Charlie Lemay

Are these TaylorMade's most versatile wedges ever?

TaylorMade reveal two new player irons with new shape and tungsten back bar

PING Glide 2.0 golf wedge has sharper grooves and milled faces for extra spin and control.

Spikeless Ecco Cage Pro shoe utilises patented Spydr-Grip sole

Masters champion will showcase luxury apparel in Abu Dhabi this week

Swedish brand's new garments designed to keep players warm without hampering swing

New iron face and cavity structure employed in PING i200 irons - are these the best PING irons ever?

Foresight Sports, maker of the GC2 launch monitor, reveals new "quadrascopic launch monitor" 

John Daly signs deal with Vertical Groove Golf and is hitting it "10 yards further"

New range features Microhinge Face Insert Technology for better roll

Right Light and FLX Face Technology designed to offer maximum forgiveness and distance 

Super game improvement. Three words that paint a picture in every golfer’s mind. Products with this moniker are expected to be chunky, bereft of feel, ugly – but incredibly easy to hit.

Do you really need to break the bank for a driver? The Wilson Staff D300 driver is good choice for mid to high handicappers.

Offering better sound and feel, and more adjustabile than ever before, the 2017 TaylorMade M1 driver is a serious piece of kit with a price to match.

      In recent years FootJoy has evolved as a brand. The company was always highly regarded for making exceptional golf shoes, most of which were relatively classic in appearance, while boasting modern performance.

Ben Hogan brand, which re-launched in 2015, plays down large scale lay offs at Forth-Worth factory

Callaway employ triaxial carbon composite crown for forgiveness, power and accuracy