The Taylormade Spider Limited putter, now available to pre-order in black. The Taylormade Spider putter has been redesigned with a seamless top crown and long, single sight line, promoting consistent alignment. The putter’s lightweight aluminum body, paired with a stainless steel frame, enables weight to be positioned at the extremities, providing improved stability. Its milled…
Ping Golf has done it again. They’ve knocked it out of the park. This time not with just one, but with 2 new releases. With the iBlade irons and the Vault putters. The iBlade iron is the softest, purest feeling iron that Ping has ever produced. Plus, a lot of forgiveness and inertia is packed…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXd1KoN1Sko Jim Nantz: Distance, it’s a way to enjoy the game more and can even help you shoot lower scores. By engineering a much larger LSX Core, the Titleist Velocity produces higher initial ball speed for the extra yards you need. Trajectory is also extremely important, especially on shots into the green. The Velocity is…
Check out our own Al Morris, President of Worldwide Golf Shops, on the set of Driver vs Driver talking about the marketing challenges of placing a driver in retail stores. My name is Al Morris I am the President of Worldwide Golf Enterprises. I started working at a golf course when I was 15, been…
By John Steinbreder – Global Golf Post Ping has been making putters since 1959, and in an effort to recognize its many successes in that realm, the company recently released a new series of flat sticks, called Vault. The Vault line includes four models, two of which are blades. Those come in two designs, the…
By John Steinbreder – Global Golf Post Most times, it is the technology in a new piece of golf equipment that attracts buyers, and there is plenty about Ping’s G driver that appeals to players. Start with the complex exoskeleton that company engineers created to make the crown lighter and thinner – and to allow…
By John Steinbreder – Global Golf Post Cobra golf engineers say there are several features that distinguish the new King wedge line, which was developed in consultation with several of the company’s tour players, among them Rickie Fowler, Jonas Blixt and Lexi Thompson. One is a progressive milled groove system that uses wider grooves and…
With over 2 years in the making, the 917 of drivers and fairways are almost here. In fact, they are available for pre-order on Saturday September 17. Yep, it’s the 917 on 9/17. Titleist 917 drivers deliver increased ball speed for more distance with superior forgiveness, industry-leading adjustability with optimized trajectory control, and tour-inspired sound…
By John Steinbreder – Global Golf Post The newest members of Callaway’s XR family are the Steelhead XR irons and hybrids, and both are designed to provide more distance, even on off-center hits, and greater forgiveness and control. Start with the irons, which feature next-generation 360 Face Cup technology. That is made to generate higher…
By John Steinbreder – Global Golf Post Cleveland Golf engineers say they have employed three key technologies in the company’s new RTX-3 line, which they describe as the most accurate wedges they have ever made. First is “feel balancing,” which entails the shifting of the center of gravity closer to the impact zone to decrease…
