Casey drives for show...

From the left: Appleby, Jimenez, DiMarco, Casey and Stenson at the Doha circuit

“I could do this all day,” beamed self-confessed petrol head Casey, after an impressive piece of drifting in a BMW 5 Series saloon. “I've also done this around Brands Hatch with Nigel Mansell and even driven a Formula BMW up the drive at Wentworth!”

Phil Mickelson won the AT & T Pebble Beach Pro-Am by five strokes, his first victory since a 72nd hole-collapse at the US Open eight months ago. But he rejected the opportunity to use the new Callaway FT-i square-headed driver he has been testing, preferring the Callaway Fusion FT-5 with the traditional pear-shaped head. He says he missed onmly one fairway in his final round and averaged 285 yards off the tee.

Mickelson has said he might use the club when he defends his US Masters at Augusta National in April - just around the time when golfers will be making a judgement on whether 'square' is a 90-day wonder as some critics have suggested.

Mickelson also used the 13-degree Callaway Tour X fairway wood, 2H FT-hybrid, X-Tour irons, HX Tour golf ball and Odyssey White Hot XG (No.9) putter.

Swede Peter Hedblom, who plays TaylorMade clubs, picked up his first European Tour win for eleven years with birdies on the 16th and 17th in the Maybank Malaysian Open in Kualar Lumpur. Despite three-putting the last for a bogey six, his 19-under total secured him a one stroke win over Jean-Francois Lucquin of France and No.147 on the world rankings.

Masters Golf's MT-E900 electric trolley

It has brushless, 24-volt motors located in each wheel for silent running while it claims the NiMH battery is 30 per-cent lighter than a conventional unit. it ailso claims fingertip speed control, with 'sensors monitoring the golfer’s walking pace and automatically adjusts the trolley speed accordingly. It also features 'hill descent control' in the £699 package.

'Workhorse' of the electric range is the MT-E500 with pre-set distance control which can be set to travelahead 12, 24 or 36 yards before stopping (£199.99). For an extra 50 quid a battery to last 36 holes can be attached. Unpowered push trolleys start at £99.

Cleveland, Nike and Wilson Staff have confirmed they will be exhibiting their latest ranges of hardwear and providing them for demo-testing at the London Golf Show at ExCeL in Docklands from April 26-29.

Nike is also sponsoring the longest drive competition on a simulator and will provide a prize of a driver for both the men and women winners, while Cleveland will bringing its tour truck and provide wedges for use on the chipping green.

Says Andy Barwell, the London Golf Show’s marketing director, said: “The manufacturers have backed the London Golf Show by buying space at the event to showcase their products. Their presence on the driving range adds yet another exciting dimension to the event.”

The show also includes Europe’s largest golf retail store courtesy American Golf Discount, the opportunity to sink a 100ft putt, strike balls at a floating green and receive free coaching. Two juniors receive free entry with every paying adult.