Adams

We test ten sets of irons in the market designed to help you get better

Here's a look at all the adjustable drivers on the market this season

The new Adams wedge is designed in recognition of Adams staffer and golf legend Tom Watson's first US Open title when he memorably chipped in from off the green at Pebble Beach's iconic par-3 17th. Also read: Best Golf Wedges

It's one of the most important clubs you'll own. We review 10 Hybrids and put them through the ultimate test with a PGA Pro and Protracer technology. Who comes out on top?

By popular demand from a number of Tour pros and amateurs alike, driving irons have become all the rage in recent years.  Why? Because players have been seeking a club with the length and versatility of a hybrid, yet with the flight of an iron.

In the market for a new hybrid? Our 2013 hybrid buyer's guide will give you all the hybrid tips you need to make the right choice

The results were close but one club emerges as the winner

Struggling with the long irons? Find yourself a game improvement hybrid...

AirFoil Design aerodynamics and trusty Grafalloy ProLaunch Blue shaft as standard. Available with 8.5-, 9.5- and 10.5-degree loft in right-handed (9.5 and 10.5 for LH). Also a Draw version (10.5 deg RH) and women's model (12- and high launch in RH)

Eleven new styles set for April release

As used by Watson and Moore

New slot technology for 'distance and forgiveness'

C-Groove technology adds to Adams plans

Adams is claiming 10 per-cent less drag and therefore 15 more yards of carry from its new Speedline Fast 10 driver by improving the head shaping and making the airflow more efficient,