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Tour Edge really stepped up the driver game this time. A lighter, longer, and better feeling driver that will surely get you hitting it long and straight.
Every golfer is looking for that extra edge, Is it time you got your "Tour Edge"?
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The Nike VR Pro Combo irons are a mix of pocket cavity, split cavity, and blades into one set.
These irons are precise/performance machines in the right hands.
Very consistent shots and amazing feel in the whole set. A great set for the mid-low handicappers, but even then you should be a decent ball striker to game these.
Find out why we loved them so much.
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The Titleist DT Solo is marketed towards the average gamer. Long distance, soft feel, and just the right amount of spin.
This just may be one of the better gamer balls, but in it's price range this ball may be in a class all it's own.
A great ball afterall, but what else would you expect from Titleist? Find out why in this review of the Titleist DT Solo
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Every golfer dresses to the nines in golf gear while out on the links. But many skip one very crucial aspect, socks that fit the game.
ProCompression socks offer golfers who are on their feet for 4 hours, something new. Cut down on foot pains and walk the course a little easier. Read more in our review of the ProCompression Tour Low Sock.
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The Top Flite Gamer V2 is branded as the gamers tour ball at a budget hackers price. Is this even possible? and be possible from Top Flite?
Bottomline, Yes!
This is a real gamers ball from the tee to the green. Don't let the brand fool you, this ball is here to save your game.
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I worked close with this ball for a full month of testing. I got so connected with this ball that I used it in a match to not throw me off.
It is a ball with little surprises and good character. mid-soft feel, high flight, straight lines, and more.
But, this ball is not for everyone, find out why in this review.
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Sligo Wear makes modern styled clothes for any golfer. The trendy designs, colors, and fit are pleasing on the eyes in a sport where trends have stayed the same for too long.
But don't let the designer styles fool you, these shirts are full of function as well. Not only do they wick away moisture, they feel great!
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So, you're ready to start "questioning everything about your ball"?
The Q-Star is the latest in the srixon line-up of great balls. I was hoping it would bridge the gap between the soft feel and the AD-333, both by srixon. Something with the distance of the AD-333 and the softness of the Soft Feel.
All in all, this is a very good ball but with some slight downfalls, but nothing game changing.
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When a ball that is only $12 a dozen gives you the best score of your life, you don't just shrug it off.
The Wilson Staff Elite is a soft feel/control premium ball at a discount price.
Flat out, this ball works the greens for you. When on an approach shot this will handle everything for you. And you should let it.
This review we find the mystery of the "50"
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