Author & Founder
Paul Liberatore is the founder of Golfers Authority and a former four-year golf gear contributor to Sports Illustrated. He tests golf equipment hands-on to help golfers make better buying decisions.
If you’ve ever stood on a rain-soaked fairway in late November, watching your playing partners slip and slide while you’re desperately trying to maintain…
When Blue Tees Golf sent over their Everyday Backpack, I’ll admit I raised an eyebrow. This is a company I’ve come to trust for…
I’ve tested more golf gadgets than I care to admit. Rangefinders, GPS watches, swing analyzers, putting mirrors, you name it, I’ve probably dragged it…
I’ll admit it, when I initially heard about Malbon Golf a few years back, I rolled my eyes. Another lifestyle brand trying to make…
The Straight Stick arrived at my door, and I’ll admit I rolled my eyes a bit. After testing dozens of swing trainers over the…
The StraightAway is a compact, lightweight swing aid that clips onto your club in seconds. It measures about four inches, weighs about two ounces,…
When the Launch Deck arrived at my door, I’ll admit I was skeptical. After testing dozens of swing trainers over the years (most of…
PXG just built their fastest driver ever. And somehow, it’s also their most forgiving. That’s not supposed to happen; speed and forgiveness usually trade…
PXG is the same company that charges $400+ for a single iron, and now they want to compete in the starter set market? But…
The PXG Black Ops Ultra Lite weighs in at just 277 grams total, which is about 30 grams lighter than your typical driver. That’s…
The PXG initially burst onto the scene with its military-grade marketing and eye-watering price tags. I rolled my eyes harder than a three-putt from…
When I pulled the PXG Sugar Daddy II wedge out of its packaging, my initial thought was “another $500 wedge trying to justify its…
