Equipment

Cleveland Golf rolls out revolutionary 2135 technology

New SM6 model engineered for improved gapping, versatility, spin control and feel

New Scotty Cameron Select line boasts face inlay technology and multi-material constructions

New Odyssey putters generate "the ultimate in speed and feel"

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

High MOI putters boast larger sweet spots and upgraded alignment system

If you're a fashion conscious golfer, look no further than slipping on a new G/Fore glove this season.

If you were impressed with the former Chrome Soft ball, just wait until you've seen what Callaway has done to the revamped version for 2016. 

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

If you fancy making your playing partners green with envy, you may just want to slip on a pair of new FootJoy FreeStyle shoes.

TaylorMade-adidas Golf announces global license with Manchester United Football Club

Long-time broom user switches to crazy Acculock Ace putter at Sony Open following anchored putting ban

Golf bag specialists introduce lightweight, waterproof stand and carry bags

Graphite and steel shafts to cost the same from February

Golf GPS specialists introduce handy, pocket-sized CT2

Callaway introduces super game-improvement XR OS iron and XR OS Hybrid

We take a first look at the new PING G driver at Centurion Club

PING introduces G driver, iron, fairway wood, hybrid and "Crossover" clubs for 2016

South African seals first win after dramatic final day

Fresh off topping four of the major hardware product categories in the UK with its successful G30 range , PING is once again ready to spread its wings in 2016.

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

Boeing senior techie Jeffrey Crouch explains why the aircraft specialists joined forces with Callaway