PXG Super Game-Improvement Wildcat Clubs
By ED TRAVIS PXG which started as an ultra-premium club manufacturer has in recent years gradually introduced more down-market clubs
Read moreBy ED TRAVIS PXG which started as an ultra-premium club manufacturer has in recent years gradually introduced more down-market clubs
Read moreBy ED TRAVIS The PGA Show began in 1954 with a few sales reps peddling some shirts to club pros,
Read moreBy Ed Travis Completing the GT series introduced earlier, Titleist has announced the ultra-lightweight GT1 driver, fairway woods and hybrids
Read moreBy Ed Travis Srixon has introduced three new drivers in the ZXi series featuring a redesigned variable thickness face called
Read moreBy Ed Travis The game of golf changed forever with Titleist’s introduction in 2000 of the Pro V1. It quickly
Read moreBy Ed Travis Callaway Golf’s top-of-the-line club family-drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons-for 2025 is called Elyte and replaces the
Read moreBy ED TRAVIS PGA Tour star Jason Day’s favorite number is 87 and after he spent almost a year working
Read moreBy ED TRAVIS The latest from PXG are the Tour Series Brandon & Brandon II Putters in the modern blade-style
Read moreBy Ed Travis Capitalizing on the trend for the so-called “Zero Torque” putter design that has gained popularity, Callaway has
Read moreBy Ed Travis The latest from Vokey Design is a lob wedge with the K* (K Star) grind for those
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