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In recent years we have become increasingly enamoured with Srixon’s iron offerings, and while the Z155 is not the shining star in what is an impressive new line-up, it still boasts numerous merits.

Luxury shoe brand G/Fore has made inroads into the market in recent years, and its 2016 range could cement its standing as a leading premium outlet.

The latest Wilson Staff C200 iron is designed to dramatically improve distance and accuracy for the mid-to-high handicap player.

New in 2016, the Cleveland Golf TFi 2135 is one of our favourite blade putters for the season.

If you are looking for a new game improvement iron that generates distance and playability, look no further than the TaylorMade M2. 

When it comes to revamping that fairway wood for a new season, there are few better than the PGA Tour metalwood leaders. 

As equipment testers, we evaluate a lot of kit, most of which is impressive. Every once in a while, a piece of equipment comes along that has you reaching for superlatives, none of which seem to do the product justice.

The TaylorMade M2 Driver is a rocket launcher that is deadly accurate. 

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. 

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

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.

 

As the New Year dawns, many of you will be trotting off to the gym and hoping to lose those added pounds picked up via extra helpings of brandy butter. Cobra is following suit. The kilos have been shed, allowing the F6+ to be “the lowest CG driver on the market.”

 

I’ve never been a big hybrid fan.

Using RZN in golf balls is nothing new for Nike Golf - it used the material in the RZN White, Black, Platinum and Red ball last year.

Also Read: Best Golf Drivers Cobra might not yet dominate the driver market, but its new F6 could very well prove the King of the category in 2016.

The new Nike Vapour Fly Pro driver, which is wielded by Rory McIlroy, boasts dominating distance, forgiveness and feel.

When it comes to premium golf shoes, there are few that can rival the snazzy, iconic, new adidas Tour360 Boost. 

Cobra's new F6 line of irons is a brave innovation, with the brand deciding to optimise each club in order to maximise performance.

From red to green to blue. Nike has never been afraid of employing bold aesthetics with its drivers over the years.