[ad_1] The modern-day driver is now the easiest club to hit in the bag due to a number of factors. Thanks to the larger clubhead size (460cc limit), improved forgiveness, the centre of gravity shifting lower and deeper, adjustability features, advanced materials, improved aerodynamics and shaft technology, golfers of all levels can now enjoy the…
[ad_1] The mini-driver explosion is something we are keeping tabs on at Golf365 – and we are not alone. Influencers in the golf space are all over this trend. For those who don’t have access to prototypes, the new mini drivers on the market are from TaylorMade and Callaway. TaylorMade had the market to themselves…
[ad_1] Jean Reynolds turns 40 in September and recently qualified for her third U.S. Women’s Open. The last time Reynolds qualified for a Women’s Open was 2009 at Saucon Valley, back when she was the top player on what’s now the Epson Tour. The 5-foot-2 Reynolds garnered plenty of attention back then when she played…
[ad_1] The TaylorMade BRNR Mini Driver Copper made waves with its retro styling when it was released ahead of The Masters – and it seems that at least one professional was impressed. TaylorMade’s new BRNR Mini Driver Copper club is a purely aesthetic addition to their new range of BRNR Mini Drivers. McIlroy started testing…
[ad_1] In a recent standout performance for the Golden State Warriors, rookie Brandin Podziemski made waves both on and off the court. The 19th overall draft pick, filling in for Klay Thompson, notched 11 points and six assists against the Philadelphia 76ers. What caught everyone’s attention, however, was Podziemski’s bold self-assessment as “mini Draymond,” drawing…
