In 2016, Scotty Cameron saw an under-served opportunity in the market to deliver purpose built putters at 33″ to golfers whose setup demanded a shorter length putter. Following the success of the concept last year, we are pleased to announce the return of the Cameron & Crown lineup for 2017 with four new models (plus…
By John Steinbreder – Global Golf Post As a rule, XXIO clubs are geared for slower-swinging golfers who crave feel and forgiveness as well as greater distance, and for whom cosmetics are very important. And one of the latest offerings from that Japanese equipment maker, whose name is pronounced ZEX-i-o, is the XXIO Forged Irons set.…
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Callaway CEO Chip Brewer’s Challenge to Doc Hock Leads to Soon to be Released Epic Irons It all started with a challenge. A “what if?” A few years ago, Callaway CEO Chip Brewer posed the question to Dr. Alan Hocknell (aka Doc Hock, the head of Research and development), “If you could design the very best…
Inspired by Michael Jordan’s feline quickness on the court, the Air Jordan 13 Golf shoe honors MJ’s love for the links by reimagining a true court classic for the course. Drawing direct inspiration from the Air Jordan XIII basketball shoe, the Air Jordan 13 Golf shoe shares many of the same elements. In 1997,…
Wilson Golf’s Global Director of Golf Ball Innovation, Frank Simonutti, describes how a player’s swing speed and the compression of a the golf ball affect performance. He also touches on the fitting process of golf balls and clubs. #LetsBeFrank
By John Steinbreder – Global Golf Post In developing the latest iteration of the company’s e6 golf balls, Bridgestone officials relied on data gathered from more than two million ball-fitting sessions with recreational players of all ages and abilities. And by doing so, those technicians say they are giving those sorts of players something they…
By John Steinbreder – Global Golf Post Made and sold primarily in Japan as part of the Dunlop Sports Co. but also marketed in the U.S. with Cleveland Golf and Srixon, XXIO clubs are geared for golfers with slower swing speeds, generally between 90 and 95 mph. And for those players whose numbers fall below…
The importance of being custom fit for golf equipment. We talk about it all of the time. We recently took it one step further. We caught up with Titleist’s Golf’s Director of Custom Fitting, Mr. Brett Porath, on our GolfBetter Podcast. Topics included the “myths” of club fitting (takes too long, costs too much, etc.), and…
By John Steinbreder – Global Golf Post The “D” in Wilson’s D300 irons stands for distance, and company engineers say the clubs provide plenty of that through the employment of FLX Face technology. That advancement minimizes contact points between the face and the clubhead – and maximizes face flex upon impact – in an effort…
