Q: My kiddo recently took up golf. Can I just cut down a set of adult clubs? A lot of parents believe that cutting down adult clubs provides their kids with “quality equipment”, but veteran club designer Tom Wishon, author of 12 Myths That Could Wreck Your Golf Game, doesn’t mince words about this approach: Read more…
In this modern era, with dozens of weighting options already built into your driver, compounding the search for better performance with the use of lead tape or similar tactics is probably unnecessary and might even risk making your driver non-conforming.
Beyond the practical training aspects, a hidden benefit of today’s stat-tracking apps is finding the clubs in your bag that might be holding you back. Or in some cases, locating the holes in your set make-up that need to be filled with a solution that can only come about with a new club.
Question: Other than loft, obviously, should all my wedges be the same model? Answer: There is a simple answer to this question: “No.” But we don’t like simple answers to these questions because every player’s equipment journey is unique, and every potential answer inspires more questions. Again, this is why a relationship with a quality Read more…
Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from Tour Edge? These handy thumbnails will keep you up to date on the company’s new releases across all club and ball categories. Tour Edge Hot Launch 524 woods: The Tour Edge Hot Launch 524 series of metalwoods once again brings together Read more…
Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from Cobra? These handy thumbnails will keep you up to date on the company’s new releases across all club and ball catetgories. Cobra Darkspeed drivers: The Cobra Darkspeed drivers (X, LS and Max) take a multi-faceted and player-specific approach to speed in Read more…
The test would not change for the golf balls used for recreational play, but the balls used under this new proposed test for elite competition could result in a distance decrease of at least 15-20 metres, perhaps more.
Feverishly anticipated by many, decried by others, golf products have relentlessly pushed forward technologically throughout Australian Golf Digest’s 50 years, a time that’s probably seen more innovation in each successive decade than in the preceding century.
Wally Uihlein, president and chief executive of Titleist and FootJoy parent Acushnet and an industry force for much of the past three decades, unexpectedly announced his retirement overnight.