Tested on the course
Hands-on reviews that explain who the gear is for, how it performs, and where it falls short.
FootJoy designed Hyperflex shoes to bend and move with your feet during your swing. The sole uses a “FlexGrid 3.0” system, which means the…
These shoes look more like premium sneakers than golf shoes. That’s intentional; Ecco designed them to blend into your everyday wardrobe. The leather quality…
The H5s have this sleek, modern design that wouldn’t look out of place at a coffee shop after your round. They weigh just 11.5…
The synthetic upper material looks sharp and feels durable, like it can handle morning dew and afternoon heat without breaking a sweat. Puma uses…
Right out of the box, these shoes look different from your typical golf footwear. The Churchill model blends classic brogue styling with modern golf…
Setting up the VC4 takes about 5 minutes, which is pretty standard for golf GPS devices. You charge it up using the included USB…
Right out of the package, you’ll find the VC300SE unit, a USB charging cable, and a basic manual. The device itself is about the…
The Voice Caddie T9 Golf GPS Watch tracks over 40,000 golf courses worldwide, which means you’re covered whether you’re playing at your local club…
If you’re tired of guessing distances or fumbling with rangefinders, Voice Caddie T11 Pro might just be the game-changer you need. Here’s the thing…
The Voice Caddie A3 GPS Watch is basically a golf caddie that sits on your wrist! If you’re tired of guessing distances on the…
Right out of the box, the LX5C feels solid. We’re talking about a 47mm case that weighs just 65 grams, which means it’s big…
Starting with a basic Fitbit that could barely survive 18 holes in the rain. When Garmin announced they were merging its Fenix and Epix…
