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Brand updated for game-improver golfers

Polar weighting provides stability, consistency, feel and increased speed. Aerodynamic body designed to reduce drag in the downswing while Fusion technology combining a carbon composite crown with a stainless steel face and body, improves forgiveness. Available in 13-deg (3-wood strong), 15-degree (3) 19-degree (5) 21-degree (7) and 24-degree (9).

Callaway claims they are 'the longest stainless steel irons they have ever created' with a lower and deeper centre of gravity designed to make the sweet spot more accessible at lower impact locations. Variable face technology (VFT), a 360-degree undercut channel and modified Tru-Bore combine to maximize distance, feel and playability.

Italian golf shoes launched at UK shows

Colour-coded insert faces from softest to firmest

Greenhill PTS Ultra powered trolley revealed

Second generation four-piece, dual core construction, using 332-dimple HEX aerodynamics. Designed to reduced drag while adding flight stability in any wind conditions. New urethane cover for Tour-level feel and control with improved durability.

Polarity HP clubs to help get the ball airborne

Dual rail sole design to reduce turf drag and improve playability from poor lies; Diamana Red 74 Hybrid shaft for higher launch angle, more carry distance and hop-n-stop control. Available in 15.5, 18, 20.5, 23 and 26-degree models

Air Foil drivers claim extra yardage

The Callaway FT Tour driver has Hyperbolic Face Technology and precision-shaped, deep-faced, 440cc head to enlarge the sweet spot. 

Lighter head for more clubhead speed, high MOI for increased forgiveness with shallow clubface lowering the centre of gravity. Lightweight REAX graphite shaft for extra carry. Matching headcover. Available in 18, 19, 21 and 24-degree lofts.

New shape features moveable weight technology and a composite insert and is available in heel and centre-shafted models.

The Ci9 irons, says the company which provides irons and woods for Padraig Harrington, 'combines maximum playability with classic looks and workability.' Traditional mid-size head with a thinner top line and a moderately progressive offset. One-piece 'soft response insert' extends across the iron cavity to create more feel and a solid sound even from miss-hits. Modified U-grooves and higher centre of gravity delivers for a higher spin rate. Hidden rear cavity 'Exoskeleton' disperses weight mass to the heel and toe for improved stability at impact. Available with stock lightweight FST stepless steel shafts or Aldila VS ProtoByYou graphite shafts in 4-iron to PW sets priced at

Stainless steel face and body, Cortech technology, Speed Plate sole design on the toe and heel to reduce turf drag. Available in right hand and left hand with True Temper CLK Hybrid Superlite shaft standard in steel and Mizuno Exsar HS2 shafts standard in graphite. Loft options of 17, 20, 23, and 26 degrees. Other shafts can be fitted as part of the Mizuno Custom Fitting program.

Made from 17-4 Stainless Steel, the Burner Superfast fairways are the largest head TaylorMade has ever created in a steel fairway. More forgiveness on off-centre strikes and greater MOI than previous models. Matrix Ozik XCon graphite shaft promotes higher launch and more ball speed. Superlight grip fitted as standard.

Mixture of modern groove technology and wide body high performance. Benross claims precision-milled aluminium face inserts maximise feel and feedback while face grooves help 'grab and grip' the ball at impact to impart more top-spin for smoother running putts. Mens RH only (3-degrees of loft), 33 and 34-inch shaft lengths

Crack appeared on eve of Augusta event

The Solaire package set of clubs features an 'energy efficient' clubhead design - the result of extensive research into the swing characteristics of a wide range of women golfers. The lightweight heads all have draw bias and higher lofts, as well as lighter grips and shafts, and allow women to

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Ernie chalks up second successive PGA Tour title with new driver and Tour i(s)balls

Oosthuizen and Davies make it a double

High trajectory irons due for May arrival