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Latest TaylorMade driver has anti-slice built in a claims to hit the ball longer and straighter.

At 90 quid you'd need to look after it...Rutland Clothing Co. takes over Stylo brands

TaylorMade introduced the driver that Daly plays - with square face and moveable weight technology

Manchester-based company building a portfolio of brands and products

Golf Pride, the best known grips in golf, aims to add to individuality to the game by introducing some distinctive new colours.

Jackets, tops and trousers for men and women set to take weatherwear by storm.

Spirol knitwear innovators plan to introduce new range of pattern sweaters.

Even the packaging has been designed to lead golfers to the ball of their choice- red for power, blue for flight and green for touch and feel.

Series X set of clubs means instant fit for golf starters no matter what your height.

Face-to-face with Bob Bettinardi, soon to launch a new range of putters for Mizuno

FX9 carry bag and Wizard travel cover unveiled to complement latest clubs.

Stewart Golf's customised electric trolley will be a real head-turner as England set course for victory.

The new Idea a2 and Idea a2 oversize sets are aimed at the improving golfer

We talk to Titleist's John Peal in a revealing interview about the facts surrounding golf balls and the search for the holy grail.

'In working with the R&A, we have created a collection of clothing that invokes emotion, romance, and a connection to the heritage of the game'

Highway model aims to attract new golfers to an established brand at a price they can afford.

'Perhaps the glove

'We have learned lessons and will continue to develop the show and see it grow' says LGS chairman.

Wayne sets off in low-speed chase to catch thief who stole his Segway trolley exhibit at London Golf Show.

It was all there at the London Golf Show as punters flooded in to the ExCel centre to try and buy the latest products.

New CLR responds to new golfers' attraction to balls of distinction.

New device will find your balls in the rough, 'speed up play and save you money'

Flintoff's bat-maker signs South African to head new brand of golf clothing as Appleby wins again with Zen Oracle putter