Author & Founder
Paul Liberatore is the founder of Golfers Authority and a former three-year golf gear contributor to Sports Illustrated. He tests golf equipment hands-on to help golfers make better buying decisions.
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…
Four driver heads, two fairway wood shapes and one hybrid, built on the same carbon construction and sold as one fitting decision. Which PXG…
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…
A hollow-body game improvement iron built around a thin face, an internal polymer and a lot of perimeter weight. Is the PXG Gen 7…
The flashy marketing, the premium pricing, the whole “nobody makes golf clubs the way we do” attitude had me rolling my eyes. But after…
PXG Desert Clubs are not your average set of irons. These clubs use something called “hollow body construction,” which basically means they’re empty inside…
I rolled my eyes when PXG announced another “revolutionary” hybrid. After testing over 200 clubs this year alone, I’ve heard every marketing claim imaginable.…
The Wilson 50 Elite is a soft two-piece ball with a low 50 compression and flat dimples. Here's what that does for you, the…
