Latest Golf Reviews

Launch monitors are usually resigned to teaching professionals and driving ranges.    On the market today, leading launch monitors cost in the ball park of £10,000, making them unattainable for your average player. 

The Powakaddy Touch at the very least is pushing boundaries, while at the very best is a revolutionary product in the electric trolley market.

Stuburt's new Classic Tour eVent shoe provides the perfect blend of style, comfort and value for money. 

Englishmen celebrate 1966 as the year the Three Lions lifted the World Cup, but putter nerds look back with rose-tinted glasses for a different reason.

The Odyssey Works Versa #1 Wide Putter is yet another knockout flatstick from the brand.

The Bettinardi BB1F putter is utterly stunning, and performance matches the oustanding design.

We labelled the Stewart Golf Z1 the BMW of push trolleys, the R1 was elevated to an Aston Martin, so what do we call the R1-S Push? A chauffeured Rolls Royce, perhaps?

Have you seen that video of Rory McIlroy holing 55 putts from six feet in a row, or slam-dunking a monster putt on glass?

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The Odyssey White Hot RX #9 is the softest putter we’ve ever used, thanks to the latest iteration of its famous insert.

The TaylorMade OS Monte Carlo will appeal to a lot of players as it offers help on short putts, but also control from further afield.

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GolfBuddy CT2 review When it comes to compact, versatile golf GPS devices, look no further than our friends at GolfBuddy.

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Williams Racing Golf MR driver review

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Better known for propelling Formula One cars across the finish line, Williams Racing has turned its expertise to golf. The esteemed British outfit has released a full line of clubs – but how does it compare to equipment from the leading brands?