One of the benefits of independent robotic testing is its ability to validate insights that might initially seem implausible. For example, the most forgiving driver in this year’s crop (at 95 mph/152km/h) was actually a low-spin model — Ping’s G440 LST.
Unlike early strong-lofted efforts that were difficult to get airborne and hold greens, designers now have materials and manufacturing capabilities at their disposal that allows them to produce strong-lofted clubs that deliver the desired added metres, while also producing an appropriate trajectory and landing angle.
The top of the bag remains a tricky proposition for many golfers. Do you opt for a high-lofted fairway wood, hybrid or utility iron? Callaway’s latest Apex lineup offers a multitude of options to fill the yardage gaps in the form of Apex Ti Super Hybrid, Apex UT and Apex UW.
It’s official: electric golf buggy giant Motocaddy has announced its official direct launch into the Australian market, bringing world-renowned innovation, reliability and customer support, while promising Aussie golfers unrivalled choice with unbeatable value.
Most players using short putters tend to have one thing in common with players who use long putters: both types want to get their eyes directly over the ball.
Urethane is the benchmark when it comes to premium golf ball performance, especially in the spin department. But that doesn’t mean non-urethane balls are automatically out of the conversation, especially when you dig into the spin data, as we’ve done with the help of the Golf Laboratories swing robot.