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After five years spent in golfing no man's land, Progen has returned to the marketplace with a new identity and a new range of equipment. The Chromo irons are designed to offer forgiveness, thanks to heel and toe weighting and a cavity back, while also looking good behind the ball.

Extreme perimeter weighting is exaggerated by reducing the face thickness, whilst also enhancing feel by maintaining a consistently thin club-face.

The EZONE XP range features the YONEX Dual Tungsten Power [DTP] System - an innovative engineering breakthrough that produces maximum power and distance. The newly designed DTP System, featuring Tungsten in both the grip and club head, works in conjunction with the Lightweight Shaft.

Getting long distance shots up in the air and further than ever before has been made possible with the TaylorMade SLDR Hybrid. A combination of an improved Speed Pocket design and a further forward CG allows golfers to launch the ball higher and further.

Like all Adams metal woods in 2013, the Super LS fairway wood has a black and white colour scheme which makes the club head look bigger at address and helps players align themselves.

The EZONE XP range features the YONEX Dual Tungsten Power [DTP] System - an innovative engineering breakthrough that produces maximum power and distance. The newly designed DTP System, featuring Tungsten in both the grip and club head, works in conjunction with the Lightweight Shaft.

Adams Golf was recently purchased by TaylorMade and it’s easy to see the influence on all Adams metals in 2013.

This glove is made of the latest technology in man made fibres. An intricate web of flexible fibres assures that each glove conforms to properly fit the contours of each individual hand.

With the new SUPER 9031 Hybrid, Adams Golf made refinements to one of the most popular hybrid models on tour (original Idea Pro Black 9031) to give them even more distance while maintaining the look and control they want.

The TR47 range name pays homage to the past and the future. 47 being the glorious Open victory of Fred Daly in 1947 using John Letters equipment and TR abbreviates Trilogy referring to the 3 different clubs styles in the TR47 set hybrids, cavity irons and bladed SW.

Yes! indeed! The new i4-Tech range features the Callie and Rachel blade models and a mallet design named Stephanie. But like the good man I am, I chose to remain loyal to young Callie (I currently have the white Yes! Callie 12 in the bag).

The ever popular AD333 model has been the UK’s No.1 selling two-piece golf ball since 2007 and Srixon’s latest offering, which is the sixth generation of this particular model, is set to extend this position of dominance.

A game-improvement club, the Benross Max Speed driver is a great choice for beginners.

Made from ultrasoft stainless steel for a great feel, the DP1 wedge features a milled face and 22 groove design which allows the club to grip the ball at impact and generate high spin rates.

The Hot Speed fairway wood is the mid-range club from the Speed family and fills the void extremely well.

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The RIP Speed fairway wood is aimed at the better player who can consistently strike ttheir woods well.

GOLFMAGIC was afforded the luxury of taking a first look at Wilson Staff's brand new FG Tour M3 range .

CALLAWAY MACK DADDY 2 wedges made a dramatic impact on the game of Phil Mickelson since being flung in his bag earlier this summer with two consecutive wins at the Scottish Open and most impressively at the Open Championship.

The Max Speed fairway wood is a game improvement fairway wood and has many of the same characteristics as the Max Speed driver. It’s a high launching, 18 degree club which is very easy to hit. It needs minimal effort to get the ball in the air and for it to travel a good distance.

FT OPTIFORCE might sound like something out of Star Wars but Callaway's latest driver galaxy more than allows its users to perform supernatural feats. In fact, it can even amplify certain physical traits such as speed.