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Latest Equipment News
Hideki Matsuyama's Scotty Cameron collection is truly insane
As it turns out, the Hero World Challenge champion is also one of the PGA Tour's great putter collectors.
Hideki Matsuyama WITB December 2025: Everything in the bag of the Japanese star
Take a look inside the set-up of one of Japan's greatest golfing exports.
Latest Club Reviews
XXIO 14 Driver Review: Effortless (but expensive) power
The premium Japanese brand's latest range promises effortless power. But is the hefty price tag worth it?
Srixon ZXiR & ZXiR HL Irons Review: The new standard in game-improvement irons
Could Srixon's first premium game-improvment clubs be a game-changer for the brand? GolfMagic's equipment editor took them out on the course to find out.
Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot Putter Review: The new zero torque gold standard?
GolfMagic tests the latest generation of Odyssey's zero-torque putter range to see if it truly pushes the genre to new places.
Latest Apparel & Tech Reviews
Nike Victory Pro 4 Review: Is it time for the Swoosh to up its game?
Nike's Victory Pro 4 is worn on tour by two of the world's three best players. But does the performance really match the marketing?
G/FORE MG4+ O2 Golf Shoes Review: Comfort redefined
Freshly updated with a spikeless version, G/FORE's revamp on the sporty MG4+ might be one of the most complete golf shoes money can buy.
G/FORE G.112 Golf Shoe Review: "An 18 hole massage for your feet"
With its trademark spiked outsole and angular lines, G/FORE's G.112 certainly isn't a golf shoe that skimps in the style department. But what's it like out on-course?
All Equipment News and Reviews
Nike goes for the 'Mach Black' driver
Four new models of the Nike SQ Machspeed Black driver revealed
My Personal Golf Trainer - with David Leadbetter
Features unique functionality offered by golf simulators costing thousands of pounds. As the player uses the Wii Balance Board and Motion Plus TM Controller, software delivers advice, analysis and personalised feedback from top golf coach David Leadbetter suggesting drills for each of the seven basic components of a golf swing - grip, posture, alignment, ball position, coil, swing shape, and tempo in step-by-step easy stages, following on-screen instructions.
Titleist reveals 910D2(460cc) adjustable driver
Titleist 910D3 (445cc) driver also launched with SureFit hosel technology
Titleist 910 D2 Driver (460cc)
The Titleist 910 D2 Driver is available in 8.5, 9.5 and 10.5 degree lofts in right and left-handed models. The 910D2 (460cc) is made for 'maximum playabilty and forgiveness', the 910D3 (445cc) version has a deeper face and lower centre of gravity to generate the boring, penetrating flight, the pros and top amateurs prefer. Price includes 'cat-in-the-hat' headcover, pouch, wrench (capable of adjusting the hosel and head to 16 settings) and a performance guide. High quality shaft options. Screw set available as an extra.
Why Furyk's bargain putter's worth $11million
FedEx champion pays just $40 to transform his fortunes
MP-53
Mizuno has invested time, effort and money into producing the right sound with its 'harmonic impact technology' and discovered the Diamond Muscle design and V-shaped milled pocket cavity creates the sound the golfers preferred as well as stability, even from miss-hits. It also features a more appealing and slimmer top edge than its MX-300 and from 6-iron to pitching wedge each club will be one-degree stronger than its MP-52 predecessor. Available with steel shaft only at
JPX-800
Incorporates a new 'hot metal 'manufacturing process for a thinner, more uniform iron face, maximising the legal limits for energy transfer. Pocket cavity with power bar to deliver ultimate forgiveness. Mid-size head with triple cut sole desgn. Progressive flow to shapely shorter irons, for better balanced performance. Recommended retail price of the JPX-800 is
T8 hybrid irons (3-SW, steel)
Difficult to hit long irons replaced by high performance hyper-steel 3 and 4 hybrids with low centres of gravity to produce a higher launch angle for a better ball flight.
Oversize irons, from 5-SW, made from high quality 431 Stainless Steel for maximum feel and improved forgiving launch.
Fatshaft V utility (21- and 24-deg)
Lower centre of gravity combined with a larger sweetspot.
Each club fitted with Fatshaft graphite shaft to ensure club head does not twist on impact to keep shots straighter.
