Bob Warters

Lightweight clubs aimed at starter kids

Using Wilson's 'Trajectory Control Technology' (two high density tungsten rubber inserts) for higher launch, maximum distance and lower spin, the DXi driver also features a five-zone face area that expands the sweet spot. The 8- and 9-degree models have the weight low in the club head to maximise the pro-preferred launch with lower the spin. The 10.5 and 12-degree models have the weight positioned low and back in the club head to deliver a higher ball flight.

Three new versions out in February

Black Pearl finishes make them stand out from the crowd

You can buy the club Molinari uses

'Dimple pattern keeps Polara ball straight and true'

Group review of starter equipment for a new generation

Group review of starter equipment for a new generation

Arrival of 910 F, 910Fd and 910 hybrdids

Swede reveals he needs four wedges

New range of drivers, fairways and hybrids

Aruba blade and Deep Blue mallet

Ideas for the all-weather golfer

Drop a hint - and not your trousers - this Christmas

If so, Glenmuir's got you sorted

Features a 392 Tour dimple pattern for maximum control and distance and a thin, responsive polymer Eco-cover for exceptional feel and increased durability. High velocity, large Green Core made from a combination of rubber and a special organic compound.

Boasts 428 dimple pattern for reduced rag and ultimate distance. Resilient polymer Eco-cover and high-density pre-cast organic core to generate extra recoil off the clubface.