Equipment

Beginner Golf

Bob Senoff

I distinctly remember what is was like playing beginner golf when I was in high school in St. Louis.  My... Read more »

The Backslapping Years

David Gould

Our industry’s annual West Coast trade convention takes place in Las Vegas in a few weeks and I am taking... Read more »

A review of “Just Hit It” by Frank Thomas with Jeff Neuman

Terry Moore

            To a reviewer, the mark of a good golf book is a mark. Lots... Read more »

TaylorMade Penta and Srixon Z-Star Tour Yellow are Hot

John Torsiello

Seems as though no matter where you live in the United States, this has been one hot summer. And two... Read more »

What Can Break the Cycle of Price Compression in the Golf Equipment Industry?

Casey Alexander

  For those who watch the golf equipment industry closely, the combination of technological barriers constructed by the USGA and... Read more »

Wedges: Buy Them Now. Here’s Why!

James A. Frank

The Rules of Golf are about to change, setting new standards for the size and shape of grooves. What does... Read more »

Hybrids: A Fast Fix for Every Golfer

James A. Frank

If you need a fast fix for poor play, here’s a tip: Ditch the long irons and pick up some... Read more »

Mid-Season Check-Up: Is Equipment Holding You Back?

James A. Frank

At last, the golf season is in full swing. You’ve probably already played a few rounds—maybe more than a few—and... Read more »

Weird Clubs We Loved, Part 2

David Gould

Neither in the classified section nor in cyberspace chat rooms do we run across ads offering top dollar for old... Read more »

High-Tech at its Highest: Citadels of Clubfitting Excellence

David Gould

  This is the second in a four-part series on state-of-the-art clubfitting and diagnostics for extreme game-improvement. We began it... Read more »

If The Ball Fits, Hit It

Jason Kerkmans

Sometimes, marketing campaigns are so transparently contrived that I wonder who would ever be tempted enough to actually buy the... Read more »

Tom Lupinacci Really Stocked the Shop at Sterling Farms

David Gould

During the 1970s and ’80s, Tom Lupinacci’s pro shop at the Sterling Farms muni in Stamford, Conn., was metro New... Read more »

Celebrate July 4th with Patriotic Golf Shoes

Larry Olmsted

Okay, I promise this is my last post about shoes – unless they come out with some really cool skull... Read more »

Clic-ing on All Cylinders: The Clicgear Model 3.0

Jeff Wallach

You’ve just got to love an engineer who redesigns a part of his product so that you won’t spill your... Read more »

Is Your Putter Fit?

James A. Frank

I used to be a good putter. Wait, let me rephrase that: I thought I was a good putter. Once... Read more »