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,…
By John Steinbreder at Global Golf Post There are many similarities in the three models that make up the new Rogue iron line from Callaway Golf. They all use 360 Face Cup and VFT technologies to expand the portion of the face that delivers fast ball speed, so off-center hits, as well as those on…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post Bob Vokey says there are several things that make the new SM7 line of wedges from Titleist better than the popular SM6 he created a couple of years ago. One has to do with the multiple fitting options the master craftsman offers with SM (for Spim Milled) 7,…
By Martin Hopley of Global Golf Post The Cobra King F8 irons continue with the multiple-head design of the previous F7s, but now we are down to three different styles from four. The longer 4- through 7-irons feature a hollow head design with a shallower head than the F7 to lower the center of gravity…
By Martin Hopley of Global Golf Post The Ecco Biom Hybrid has been one of the most popular spikeless shoes in the market since the range was first launched in 2011. Stepping out this year on the fairways is the third-generation Biom Hybrid 3 that completes the trifecta with a Tri-Fi-Grip comprising three zones. https://youtu.be/T3fDwYXx3Tw…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post Callaway is not a company that likes to rest on its laurels. So rather than being satisfied with the success of last year’s Epic driver, the company is releasing a new one, called Rogue, that is designed to provide even more distance and forgiveness for many players. The…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post Titleist came to last month’s PGA Merchandise Show with a pair of new golf ball offerings, one of which, Tour Soft, is coming to market for the first time, while the other is a revamped edition of Velocity. Perhaps the most notable feature of Tour Soft, which is an…
The #1 Putter on Tour, Odyssey Golf, is building off of the success of their O-Works Red & Black line of putters by adding some new additions in 2018. The latest additions to the O-Works Red/Black line will include more mallet and blade-style putters that feature Odyssey’s unique Microhinge Face Insert. From new renditions of…
https://youtu.be/MBlnPnPz1Qc By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post In creating the latest-generation Chrome Soft golf ball, Callaway engineers led by company R&D head Dr. Alan Hocknell turned to a space age-sounding material called graphene. He described it as “an atomic-scale honeycomb lattice made of carbon atoms” and says it is renowned for being among the…
