Cobra King Forged TEC Black Irons By Martin Hopley of Global Golf Post With the King Forged TEC Black irons, Cobra has created a player’s iron with additional forgiveness in a dark finish. The black look comes from the Dimonized Black Metal matte finish that is claimed to be the most durable sating black finish around…
By Martin Hopley of Global Golf Post With the King Forged TEC Black irons, Cobra has created a player’s iron with additional forgiveness in a dark finish. The black look comes from the Dimonized Black Metal matte finish that is claimed to be the most durable sating black finish around to reduce the appearance of wear…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post For all intents and purposes, the new G700 irons from Ping can be regarded as distance clubs, made to produce power and forgiveness by leveraging the advantages of hollow-body design and a thin, maraging steel face. According to Solheim, Ping was able to accomplish that through the hollow-body construction…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post As well as certain technologies may work in drivers, they are not always as effective in smaller-headed clubs. But Callaway engineers found a way to use a breakthrough feature in its popular Epic driver line, called Jailbreak, in its new Rogue hybrid offering. The result, says Dr. Alan…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post It’s the HEX aerodynamics of this ball and the way that feature promotes low drag and optimal lift that lets Superhot stay in the air longer and travel further off the driver and all the way through the bag to the short irons. It is also a big…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post Callaway engineers say Jailbreak and Face Cup are the two most effective speed-enhancing technologies the equipment maker has developed. And they used them in their new line of Rogue fairway woods to ensure that these sticks are the most powerful they have created in the category. “The challenge was…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post According to Ping engineers, the recently released Glide 2.0 wedges boast heads that are made of 8620 carbon steel and employ precision-milled grooves designed to promote softer feel and increased friction as they also improve spin and trajectory. In addition, the clubs feature a so-called Stealth finish, which…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post The next-generation line of Scotty Cameron Select putters features seven tour-validated modern blade and mid-mallet models, each of which uses what the clubmaker calls four-way technology for the first time. “Everything I’ve learned from refining and designing Newport-style putters over the last two decades has gone into…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post The latest line of drivers from XXIO, dubbed XXIO X, rely on True-Focus Impact, a new technology that is a combination of two advances – a Smart Impact shaft and Hi-Energy Impact head. Together, they are designed to help moderate-swing-speed golfers more easily find the larger sweet spot so…
By Martin Hopley at Global Golf Post FootJoy has been majoring lately on the level of flexibility and stability of their different models, as this can improve performance depending on how your feet move during your swing. Just because you have a fast swing doesn’t mean that you need a stable shoe or vice versa,…
