Category Archive: Golf Equipment Notes

Feb
21

Old Hickory: The Romance of Old World Golf

I was surprised and delighted to learn that in this world of “heavy hitter” golf, there is still a soft spot for golf of the 1920s and beyond, particularly in the United States and Scotland. That makes sense, of course. Neither country likes to be told what to do or what to give up. In …

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Feb
19

Callaway RAZR Hawk Fairway Wood

Callaway recently released the RAZR Hawk line to replace their popular X-Series and FT lines. Callaway, known for their Variable Face Technology (VFT) to increase the sweet spot, also utilized forged composite to make the RAZR line one of the hottest new clubs in golf. The RAZR Hawk 3 wood produces a dull sound at …

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Feb
12

Ping i20 Iron Review

The Pingi20 irons are a progressive set of irons with a low glare satin finish.  The long irons are slightly larger and more off set while the short irons are smaller with less off set.  The multi-material Ping i20 irons utilize Tungsten weights in the toe and a verticalCustomTuningPortin the back of the club head.  …

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Feb
05

Ping K15 Iron Review

Ping K15 Iron Review  Typical of any game improvement iron, the Ping K15 irons have a wide sole, thick top line and slight offset.  As result, the club looks super easy to hit.  In addition, the K15 head features a steel cavity with lightweight titanium face.   The dull steel finish looks great on the course …

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Jan
31

TaylorMade Rocketballz Irons

The new TaylorMade Rocketballz irons progressive head shape offer hollow long irons a cavity back middle irons while the short irons and wedges are a smaller and more compact clubhead design.  In fact, the short irons hardly appear a game improvement iron.  The entire set looks visually appealing and easy to hit.  The color combination …

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Jan
23

TaylorMade Rescue 11 Review

 The TaylorMade Rescue 11 is loaded with Flight Control Technology to help you hit the ball farther and straighter. The Rescue 11 allows you to alter loft by + or – 1 degree. There is a possible of eight different combinations to alter ball flight.       Everyone has something to say about the all white …

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Jan
21

Titleist 910F Fairway Wood Review

If you are into technology, then the Titleist 910F 15 degree fairway wood will not disappoint.  The Titleist 910F utilizes Titleist SureFit Technology which allows you to adjust the hosel to sixteen different positions that change the loft and lie of the club.  The SureFit technology allows you to alter your desired trajectory, spin rate …

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Jan
14

Ping K15 3 Wood Review

Ping K15 3 Wood   One of the hardest clubs to hit is a 3 wood.  I recently tried the Ping K15 3 wood, and found it is one of the friendliest fairway woods on the market.  The K15 could be classified as a game improvement club, yet even low handicap players will benefit from …

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Nov
22

The Long Putter

  Over the years the long putter has created all kinds of controversy. Opposition to the long putter considers it “cheating.” While some players greatly benefit with the use of a long putter I hardly consider it cheating.     Every player whether a tour player or amateur golfer is looking for an advantage. However, …

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Nov
16

Belly Putter Review

Belly putters are currently trending upwards on PGA Tour and local golf shops.  Players have used belly putters to win the PGA Championship and the FedEx Cup.  Vijah Singh and Paul Azinger are known for using belly putters while others such as Phil Michelson and Rocco Mediate have been giving them a try.  The following …

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