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Idea a12 OS irons
From the category leader in hybrid iron sets, Adams Golf introduces the best performing, easiest to hit hybrid iron set ever.

M1 Pro
M1 Pro is the newest member of the Motocaddy family and also the most compact ever folding trolley in the brand's history.

Legacy Black
Created by Callaway’s design guru Roger Cleveland, Callaway Legacy Black irons, as used by a red-hot Henrik Stenson in 2013, feature a slightly compact head and employ Callaway’s Tour CC (competition conforming) grooves.

Classic XL Custom
Cleveland has a number of elegant, black drivers on the market and the Classic XL Custom is no different. The classy 460cc head has a beautiful, uncluttered black finish which looks great.

FJ Sport Lime
Golfmagic attended an official product launch with FootJoy in Amsterdam last week and was afforded the luxury of sampling the brand’s upgraded FJ Sport in a dash of lime.

AQL
FootJoy AQL is an ultra-lightweight golf shoe that features added stability for year-round playability.

adicross 2
adidas Golf adicross II is designed to deliver all the performance benefits of a traditional golf shoe with the off-course versatility and updated style to go anywhere.

Sneaker
This golf sneaker from J.Lindenberg, in fine suede red rust, combines a forward street style design with a soft outsole that provides traction, comfort and off-course versaility.

Tee Golf Shoe
The Donnay Golf Tee might look a little boring in comparison to some of the other shoes on the market this year, but does that really matter for the budget golfer looking for a pair of strides to stroll the course on a Sunday morning? Probably not.

Tight Lies fairway wood
I think I'd just about finished crawling around in my dipper when Adams Golf released its original Tight Lies fairway wood. Today, having tested the brand-spanking new Adams Golf Tight Lies fairway wood for myself, I’m pleased to say I’ve found my own little baby.

Centurion Golf Club review
Dubbed as a future world-renowned golf course. Golfmagic went to see why.

BIOM Hybrid
Combining patented ECCO Natural Motion Golf Street outsole technologies, the BIOM Hybrid pairs the body’s system for absorbing impact with a non-cleated shoe bottom that provides superior durability, comfort, traction and stability on or off the golf course.

588 RTG BRZ
Cleveland 588 Forged RTG, standing for Raw Tour Grind, is an attractive, classic-looking club with a sole grind designed to help create crisp contact when playing with the face open.

RBZ Urethane
TAYLORMADE RBZ URETHANE , as expected, features a cast urethane cover over a thin mantle layer to improve ball speed and to control spin on wedge shots.

Bridgestone J40 CB
Bridgestone J40 CB features premium forged 1020 carbon steel, a compact head with a higher face progression provides tour control and better feel and relief at trailing edge, leading edge, toe, and heel for improved versatility.

e6
Bridgestone e6 is the softest multilayer golf ball on the market, designed to reduce spin for straighter distance.

e7
Bridgestone e7 has the firmest compression of all the e Series golf balls – around 75. This gives it a lower trajectory than the lower compression e5 and e6 balls .

D201
Mizuno D201 is a versatile, all-round ball utilising Mizuno’s Cavity Cross Core to reduce driver backspin but without impacting the traction of shorter, control based shots.

TW14
Building upon the success of last year’s TW’13, Nike Golf has unveiled an enhanced and modified look to the new Nike TW’14 footwear, as worn by the World No.1 himself.

Versa Series #1
With the Versa Series, Odyssey decided to use the entire head of the putter as an alignment aid rather thin lines or dots. The black and white head may take a while to get used to but once you’ve cracked it lining up putts becomes a doddle.
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