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Stewart Golf Q Follow Trolley Review: A seriously impressive bit of engineering
Stewart's Q Follow remains the best way to get your clubs around the course without driving, but is the follow function worth the price tag?
Shot Scope Pro ZR Rangefinder Review: Sturdy, simple and satisfying
Shot Scope's top-end rangefinder isn't the most advanced at its price point, but offers smart functionality and and a rugged build at an attractive price point.
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adidas MC70 Golf Shoes Review: Simply the best value golf shoes on the market
adidas's latest traditionally-styled shoe blends great looks, a fun ride and excellent stability into a surprisingly affordable package.
PAYNTR Reserve Classic Golf Shoe Review: Classic style never felt this good
PAYNTR have hit a sweet spot of style, substance and accessibility with its latest shoe release, even if it doesn't blow us away in quite the way that the flagship Eighty Seven model did.
G/FORE G.112 Golf Shoe Review: Are these the comfiest golf sneakers around?
With its trademark massaging inner soles and clean looks, G/FORE's G.112 is one of the most innovative casual golf sneakers around. But does it justify the £190 price tag?
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Verdura Golf Resort: Review
Sicilian set-up offers sun, sea, sand - and everything else a golfer could ever want
Under Armour Tempo Hybrid shoe review
With the help of two-time major winner Jordan Spieth, Under Armour has enjoyed instant success since moving into the golf market.
adidas Tour 360 Prime Boost review
Gone are the days when youngsters were forced to wear outdated shoe styles, slipping them on in the carpark under a cloud of embarrassment.
SkyTrak launch monitor review
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.
Powakaddy Touch review
The Powakaddy Touch at the very least is pushing boundaries, while at the very best is a revolutionary product in the electric trolley market.
Strikeskin Tour Golf Glove review
Following a successful foray into the winter glove market, Under Armour has brought out a new line of summer gloves, favoured by two-time major winner Jordan Spieth.
Classic Tour eVent spikeless review
Stuburt's new Classic Tour eVent shoe provides the perfect blend of style, comfort and value for money.
Ping TR 1966 Anser 2
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.
Odyssey Works Versa #1 Wide Putter Review
The Odyssey Works Versa #1 Wide Putter is yet another knockout flatstick from the brand.
Bettinardi BB1F Putter Review
The Bettinardi BB1F putter is utterly stunning, and performance matches the oustanding design.
R1-S Push Trolley review
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?
Nike Method Origin B2-01 putter review
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?
Odyssey White Hot RX #9 putter review
The Odyssey White Hot RX #9 is the softest putter we’ve ever used, thanks to the latest iteration of its famous insert.
TaylorMade OS Monte Carlo Putter Review
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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Little Aston Golf Club: review
Little Aston Golf Club review: pristine parkland is a Midlands' masterpiece
CT2 GPS review
GolfBuddy CT2 review When it comes to compact, versatile golf GPS devices, look no further than our friends at GolfBuddy.