[ad_1] Irons make up a significant slice of what is in a golfer’s bag – and having the right set is crucial to improving your game and achieving your desired results. When your irons fit properly, you’ll feel confident enough to make complete, confident swings, which will help you dial in specific yardages when you need…
[ad_1] Using a custom-made set of 3D-printed Avoda irons, Bryson DeChambeau shot an opening-round 65 at Augusta National and was in contention at this season’s Masters before nearly winning last month’s PGA Championship at Valhalla Country Club. The idea that his Avoda irons are 3D printed got everyone’s attention, as did the fact that they…
[ad_1] As Golfweek explained in our 2024 Driver wrap-up, the undeniable trend in the world of drivers is toward higher-stability offerings that not only perform well when you hit the ball in the middle of the face, but also help you hit straighter shots and help you maintain distance when you mis-hit toward the heel…
[ad_1] It is fairly surprising when PXG irons make their way into a PGA Tour, DP World Tour, or LIV golfer’s bag – but not because their equipment isn’t any good. PXG irons are typically known for their forgiveness and some have the look of game improvement irons. Only a handful of professionals use PXG…
[ad_1] The new MacGregor 2024 irons have dropped during what is usually a fairly quiet time for releases. However, this range might just have a lesson for other golf brands about getting it right over getting it out. Some January releases can feel rushed with clubs brought out all too often too similar to a…
[ad_1] The erstwhile Stealth UDI and DHY utility will see their legacy transferred to TaylorMade’s P series irons. The successors to those utility irons have been branded P·UDI and P·DHY. TaylorMade’s director of iron and wedge product creation Matt Bovee believes that utility irons aren’t talked about enough since the rise of hybrids and a…
[ad_1] TaylorMade has introduced two new utility irons to its P·Series iron lineup with the P·UDI and P·DHY. The P·UDI is targeted towards better players who typically use P·Series irons, while the P·DHY is more forgiving and suitable for players with handicaps ranging from six to 18. According to Matt Bovee, TaylorMade’s Director of Product…
[ad_1] New Level may be a brand that still has some work to do establishing themselves in the golf space, but their latest offering promises something special from their flagship range. The initial target market for New Level has been the better player. Not just serious golfers but players making good contact with the ball…
[ad_1] It’s been a long time coming for Patrick Cantlay to finally upgrade from his Titleist 718 AP2 irons. Cantlay has been a tour professional who is averse to change and loves to stick with what has worked for him. However, PING have finally sent him a set of irons that he favours over his…
[ad_1] Callaway Paradym AI Smoke Irons Review Callaway is one of the biggest golf brands best known for innovation and excellence in golf equipment. With the introduction of their latest offering, the Callaway AI Smoke Golf Irons, they present a blend of craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology evolved via AI. Ian Backhouse brings you the low…
