With our new series of “What’s in their bag” in Caddies Corner on the front page of the website where we did a feature on Sergio Garcia. We decided to post a review about his driver, the TaylorMade R11 Driver. After the success of the r7 and R9 drivers, the TaylorMades’s third generation R11 adjustable driver created much buzz. Right … Read more
The Mizuno JPX-800 driver is part of the JPX-800 line released from Mizuno. This particular line of clubs focuses on sharp aesthetics and strong performance, and has become very popular on courses all over the world. We’re going to focus on the Mizuno JPX-800 driver in this particular review, but be sure to stay tuned … Read more
Recently Angel Cabrera and several other Ping staff players added the company’s newest Tour wedge to their bags. You may ask what makes this wedge better than the other Ping wedge and to answer, it is the new grooves. Ping has named the groove the Gorge groove. Ping is keeping the club in house and putting the grooves on themselves. Ping … Read more
The 2011 Titleist 910H fairway wood is another Titleist club that has been making the rounds earning a reputation as the type of wood you want in your bag. Being heralded for its innovation and performance, the Titleist 910H has even made Golf Digest’s 2011 Hot List Gold. The specifications of the 910H fairway wood … Read more
This is the first Callaway driver to offer adjustable weights and a rotating hosel. Users can change the center of gravity (CG) with the sole weights and adjust the face angle using three hosel settings. The face has been redesigned to save weight (four grams) and improve off-center ball speed. Callaway is a little slow … Read more
A look at the Nike VR Pro Combo irons used by pros. Using a linear CG-mapping process allowed Nike engineers to create irons designed to achieve the same peak height throughout the set, yet with a higher apex than last year’s VR Pro Combo set. That is a lot of golf technology talk, but in … Read more
This comes directly from Cleveland golf company —> The CG16 irons are designed with a lighter overall club weight and longer club length for maximum distance. The large cavity back, with its full undercut, stretches the center of gravity low and deep to optimize launch angle and significantly improve forgiveness. The large, thin face allows … Read more
The new TaylorMade R11 irons are some of the most popular clubs on the market. Mostly because of the name but also because of a few new features TaylorMade has come up with. One of the new features is a weight port that is used to achieve precise swingweights and CG locations in each iron. The set features compact … Read more
The Cobra AMP made it to Golf Digest 2012 Hot List. Let’s take a moment to see why. The AMP has three face-angle settings, but the real trick is how the swingweight, face curvature and shaft length change depending on the loft. Swingweights get lighter and shafts get longer as lofts increase to give slow … Read more
With the summer here and everyone looking to purchase new/used clubs for their summer fix, let’s review the Ping K15 driver. The Ping K15 driver uses an external weight pad near the heel that accounts for around 10 percent of the clubhead’s weight. It is designed to keep users from leaving the face open at impact. … Read more
The Titleist 910 D2 Driver delivers longer distance through a technologically advanced head design with a responsive, fast face insert that creates a ball-speed area that is 15% larger than other drivers. The patented, innovative, SureFit Tour dual-angle hosel provides precise and independent loft and lie adjustments to fine tune ball flight for more accuracy … Read more
The Mizuno JPX-800 is obviously part of Mizuno’s JPX-800 series, which also includes a rather popular driver, as well as a variety of other clubs. If you find yourself a fan of these particular clubs you can fill your entire bag with JPX-800 clubs if the mood strikes you. For those looking for the Mizuno … Read more
