Equipment

Stupidest Golf Gimmick Ever (and It’s For Cheaters)

Larry Olmsted

Tis the season for weird golf gimmicks to start popping up in every catalog under the face of the sun.... Read more »

Tour Edge: A Name—and Clubs—To Know

James A. Frank

Once or twice a year I find myself writing about Tour Edge Golf and saying much the same thing: This... Read more »

It’s Not Golf but It’s Getting There

Jeff Neuman

published August 21, 2010 The game of golf has a lot to answer for: complex rules, white belts, high levels... Read more »

Gifts Every Golfer Will Love

James A. Frank

Ho ho ho. ‘Tis the season. Jingle bells, jingle bells. And all that jazz. If there’s a favorite golfer in... Read more »

Classics from Cleveland

Jay Stuller

While it was likely Plato who first called necessity the mother of invention, the old Greek came along a couple... Read more »

Golf Gift Ideas

James A. Frank

Clean Sweep This has been an especially busy golf year for me, traveling back and forth across the U.S. a... Read more »

Graphite Shafts: Get Fit for Power

Technology has certainly changed golf equipment in the past decade with the introduction of larger clubheads for drivers and improved... Read more »

adidas Golf Shoes: Taking Steps to Number One?

James A. Frank

The big success story in golf shoes the last few years has been adidas, which has gone from number-six in... Read more »

Dixon Golf

Jeff Ritter

Jeff Ritter shares his experience playing the world's only eco-friendly golf ball, the Dixon Fire!

No Need to Speak in Tongues to Understand Modern Ball Offerings

Ken Van Vechten

Tax code? Child’s play. For sheer, unadulterated regulatory chaos, check out the USGA’s list of conforming golf balls. That sucker... Read more »

A Chance to Rip the R.I.P.

Casey Alexander

I’m not the golfer I was ten years ago, but I still love to compete so naturally I keep my... Read more »

Geared Up and Ready to Roll

Jason Kerkmans

Clicgear’s newest pushcart – known as Model 3.0 ($200) – is lighter and more user-friendly (read: easier to lift, fold,... Read more »

Product Review: The Rotater

Bob Fagan

It’s been stated that the unique motion of our shoulders long ago separated us from other animals and made us... Read more »

What’s in My Bag? Part 3, Airline Travel

Larry Olmsted

Long gone are the days when you could toss your golf clubs in a simple zippered soft-sided bag and expect... Read more »

Wedge Issue

Jay Stuller

The clock is ticking, quite literally in a clever Cleveland Golf website, on a countdown to midnight this coming December... Read more »