Reviews on Clubs
TaylorMade has brought back the R series of metal woods after a lengthy hiatus (that’s sarcasm, guys, it’s been a year). The R15 Driver takes SLD-ing weight in the last few years and divides it into two. What makes R15 accessible to players? We have tested some features that can help you out with. Taylormade R15 Driver … Read more
The Taylormade Rocketballz irons have generated a ton of publicity since the first products were launched in March 2012. While many thought that TaylorMade had made a major mistake with the “RocketbBallz” name, the name appears to have caught the fantasies of the majority of the golfers. The name still induces a few chuckles to those … Read more
The golf balls that have captured the essence of the PGA tours since the beginning of this century and still ruling it are Titleist Prov1 and ProV1X. When the sultry voice of Jim Nantz in a Titleist commercial says that it is the number one golf ball it is enough to explain the ball’s expertise. An estimated 60% or … Read more
Balls and drivers have always featured prominently in the distance debate, but recently more golfers have been looking to make distance gains from irons. When the Callaway X Hot Irons was released in January 2013, it was claimed that they were up to 10 yards longer than the Razr X. The X Hot irons are rock solid, … Read more
First and foremost, it’s worth noting that buying a full set of golf clubs really isn’t necessary if you’re still only learning the game. That being said, it may end up proving to be a smart decision. As you’ll eventually discover for yourself, individual golf clubs can be pretty expensive, so buying a game improvement … Read more
Picking the right set of wedges for your game can sometimes be tricky, as many sets come with standard wedge configurations, usually pitching wedge, a sand wedge, and a lob wedge. The 52 degree wedge is considered a gap wedge, and the 54 degree is in the sand wedge category, so there are some distinct … Read more
The lob wedge. To some, it’s a mysterious unicorn golf club of the wedge family, unusual and challenging to swing correctly. To others, it’s an essential part of their wedge configuration and their go-to club for shots around the green. Both of these wedges (58 vs 60 degree wedge) are considered a lob wedge, and … Read more
You love to play golf and can be quite good at it, but the pain and heaviness in your feet don’t allow you to continue. Golf requires you to walk constantly in each game that could be taking a toll on your feet, causing inflammation and pain. However, this can be prevented if you choose … Read more
Golf and flat fee don’t go hand in hand. That’s true because the more flat foot, the more rigid and hollow it is. In addition, the arch of your feet may change with time. Usually, the feet arches become flat with age. But, this doesn’t mean that you can’t play golf anymore. You just need … Read more
If you are looking for a driver to add to your golf bag, then you might be interested in checking out our Tommy Armour TA1 Driver Review. Finding a golf driver that is perfect for you and performs better than your previous drivers depends more on the fit rather than on technology or new features. … Read more
