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  • Video Review: Cobra Baffler T-Rail Fairway Wood

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Monday 29 October 2012

    One of the major problems club golfers have when hitting a fairway is digging it into the ground, but the Tungsten Rail Sole on the Baffler T-Rail helps the club glide through the surface for a crisper contact, while the low centre of gravity ensures a good flight. The shallow and thinner face also makes it easier to hit and...

  • Video Review: MD Superstrong ST2 Fairway Wood

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Saturday 27 October 2012

    The MD Golf Superstrong ST2 fairway wood has a shallower club face and a more compact head shape. The low centre of gravity promotes a high launch for long, accurate shots. The aerodynamic styling ensures maximum performance is guaranteed. UST’s multi compound grip and Proforce 65 shaft come as standard. In our October 2012 fairways test the ST2 came out as an all-round...

  • Video Review: Adams Speedline Fast 12 Fairway Wood

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Friday 26 October 2012

    Adams latest Speedline Fast model features a second generation Velocity Slot and a larger sweetspot for improved launch conditions and more distance from the fairway, and off the tee. It’s also incredibly forgiving too. The price could be an issue for some especially as it’s competing against more established names, but it’s well-worth looking at due to the impressive distance...

  • FIRST LOOK: TaylorMade RocketBladez Wedges

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Thursday 25 October 2012

    The new TaylorMade RocketBladez irons have caused a lot of excitement in the golf industry, and TG now has some pictures of the stylish wedges that will accompany them. The RocketBladez wedges will not feature the new speed pocket, as TaylorMade focus on control and accuracy.  The sand and lob wedges will have re-designed cavities to promote feel, featuring the ATV sole for...

  • Video Review: Cobra Baffler T-Rail Hybrid

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Thursday 25 October 2012

    The Baffler T-Rail has a sole that reduces the area of the club that comes in contact with the ground, the result is improved turf interaction and maximum forgiveness – making the Baffler T-Rail the most forgiving and versatile Cobra hybrid ever. While improving the turf interaction the T-Rail moves the centre of gravity lower and deeper for a higher penetrating ball...

  • FIRST LOOK – Mickelson tests new Callaway X-Forged irons

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Wednesday 24 October 2012

    Callaway look set to unveil new X-Forged irons, after the brand tweeted pictures of four-time Major winner Phil Mickelson testing them. The new, better player irons have been designed by Callaway Chief Designer Roger Cleveland and combine 1025 Carbon Steel and a pure forging process which offers exceptional feel and precision. Callaway say that the irons feature a new face design, sole profile...

  • Daly signs up with Bioflow Sport

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Wednesday 24 October 2012

    Two-time Major winner John Daly has joined Team Bioflow and will wear the brand’s range of magnetic wrist bands. The American joins a golf stable that includes Lee Westwood, Paul Lawie and Simon Dyson, and the 46-year-old was keen to talk about the positive effect the technology was having on his game. “As you get older, the grind of the Tour can...

  • Video Review: Callaway Razr X Tour Hybrid

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Wednesday 24 October 2012

    The Callaway Razr X Tour is designed with less of an offset than the standard model, allowing better players to have greater control over their shots for an improved performance. Benefitting from the use of aggressive VFT technology that allows Callaway to more accurately control the thickness of the club face, creating a huge sweet spot for improved forgiveness, this well constructed...

  • Behind The Scenes Video: Titleist 913 Drivers

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Tuesday 23 October 2012

    At first glance the 913 D2 and D3 don’t look drastically different from the 910 models, but in its first week on Tour in July around 50 per cent of Titleist staff players switched to the new drivers. By the end of 2012, 90 per cent of Titleist’s staffers are expected to have switched – a clear sign of a...

  • Rose and Johnson Test New TaylorMade RocketBladez Irons

    Written by TG Senior Equipment Editor Jon Greathead on Tuesday 23 October 2012

    TaylorMade have unveiled their new RocketBladez irons, and Staff Players Dustin Johnson and Justin Rose were impressed with how far they flew. American Johnson, famed for his long hitting, was so surprised by the performance of the RocketBladez irons that he had to double check with the TaylorMade technician that he could legally play them. Ryder Cup hero Rose noted how he was...

  • Video Interview: TaylorMade RocketBladez Speed Pocket

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Tuesday 23 October 2012

    Watch the video below to learn more about TaylorMade’s latest ground breaking irons. It features Bret Wahl, the vice-president of research and design, and Brian Bazzel, director of iron, wedge and putter product creation, who both talk about the new Taylormade gear.

  • Video Interview: TaylorMade Unveil New RocketBladez Irons

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Tuesday 23 October 2012

    Watch the video below to see TaylorMade President and CEO introduce the new RocketBladez irons. The new irons introduce the Speed Pocket technology to irons for the first time, adding yards and consistency to any miss-hit shots. They are classically styled and will retail for £549 in steel shafts. Watch the video below for more info:...

  • TaylorMade Unveil New RocketBladez Irons

    Written by Senior Equipment Editor Jon Greathead on Tuesday 23 October 2012

    After the runaway success of the RocketBallz franchise this year, TaylorMade are set to launch their new RocketBladez game-improver irons which have been designed to offer sensational distance by using an enhanced Speed Pocket behind the face. The introduction of the RocketBallz woods, and in particular the fairway wood and hybrid, in January last year sent a buzz through the golf...

  • McIlroy Set To Join Woods At Nike In 2013?

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Tuesday 23 October 2012

    Rumours are rife at the moment that world number one and current Titleist staffer Rory McIlroy could step onto the first tee at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship in January as a Nike player. The Northern Irishman’s contract with Titleist finishes at the end of the 2012 season, and as of such the race has begun to secure his signature. Nike...

  • Video Review: Yonex E-Zone SD Hybrid

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Tuesday 23 October 2012

    The Yonex E-Zone SD is easier to hit than a long iron with more possibility for shaping shots; providing more power, distance and accuracy, making it perfect for the mid handicap golfer. The carbon composite head permits weight to be maintained lower within the club shifting the sweetspot to the centre of the face and the titanium Muscle Power Face ensures...

  • TaylorMade Go Freakishly Longer: COMING SOON

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Monday 22 October 2012

    In 2010 there was the white revolution with the Ghost putters and R11 driver. In 2011 came the 17-yards longer RocketBallz fairway. Now, as 2012 draws to an end, TaylorMade are set to push the boundaries again and go freakishly longer. All remains tight lipped at the moment as to what the new product or range could be; maybe it’ll be some new...

  • Bo Van Pelt In The Bag: Perth International Winning Clubs

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Monday 22 October 2012

    Bo Van Pelt won his first European Tour event after a two-shot triumph in the ISPS Handa Perth International in Australia. His nearest challenge came from fellow American Jason Dufner, who finished on -14. Van Pelt led by a shot starting the final-round, and didn’t show any nerves when he doubled his advantage with a birdie at the 1st. He went on to hole-out from 15-feet at...

  • Tommy Gainey In The Bag: McGladrey Classic Winning Clubs

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Monday 22 October 2012

    Tommy Gainey fired an incredible 10-under-par final-round 60 to clinch his maiden PGA Tour title by one shot from David Toms at the McGladrey Classic. The American climbed 28 places on the final day to overhaul other big names including Jim Furyk, who shot a closing 69 to finish two back, and Davis Love III, whose 71 put him four-back. The 37-year-old...

  • Video Review: Adams Idea Pro A12 Hybrid

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Monday 22 October 2012

    Adams Golf are growing their reputation as one of golf’s leading club makers, and the newest tour-caliber hybrid to its lineup with the Idea Pro A12. Compared to previous models, it’s designed with a hotter face, improved playability and a sleek black finish that appeals to better players. The Idea Pro A12 is the next generation of the number one...

  • Video Review: Nike VR_S Hybrid

    Written by Jake O'Reilly on Sunday 21 October 2012

    The Nike VR_S is the fastest, longest hybrid Nike have ever produced and it outperforms all others by combining two big advantages – it launches easier and flies farther. The VR_S hybrid uses powerful ‘NexCOR’ face technology, a super-slippery aerodynamic head and a state-of-the-art Fubuki graphite shaft in the relentless pursuit of speed and distance. Nike’s amazing ‘NexCOR’ technology features in the...

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