For years, commercial golf simulators at your local golf store were the closest you could get to this technology, but the winds of change have blown in. Nowadays, some models
When rangefinders began featuring slope mode, they were typically found in premium models beyond the budget of most golfers. However, we have seen a surge in entry-level devices that include
As much as I appreciate the lightweight construction of stand golf bags, they never offer sufficient storage. That is why I switched to a cart bag and a trolley, and
As we age, we inevitably struggle to generate the ball speed we did in our youth. Hybrids are a godsend in that department, enabling us to consistently get the ball
The first time I caught wind of the Superspeed Golf Training system was at the 2017 Players Championship. I saw Phil Mickelson warming up with it and read how much
When rangefinders first reached my rural hometown in South Africa, the average golfer couldn’t afford one. Many continued to use the golf course yardage markers so had erratic distance control.
The only thing worse than hitting your ball into the drink or out of bounds is finding it but being unable to grab it. Enter our guide to the best
According to Golf.com, most amateurs tend to slice their shots. To combat this, manufacturers produce offset clubs that encourage a draw bias shape to increase accuracy. My TaylorMade M6 D-Type
One of the best ways to drop some strokes from your game is to get better with your short game. To do this, you’ll need a set of wedges that
In a recent post, I spoke about the forgiving game-improvement features of the Callaway Rogue X irons. This time, I am catering to the advanced players among us and am
