Clubs

The new Callaway Apex CF 16 iron represents the complete player-iron package of distance, feel, forgiveness, workability and looks.

Mizuno’s MP-25 iron represents one of the softest and most forgiving better player irons on the market in 2015. The brand claims its MP-25 iron is the first true high ball-speed iron designed specifically for Tour players through to mid-handicap players.

Tiny refinements to the new power-packed PSi iron ensure TaylorMade maintains its position as a gold award winner in our latest irons test.

Titleist new 816 H hybrids possess greater precision, power, performance and pizzazz over its former 915 H range. 

The Titleist 716 AP2 irons provide better players with the best possible blend of forgiveness, forged feel and firepower.

It is not just game-improvement players that will want to get involved with the new Titleist 716 AP1 irons. 

Bridgestone's new "J15" wedge is a great option for better players seeking a super soft forging and improved versatility around the greens.

five sole grinds and two finishes of chrome and black - appeals to better players.

Mizuno's JPX 850 hybrid is a stunning club sat behind the ball and also hanging out of the bag. The blue crown contrasts beautifully with the black face, and the company's logo is a useful alignment aid. 

The Rife Barbados 2.0 putter instills confidence when sat behind the ball and the three lines on the crown make it easy to align the club to the target. The black finish also negates glare, and is aesthetically pleasing.

The Bridgestone J15 is a stunning hybrid. It has a sleek, shiny and classic-looking profile, which oozes class thanks to the predominantly black finish. The white lines on the face contrast nicely with the crown.

At address the Callaway XR hyrbid is appealing to look down on, with a simple, uncluttered crown design on show.

What do you do if there's a club you want to bag but you hate the colour of it? Well, Cobra has put an end to the aforementioned conundrum by releasing its latest hybrid is four colour - white, black, blue or orange.

The Nike Engage wedge has a minimalist feel to it in terms of appearance, with very little branding on show. It's reminiscent of a prototype club, that is yet to go through the marketing department.

The new Nike Method Matter B2-01 is a classic Tour-proven putter that will likely suit golfers who have a slight arc to their putting stroke.

The new PING Cadence TR Rustler putter features a combination of Variable Depth Groove and True Roll technology to help you hole more putts. 

The TaylorMade Ghost Tour Black Indy putter offers terrific value for money.

The new PING Cadence TR Anser 2 putter proved one of the most consistent blade putters in our 2015 test.  PING has advanced its putter fitting this season by using different-weighted face inserts to match a golfer's stroke tempo and feel preference.

The Adams Golf "Blue" is the perfect driver for the game-improvement player seeking aesthetically pleasing looks, forgiveness and easy launch. 

The key features of the Cobra Fly-Z driver are alow, back "CG Zone Weighting" that means changing the loft has little impact on how the head sits behind the ball, while "SmartPad" technology delivers a square face at address regardless of the loft setting.

The 460cc "FAST" (Flex Action Speed Technology) crown is thin near the face and thick towards the back to enable it to flex at impact for added distance.

In combination with Mizuno’s Quick Switch shaft release system, the JPX 850 also offers lofts from 7.5 to 11.5 within one head, while its piercing blue 440cc head utilises a "Hot Metal" face and "Rebound Crown" to maximise balls speed.

The new TaylorMade "AeroBurner Rescue" is the perfect hybrid option for the golfer seeking added distance and mid-high launch.