straight Golf showcasing new putters at PGA Merchandise Show
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MacGregor To Unveil All-new Line Of Clubs At PGA Show
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PGA Merchandise Show Equipment Test Center attracts Furyk, others
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New generation widescreen GPS debuts for any golf cart on any golf course
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Good idea: Adams' new Idea a2 hybrid irons
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Golf writers differ in opinions of 'player-friendly' Magique irons
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UST debuts a putter shaft that speaks to golfers
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New 'slice-proof' driver might put a 'draw' in your game
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Yonex Cyberstar line brings Japanese technology to USA
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KZG's first oversize irons deliver forgiveness and performance
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Don't ignore the shaft - it's the engine that revs up your club
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Penneagle Palisade: Classic mallet with advanced design
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Drive long and prosper with Vulcan Golf's Caldera Z440 driver
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Pinemeadow's Doublewall driver offers distance and forgiveness
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Tour Edge: Bring in da noise, bring in da funky materials
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Burton's Club-Lok bag keeps your clubs safe from thieves
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'Movable weights' on new Adams driver won't cure your slice, but it's still a fine club
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Adjustable weights in V-MOI Triad putter a tinkerer's delight
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Walking never felt so good: Three new stand bags offer great features
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Look what’s under the tree! Golf gifts for 2004
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Small companies offer BIG drivers
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Big Bertha golf bag like namesake driver - oversized and accommodating
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DeLaCruz Fairway Cruzer fairway woods deserve awards
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Divesting duffers from their dough is now a science
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Women Only: Nickent unveils Goddess Collection golf gear
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KZG jumps on utility club bandwagon
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New Adams i-Woods give golfers alternative to long irons
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Eidolon: Funny name, fine wedges
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Line 'em up and knock 'em down:
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Polite Applause for the Adams Ovation fairway woods
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A Little Love for the Lovett Wedge
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KZG Cobalt Driver: Big drives from a 'smaller' club
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Alpha equals Big Dog when it comes to drivers