By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post Cleveland Golf is perhaps most famous for its wedges, and the technologies it has employed those clubs also are used in its latest iron, the Launcher CBX. Laser milling on the face increases friction and enhances control, while Tour Zip grooves channel debris away from the ball at…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post With the introduction of its F-Max irons, Cobra Golf is giving those with more moderate swing speeds sticks that are designed to promote greater clubhead speed and, by extension, greater distance. That is done in part through the use of lighter shafts and lighter swing weights. In addition,…
Callaway X-Forged Irons Callaway is continuing its tradition of excellent irons in the form of a forged cavity back known as the all-new X-Forged Iron. An improvement from previous models, the X-Forged Iron has a fantastic look that excites Tour professionals alike (and let’s be honest, anybody that loves the game of golf). These tour-caliber…
So, what separates muscleback irons from other game improvement irons? Muscleback irons typically have a more significant loss of distance and feel on off-center strikes, higher center of gravity, lower shot trajectory, and less forgiveness overall due to a lower MOI because of perimeter weighting. A professional golfer can consistently repeat their swing and hit…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post The idea behind the new Great Big Bertha Epic Star family of woods, hybrids and irons was to build upon the success of the original Epic brand by adding products geared primarily for slower-swinging players. In addition to being endowed with the same technologies that have made…
By John Steindreder of Global Golf Post While most serious golfers likely will gravitate to the AP1, AP2, and AP3 models within the new 718 line from Titleist because of the combination of distance and forgiveness they offer, there are those players who will be drawn to the look and feel of the other members…
By: John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post First released two decades ago, FootJoy’s RainGrip golf gloves were designed to help players do their best in even the wettest conditions. And through the years, the equipment maker has taken frequent steps to improve upon the original. Consider, for example, the latest version of RainGrip, which features…
6 New Golf Balls that will Get Your Game Rolling to Success By: SoCal Golf Insider If your stash of golf balls is running low, now is a good time to load up with a fresh dozen or two as there are many new models now available to choose from. In fact, Titleist, which has made…
By John Steinbreder at Global Golf Post With the release of its M CGB irons, TaylorMade has grown its M family of clubs with what company officials describe as a super, game-improvement product. The line utilizes many of the technologies that have made the company’s M1 and M2 irons popular – such as Speed Pockets, Face…
By John Steinbreder of Global Golf Post Titleist officials say that the softest golf ball in their lineup, DT TruSoft, is now even longer. That’s due to their re-engineering of its low compression core so that it generates less spin on drives. At the same time, they add, a new TruFlex cover has been designed…
