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Adams re-defined the driver manufacturing process with the XTD by testing each head four times to ensure the hottest permissible face within USGA rules and the tightest tolerance in golf.

BRIDGESTONE GOLF has launched its new B-Series golf balls for 2014 - balls that feature a drop of water at their core designed to match the varyin

GOLFMAGIC was afforded the opportunity of teeing up with the brand new Wilson Staff FG Tour ball in Turkey earlier this month.

The new Yonex Ezone XP [standing for extra power] uses a counterbalance design with the goal of providing faster ball speeds and distance for the average player.

GOLFMAGIC was afforded a first look at the new Wilson Staff FG Tour 100 irons at Sueno Dunes Golf Club in Turkey last week.

Mizuno JPX EZ Forged delivers explosive distance, and the same effortless flight and tight dispersion of the JPX-EZ, but with the soft, solid feel of Mizuno's exclusive Grain Flow Forging process from 1025E carbon steel.

The new Adams Golf XTD C-C irons feature the industry's first-ever cross-cavity design, combined with Cut-Thru Slot Technology, to create distance through technology instead of strengthened lofts.

Callaway X2 Hot irons offer more forgiveness, more ball speed and more distance.

The new PING Karsten irons are made of 17-4 stainless steel. Longer distance comes from precision-engineered loft and club length progressions scientifically paired with wide sole designs that yield a deep CG.

The sun has finally come to the fore for many parts of the UK, so what better time for Sundog Eyewear to send us their latest pair of golfing shades.

CALLAWAY Big Bertha and Big Bertha Alpha drivers might be getting all the praise right now, particularly the latter, but don't forget about the new X2 Hot driver. 

These irons look great, they

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SRIXON says its new AD333 Tour ball, which we were afforded a first look at in sunny Orlando at the PGA Show two weeks ago, heralds a new era of choice.

CALLAWAY GOLF has this week launched its new Speed Regime balls, a family of Tour-level products engineered to golfers’ individual swing speeds to maximise distance and spin.

An adjustable driver which looks great and offers lots of forgiveness.

This is a well-balanced putter which offers a huge amount of forgiveness

If you need help aligning your putts and you want a balanced putter, look no further

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WHEN TaylorMade released its hugely successful SLDR Driver for £300, there were inevitably players who were aghast at the price.