The new TaylorMade Qi4D family of drivers (Qi4D, Qi4D Max, Qi4D Max Lite, Qi4D LS) aim to manage the complicated challenges of faster ball speed mixed with forgiveness and aerodynamic speed.
The Mizuno JPX One fairway woods and hybrids look to improve ball speed through new high-strength steel faces and a redesigned channel in the front part of the sole that looks to boost flexing on heel and toe mis-hits.
Cobra builds on its expertise in 3D-printing with a new players iron (3DP MB) as well as a game-improvement model (3DP X). The irons are completely 3D-printed, allowing for a level of precision and intricacy not available in clubs that are forged or cast.
The next generation of Chrome series golf balls launches with a distinctive upgrade in a stronger, stiffer mantle layer designed to boost initial ball speed throughout all three models in the line.
Mizuno’s M.Craft City Series putters comprise four traditional blade and mallet looks with each head forged from the same mild carbon steel (1025E Select) as the company’s famous irons, including the feel-enhancing copper underlay.
: Mizuno updates its Mizuno Pro iron lineup with two new models— Mizuno Pro M-13 and Mizuno Pro M-15—plus a Mizuno Pro Fli-Hi utility iron. The clubs are designed to showcase Mizuno’s strength in forging irons, while also expanding the audience for its clubs by seamlessly blending sets from multiple models.
How far would Tiger have hit it in 2000 if he’d had access to today’s technology? To find out, we ran a full robot test at Golf Laboratories with Tiger’s drivers and balls covering 25 years of innovation.
If Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen’s clinical dismantling of Royal Melbourne’s Composite course en route to winning the Crown Australian Open looked like an all-around top performance, that’s because it was – at least from an equipment standpoint.
World No.44 Min Woo Lee is continuing to reshape modern golf culture – this time with a bold new fashion drop that puts his unmistakable swagger front and centre.