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Cobra’s new DS-ADAPT Drivers offer a host of features that fit the skill set of any handicap. Sleek and stylish, these innovative drivers represent the company’s biggest step forward to date. Providing a premium feel and muted sound, the DS-ADAPT line of drivers offers power and sophistication in equal parts, helping golfers find more fairways … Continue reading…
Cobra’s new DS-ADAPT Irons certainly turn heads with their gun-metal finish and sleek design. Made for golfers looking to upgrade their game-improvement iron set, these new DS-ADAPT are touted as more forgiving with longer distance than last year’s Darkspeed model. So, are these new Cobra irons worth checking out for mid and high handicappers? In … Continue reading…
Callaway’s new Elyte Hybrid claims to offer explosive power with the most adjustability in a hybrid on the market today. Featuring two interchangeable weight slots and an adjustable loft sleeve, the Elyte Hybrid has revolutionized the customization a hybrid can bring to your golf game. So, does the performance of this new hybrid back up … Continue reading…
Callaway’s new Elyte Irons offer a more streamlined appearance along with all of the bells and whistles golfers expect from the company’s cavity-back golf clubs. Along with the thinner topline, the Elyte features Callaway’s new Ai10x Face, which has more control points and provides more forgiveness from toe to heel. Built for golfers with moderate … Continue reading…
Ping’s latest addition to the game-improvement market, the G440 irons, offers all the bells and whistles to help mid and high handicappers but with a twist. The G440 set delivers a tour-inspired shape that offers the power of game-improvement irons but with the sleek look of a players iron. Ping has also tweaked the length … Continue reading…
The Ping G440 Fairway Wood has arrived on the scene in a sleek, formidable design for mid-to-high handicappers. Building on the success of the G430 series, this latest model promises enhanced forgiveness without sacrificing the workability that advanced players need for their game. With a redesigned face and taller profile, the real question lies in … Continue reading…
Ping’s new G440 Hybrid arrives on the scene in a slimmer, more refined package but continues to deliver the premium performance that golfers expect from the company’s latest creations. With an emphasis on creating a higher launch, the new hybrid also offers a lower face height to help players get under the ball to create … Continue reading…
TaylorMade’s new Qi35 Hybrid has hit the scene, promising to bring golfers a new mid-range weapon that can take the place of their long irons. Built similarly to their Qi35 driver and fairway wood, the hybrid offers a few new features. Its streamlined build boosts launch with long distance and tighter dispersion than last year’s … Continue reading…
TaylorMade promises to unlock your precision and power with their new Qi35 Fairway Wood. Offering a few new surprises from last year’s Qi10 Fairway, the company claims to have engineered the Qi35 Fairway with cutting-edge technology that will transform your long-game strategy from the tee box to short grass. So, does it deliver on its … Continue reading…
Ping continues their very successful G-series drivers with their latest model, the G440 Max. Featuring a 46-inch shaft, the engineers at Ping believe the longer shaft will help create higher launch, greater ball speed, and more distance for mid-to-high handicappers. At first glance, this new Ping driver provides the adjustability to help you craft your … Continue reading…