Charlie Lemay

Galvin Green 2016 range boasts more fabrics, styles and colours than ever before

High MOI putters boast larger sweet spots and upgraded alignment system

Argentine pips Brandt Snedeker in play-off to win second title

We take a closer look at the eye-catching new PING Crossover iron at Centurion Club

Graphite and steel shafts to cost the same from February

South African seals first win after dramatic final day

The hybrid is putting 3-irons out of business. With a heap more forgiveness on offer compared to a long iron, the rescue club has enamoured itself with golfers worldwide over recent years.

Pinnacle reveals softest ever ball and maximum distance ball

I’ve never been a big hybrid fan. I prefer the look of an iron behind the ball, which makes me the target market for PING’s new Crossover iron , which the brand reps were struggling to get out of my hands on a recent launch.

 

As the New Year dawns, many of you will be trotting off to the gym and hoping to lose those added pounds picked up via extra helpings of brandy butter. Cobra is following suit. The kilos have been shed, allowing the F6+ to be “the lowest CG driver on the market.” But how has it accomplished the feat?

Englishmen Ashley Chesters and Tom Lewis among 12 other new Swoosh staffers

Using RZN in golf balls is nothing new for Nike Golf - it used the material in the RZN White, Black, Platinum and Red ball last year.

The new Nike Vapour Fly Pro driver, which is wielded by Rory McIlroy, boasts dominating distance, forgiveness and feel.

New range designed to provide waterproof performance and amiable aesthetics

Cobra's new F6 line of irons is a brave innovation, with the brand deciding to optimise each club in order to maximise performance. NEW:  best game improvement irons 2016 test

The best golf-related present ideas for golfers this Christmas

Like with its new drivers, Nike embarked on a mission to design a set of irons boasting distance and forgiveness, and the Nike Vapor Fly irons excel in both categories.

From red to green to blue. Nike has never been afraid of employing bold aesthetics with its drivers over the years.

Nike reveals three new drivers, fairway wood, hybrid and two sets of irons