Callaway Chrome Soft Truvis Stars and Stripes Golf Ball By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post Tom Watson winning the Par-3 Contest at this year’s first major, at age 68 was surprise enough to most people. But then there was the matter of his golf ball, for the one he used to become the oldest…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post Odyssey engineers wanted to create a flat stick that was extremely forgiving. To achieve that, they came up with a multi-material construction that used lightweight 6061 milled aluminum in center of the clubhead so they could redistribute weight to the perimeter, which is constructed of 17-4 stainless steel.…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post Tour Edge may not be one of the so-called Big Four equipment makers in America, but the 32-year-old company has become a big player in golf clubs in recent years – on the professional tours and among recreational players of all ages and abilities. And that is thanks…
You can talk about technology and go on about your innovation. You can tell golfers you’re the longest and claim to be the best. Alternatively, you can build something that’s truly epic. That’s just what Callaway did in January of 2017 when they introduced the Epic line of drivers and fairways featuring Jailbreak Technology. It’s…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post Ping’s Vault 2.0 putters are designed to provide tour-caliber touch and performance through technologies both old and new. The old comes in the form of the precision-milled patented True Roll, which has been employed in previous-generation flat sticks and is made to provide full-face forgiveness for consistent speed…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post Based in Huntington Beach, CA, and part of the Japanese concern that also owns Cleveland and Srixon, XXIO is best known for producing clubs that are extremely lightweight and geared towards golfers with moderate swing speed who want to increase the distances they hit their shots. And officials…
Odyssey, the #1 putter in golf, is back at it again with a bit of a spin. Dubbed EXO, these putters are built with a few things in mind; make off-center hits feel and roll like dead-center strikes while giving golfers maximum forgiveness, stability, and MOI (moment of inertia). Odyssey EXO Indianapolis S Putter In…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post A few months ago, Callaway Golf introduces its new Mack Daddy 4 wedges. Designed by Roger Cleveland with members of the company’s R&D team – and with input from its tour staff – they boasted so-called Groove-In-Groove technology, for more shot-stopping spin, and featured a more compact head…
Ping continues their tradition of excellence with the 2017-2018 product line. From the G400 family of clubs to Vault 2.0 putters, there is a reason why they have won multiple times this year on a number of different Tours. Aside from Tour success, Ping has had success on the Hot List, earning Gold and Silver…
The Spider putter, TaylorMade’s most popular putter in company history and one of the most popular putters on the PGA Tour in 16’-17’ is taking the next step in its evolution by partnering with Blast Motion Sensor to produce TaylorMade’s first integrated golf sensor product in company history. The result, the TaylorMade Spider Interactive. The…
