PING G20 Driver Review: Can This 2011 Driver Still Compete?
The PING G20 was a $330 driver in 2011 and sells used for about $75 to $140 now. Here's who it still fits and…
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The PING G20 was a $330 driver in 2011 and sells used for about $75 to $140 now. Here's who it still fits and…
The Mizuno ST-MAX 230 is discontinued, and used ones sell for about $190. Here are my launch monitor numbers against the ST-Z 230 and…
The new PXG Secret Weapon is $499, and after getting fitted for the first one, here’s my take: it’s not a shorter driver, it’s…
Performance Golf builds the SF2 with the face already closed 3 degrees, and that single decision shapes everything else about the club. Last updated:…
I’ve tested enough drivers over the past decade to fill a small warehouse, and I’ve heard every marketing promise imaginable. So when Callaway started…
When Titleist announced they was launching the TSR driver lineup, I’ll admit I rolled my eyes a bit. Another year, another driver promising extra…
It took roughly 40 rounds and three months of testing to change my mind, but the Titleist TSR3 is the real deal. Despite my…
Quick Overview Initial Impressions: Subtle Changes, Major Impact The moment I unboxed the TSR2, I noticed something different about the toe shape. It’s one…
I approached TaylorMade’s announcement regarding the 10,000 MOI barrier with skepticism, dismissing it as typical marketing hyperbole. However, after extensive testing of the Qi10…
I approached TaylorMade’s announcement regarding the 10,000 MOI barrier with skepticism, dismissing it as typical marketing hyperbole. However, after extensive testing of the Qi10…
I must confess that I was initially skeptical of TaylorMade’s claim regarding the 10,000 g/cm² MOI on the Qi10, dismissing it as mere marketing…
Skeptical about ‘magic’ cures for your slice? So was I. But after ten years of testing gear, the Ping G430 SFT is the one…