Golf Gear

If you’ve never heard of graphene, you’re not alone. You don’t really need to know all that information but you should know that graphene is now inside a golf ball, specifically the new Callaway Chrome Soft, giving significant benefits.

Forgiveness is something everyone can use on the golf course. PING can’t guarantee you won’t hit it left or right into the trees or fescue, but you may soon be running out of excuses if you use the company’s new G400 Max driver.

TaylorMade introduces their newest driver, the M3 which for the first time in nearly a century, re-thinks bulge and roll technology.

Titleist is opening up one of its ball plants for public tours and giving golf lovers a look at how Polybutadiene and Urethane and other products get mixed together to become a Pro V1. Titleist is also testing a new golf ball called the Titleist AVX that may get a full roll out next year.

Manufacturer takes quantum leap forward in club technology with smaller, faster driver; series includes updated fairways, hybrids and irons, TSN golf analyst Bob Weeks writes.

Titleist has announced a bold overhaul of its 718 iron lineup, delivering improvements, introductions and expansions with six offerings, TSN golf analyst Bob Weeks writes.