So you're a U.S. Border Patrol agent wandering along the Rio Grande on the Texas border minding your own business when you find an abandoned golf bag just lying there. What's in it? You think. Probably some old golf balls and a manky banana. Think again...
TaylorMade's PGA Tour Truck is like a rolling BatCave for golf geeks, full of the latest shiny sticks, and latest golf gizmo's. You could even call it the golf Tardis, as it actually is bigger on the inside than the outside, at least it is when it pushes its walls out when stationary. However you want to think of it though, it's bloody cool.
Golf shafts are strange bits of kit. Every golf club needs them, but rarely do we truly understand what they do. And while most of us are hackers, golf shafts are generally designed with the best players in the world in mind. That’s not the case with the new KBS MAX 80 shaft.
We were lucky enough to try the TaylorMade M1 back in September. In short, It looks great and goes like stink. But what did the professionals think?
Odysseys new putters aren't just white hot, they're red hot...
Forget the M1 and M2 drivers, the new TP5 and TP5X golf balls could be the most important piece of TaylorMade golf equipment in 2017.
TaylorMade has now gone on the offensive in their on-going legal battle with PXG, and are countersuing the Arizona based company.
As Brooks Koepka quietly tiptoes his way up the leaderboard at the Open at Royal Portrush we take a look at the club he is using to boom those drives out there on this famous links course.
We've had to keep very quiet about these Cobra King wedges for a long time, but Cobra have arguably got the sexiest wedges on the market this year. We first saw these back in October but we were sworn to secrecy.
Forget bringing sexy back, Cleveland have brought the legandary Launcher driver back!!!
Callaway has today revealed arguably its strongest ever line up of PGA European Tour Staff Professionals for 2019.
Leading equipment manufacturer, PING, has taken the next steps towards sustainability by installing 655 energy saving solar panels onto the roof of its headquarters in Gainsborough in the shape of the PING logo.
