Equipment News

Woods return to No.1 ranked player with thrilling win at Doral and credit for the latest fairway metal from Nike.

Sure-Out wedge gets a make-over as Hippo reveal plans to give a free club to every International Pairs entry.

Major manufacturers tempt the game improvers with clubs to cut out the mishits. Find out more.

Company aims to provide a ball to suit every mid to high handicap golfer.

Bolton golfer set world mark on London airport runway in preview for the Golf Show in April

World's most expensive clubmakers are making a comback to the UK with

Dane to play clubs and ball, while Casey and Leonard announce plans with Nike.

Chance to catch up with who's won what on Golfmagic recently.

Latest combination set features irons and hybrids aimed at improve golfers.

Buy the latest NXGen HCC irons from your local dealer and a free stand bag should be included.

Long-awaited new irons from Callaway set to make an impact from January.

New IM model bids to rival the big-headed putters which are proving so popular.

Establish brand re-signs The Shark for the first time in 30 years.

Ryder Cup winner heads shoe brand's team of pros amd will serve as ambassador on Tour.

Ergonomically friendly equipment for both children and adults - in the growing market bid to attract new golfers.

New family of products aimed at new and improving golfers - as well as the kids.

QLink need Golfmagic 's help to find testimonials for their product

Those Craz-E designers from Ping have extended their range still further.

Vinnie Jones wears the latest Profile shoes from Stuburt to keep his feet on the ground!

Putting and chipping aids can make a better golfer of you over the Christmas holidays

Claim to combine looks and workability of a forged iron with a low trajectory flight and forgiveness of a cavity back club.

The purchase of new golf equipment can be intimidating, the choices are many and the investment can be substantial.Demo days are the perfect opportunity

Just the present your child or grandchild might like for Christmas, perhaps?

Engineers reckon they've found the secret of delivering clubs that avoid that tingle through the fingertips from mis-hits