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Triple Threat
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Triple Threat

by Tom Brassell

Bettinardi offers three new lines of putters for 2022 Appealing to a variety of golfers, Bettinardi busted out three new series of putters in 2022 – the BB, Inovai 6.0 and Inovai 8.0. The Tour-proven BB Series of heel/toe-weighted blades has always excelled in the feel department. For 2022, superior feel has been elevated to…

Ping ChipR
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Ping ChipR

by Tom Brassell

BUMP UP YOUR CONFIDENCE WHAT IS IT? The PING ChipR is a fully engineered chipping solution that combines elements of a putter and wedge to help golfers improve performance around the greens and lower their scores. WHO IS IT FOR? Golfers who may lack confidence with their traditional wedge and frequently struggle with their chip…

Now on Tour: New Titleist Drivers and Fairways
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Now on Tour: New Titleist Drivers and Fairways

by Tom Brassell

CARLSBAD, CA. (June 20, 2022) – The new Titleist TSR drivers – the next generation of the most played drivers on the PGA TOUR –are making their worldwide debut this week at the Travelers Championship. Today’s introduction of the new TSR drivers, together with the new TSR fairway metals, marks the start of the tour seeding and validation process for…

Vokey Launches T Grind
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Vokey Launches T Grind

by Tom Brassell

Available in both 58° and 60° lofts immediately with custom options CARLSBAD, Calif. (June 8, 2022) – Master Craftsman Bob Vokey’s long-trusted T Grind – an original Vokey tour grind and a favorite among tour players including Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas – is now available through WedgeWorks. Inspired by Vokey’s work with one of the game’s all-time best wedge…

Next Generation
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Next Generation

by Tom Brassell

Mizuno introduces new line of ST drivers, fairways and hybrids It’s Show Time at Mizuno Golf as the company has unveiled a new generation of ST drivers and a set of fresh fairway metals and hybrids. The new drivers – the ST-X and ST-Z – strive to give golfers one of the most elusive assets…

Forging Ahead
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Forging Ahead

by Tom Brassell

Mizuno Pro irons take series to new heights If you’ve been a big fan of Mizuno Golf’s MP irons over the last three decades, you’ll be delighted to know there are new additions to the family in 2022. The company has ditched the MP of its predecessors, however, and the new models are simply Mizuno…

On the Far Side
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On the Far Side

by Tom Brassell

Cobra’s LTDx family of clubs focus on increased distance Cobra Golf’s new line of LTDx clubs are built to provide golfers with a key ingredient in the game – distance. Following in the footsteps of the LTD, the new clubs have been built from the inside out using strategic weighting, premium materials, and more intelligent designs…

Player Friendly
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Player Friendly

by Tom Brassell

New PING i525 irons provide experienced players with more distance and feel PING’s players-distance iron has arrived and its name is i525. The newest entry into PING’s extensive iron lineup, the i525 offers significant distance gains and improved feel and sound, according to PING President John K. Solheim. “As golfers know who’ve played this type…

Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice

by Tom Brassell

SM9 wedges offer several loft, grind and bounce combinations Titleist’s new Vokey SM9 wedges help golfers improve in the three areas that Master Craftsman Bob Vokey says are key to great wedge play – shot versatility, distance and trajectory control, and maximum spin. To get the job done, the SM9 offers the ultimate in optionality…

The Secret’s Out
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The Secret’s Out

by Tom Brassell

TaylorMade enters the Carbonwood age with Stealth equipment Since the dawn of titanium in golf clubs, the engineers at TaylorMade knew the metal had its limits as far as performance in a driver. So to take another technological leap – and after more than two decades of research and development – the company has introduced…