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For as long as I can remember, Ray Cook has been making putters. Their putters, from what I recall, are on the heavier side. I appreciate the extra weight in the head, having owned a couple. It lets me to maintain a light grip pressure, and the ball feels very sturdy as it exits the face.
The putter has a pristine white finish that stands out when it is in the address position on the green. The white and green grass contrast helps you focus on the alignment lines, ensuring that your putter is on target right away. The increased 40g weight on the mallet putter makes it "tour-weighted," making it perfect for the faster greens that are becoming more common across the world. You'll also get a smooth forward spinning ball with minimal skid at contact, which will improve the stability of your putting game.
The HP Series putters come with a large grip. The grip keeps players' wrists from breaking down, allowing for a more pure and fluid putting stroke. The jumbo grip also helps to reduce grip strain and club head spin, resulting in a softer touch and a more pure putting stroke.
As golfers, we’re always looking for the best of both worlds when it comes to distance and forgiveness. That was the thought behind the TaylorMade P790 irons. They proved to be some of the most explosive and forgiving irons TaylorMade has ever released. But the company also realized better ball strikers wanted the same benefits with more playability. It’s those golfers that the P770 irons are meant for. While you don’t have to be a Tour-level player to reap the benefits of these irons, they probably aren’t the best choice if you’re new to the game or struggle hitting irons consistently. In that case, the P790 irons might be a better option.
- Ultra-thin face and SpeedFoam create explosive ball speeds.
- Inverted Cone Technology increases MOI and provides forgiveness on mishits.
- Small, sleek profile affords playability without sacrificing distance or forgiveness.
- Price point remains high even though these clubs are a couple years old.
- Lack of stock shafts options might be a deterrent.
- Might not be the best club for beginners or high handicappers
At first glance, the Srixon Z785 Irons look like a good player’s club. And they are. Their compact profile, thin top line, and minimal offset are the look that a lot of better players prefer. But just because you aren’t a scratch player doesn’t mean you don’t stand to benefit from these irons too. They offer ample forgiveness and provide sufficient distance. That makes them appealing to everyone from mid-handicappers to scratch players. If you’re new to the game of golf however, an iron with a larger sweet spot and some more forgiveness might be a better choice.
- Forged construction provides great feel, control, and sound.
- VT Sole design makes these irons playable from virtually any lie.
- Nippon stock shafts are some of the best around.
- Lack of other stock shaft options could be a limiting factor.
- Availability can be a challenge.
- Price point remains higher than other irons introduced in 2018.
The Mizuno JPX921 Hot Metal Irons aren’t meant for advanced players looking to optimize feel, control, and playability. The company makes plenty of other quality irons for this type of player.
Instead, this iteration of the JPX921s is meant for players looking for maximum distance and forgiveness. This is the type of player that has trouble getting the ball in the air, making solid contact, and wants more distance out of their irons. If the latter sounds like you and you haven’t yet hit the JPX921s, you’re missing out.
- Ultra-thin face affords fast ball speeds for maximum distance.
- Variable thickness sole increases forgiveness and makes the irons playable from most any lie.
- Plenty of stock shaft options make fitting and customization easy.
- Price point remains high even though these clubs are two years old.
- Availability can be a challenge due to high demand.
- May not be the best option for advanced players that prioritize control, responsiveness, and playability.
If you’re looking for the latest tech and design in a driver and won’t settle for anything less than the proven best, the Callaway X Hot Driver probably isn’t for you. But if you’re on the hunt for a driver that’s going to perform reliably, and won’t break the bank, the Callaway X Hot has everything you need. Unlike a lot of golf clubs we review, this driver isn’t designed for a specific type of player. The truth is anyone from beginners to advanced players stand to benefit from what the X Hot has to offer.
- One of the most affordable, highest-performing drivers on the market.
- VFT Technology makes the X Hot extremely forgiving.
- Price point is much lower than other drivers of the same generation.
- Club lacks some of the new technology found in other drivers.
- Availability is limited because the club is somewhat dated.
- Shallow head profile might not be what some golfers are used to
As we mentioned in the opening, Ping is known for making some of the most forgiving clubs in the game. They’re all about maximizing MOI, even to the point where some of their previous clubs have sacrificed distance.
With that said, the i59s are considered an advanced player’s club. Their sleek profile and small heads don’t have as big a sweet spot as some of their game improvement irons.
If you’ve been playing the game for a while however, and want feel, control, and workability more than distance and forgiveness, the Ping i59s are a great choice.
- Sleek profile and thin top line inspire confidence when the club is behind the ball.
- Ample stock shaft options give golfers plenty of choices.
- AlumiCore Technology distributes weight toward the toe for increased forgiveness and added stability through impact.
- Irons may be difficult for beginners and high handicappers to hit consistently.
- Price point is higher than other irons on the market.
- Some golfers say these irons aren’t as technologically advanced as similar irons from other manufacturers.
You won’t find Callaway Mavrik Irons in the bags of many Tour Pros. That’s because the game’s best players prioritize feel and playability. That doesn’t mean the Mavrik Irons won’t deliver on those fronts, just that they’re meant more for distance and forgiveness. And that’s where amateurs like you and I stand to benefit the most. Unless you’re a low handicap with expert ball-striking prowess, the Callaway Mavrik irons are sure to improve your ball striking throughout the bag.
- AI-designed face is the smartest, fastest, and most forgiving face Callaway has ever made.
- Tungsten weighting optimizes CG for ideal launch conditions.
- Strong lofts help golfers get more distance out of each iron.
- Lack of stock shaft options could be a limiting factor.
- Irons may take getting used to because they fly farther than other game improvement irons.
- Price point remains higher than other irons from the same year.
Stable enough to be played by the game’s best players yet available in flexes and weights that slow swing players will love, the Graphite Design Tour AD IZ shaft is perfect for almost any golfer looking to fine-tune their driver, fairway wood, and hybrids. The Tour AD IZ shaft is one of the most versatile shafts we have tested at Golfers Authority. How a player reacts to the shaft will dictate the performance it can provide but the smooth feel of the Tour AD IZ mixes seamlessly with effortless power. By using material typically reserved for only the stiffest and highest performing shafts, the Tour AD IZ offers tour-level performance in flexes as soft as senior and weights as low as 40 grams making this one of the widest fitting golf shafts available.
The Strata Tour is created with the occasional golfers and players looking to buy their first set of clubs in mind. Buying golf club sets can be a great way to get quickly out to the course and see what the game of golf has to offer, without spending too much money. Join your friends and learn the game by playing with this intuitive set. Anyone looking to get their children, parents, or friends involved in the game should be recommending the Strata Tour Set as the best set to do so.
No matter what your handicap is, the Cleveland CBX Wedge can help you be more consistent both around the greens as well as short approach shots. Strategically designed to help players who struggle with the standard wedge design, it’s hard to find an easier-to-hit and more versatile wedge than this one. If you’re a golfer who needs a club that will help them from any type of lie, and maintain the feel that they love from all their irons, this wedge is perfect for you.
All golfers physically capable of swinging a club should be doing exercises that enable them to hit the golf ball as far as possible. As long as you are a golfer that can physically complete the training protocols, the SuperSpeed system can improve your game. Beginners, avid golfers, and professionals should all consider doing something to improve their physical abilities and the SuperSpeed golf system is the most proven way to go. Hey Guys our friends at SupeSpeed are hooking you up by giving you 10% off everything on their store. Just click this link or use the code GA and the discount will be applied at check out.
TPT shafts are created using an automated process for industry-leading tolerance control. Golfers seeking the ultimate precision in terms of fit, feel, and performance will get all of that with the TPT Red Range . The Red Range is however, one of the most expensive golf shafts on the market so it is well-suited for golfers that prioritize performance over cost friendly price tags. With TPT's industry leading Automatic Improvement Guarantee, if you don't see an improved performance from your TPT shaft that you saw in the fitting, then you can return it to an authorized fitter for a full refund or exchange within 30 days of purchase. Talk about backing up their products!
The ZF combines the extreme stability that players have grown accustom to with the DF and whiteboard offerings from Mitsubishi with the BF, blueboard feel that many love. The ZF importantly will also fit almost any driver or fairway wood style and may enable you to continue to pound your favorite clubs with more ease and less stress and expense. As the rules of golf continue to limit golf club heads and ball speeds, performance gains can be found through proper fittings, especially in golf shafts and the ZF should be on any serious golfer’s list to test this season.
Stable enough to be played by the game’s best players yet available in flexes and weights that slow swing players will love, the Graphite Design Tour AD IZ shaft is perfect for almost any golfer looking to fine-tune their driver, fairway wood, and hybrids. The Tour AD IZ shaft is one of the most versatile shafts we have tested at Golfers Authority. How a player reacts to the shaft will dictate the performance it can provide but the smooth feel of the Tour AD IZ mixes seamlessly with effortless power. By using material typically reserved for only the stiffest and highest performing shafts, the Tour AD IZ offers tour-level performance in flexes as soft as senior and weights as low as 40 grams making this one of the widest fitting golf shafts available.
The Fujikura Ventus Black utilizes a Tour-inspired profile and the first to include Fujikura's all new VeloCore Technology in an accelerated taper, ultra stiff tip profile. Maximum energy transfer from the tip section boosts the clubhead's performance and a straight taper design enhances loading and feel. You can purchase the Fujikura Ventus Black in the following models: 6, 7, and 8.
Make your best shot with immaculately maintained golf clubs and balls – Legion golf towels are designed to help you bring your A-game by being compact, easy to hang, attractive, and tenderly cleaning your golf equipment. Not only will our Limited Edition Golf Towel keep your clubs clean, but it will also make you appear cool while doing so.
We're going to surprise you with the bag it arrives in right now. The towel itself appears to be quite durable and is the ideal size for going to the ball. It contains an incredibly powerful magnet.
Female golfers looking for a beautiful set of clubs are the players this golf club set was made for. Golfers buying their first set of clubs can benefit from the simplicity of this scheme and be assured that they will have everything they need when they get on the course. Golfers who enjoy spending their weekends or ladies’ night at the course will find this set gives them everything they want in a competitive and fun golf bag.
The Wilson 2017 Profile XD Complete Teen Golf Set with Golf Bag is the go-to set for an adolescent learning how to play golf or beginning to compete in junior tournaments.
The Homna TR21 hybrid is crafted in a way that both allows players to feel confident with it in their hands, and delivers premium performance shot after shot.
The look of the club is classic with rounded edges and square top and bottom lines. Combined with the very best in technology and materials, the TR21 is one of the most advanced and highly sought after hybrids on the market.
The TaylorMade Sim 2 Max irons are the perfect club for any golfer looking for more distance and forgiveness.These clubs are packed with cutting-edge technology that’s designed to help average golfers strike their irons more consistently. If you’re an advanced golfer and put an emphasis on playability, feel, and responsiveness, the Sim 2 Max irons might not be what you’re after. For everyone else though, these clubs have something to offer.
If you struggle making solid contact with your driver, there’s no question that you should be playing the largest, most forgiving clubhead you can find. Most of today’s drivers are designed this way and their benefits are proven.But if you’re looking to hit a variety of different shots and control your driver without sacrificing distance, the TaylorMade 300 Mini Driver is right up your alley.Just because this club is small in stature, doesn’t mean you can’t tee it high and let it fly. However, the benefits of the smaller head allow seasoned players to have more control of the shots they hit off the tee.If you want to tee it low and squeeze a cut into play, no problem. Faced with a long second shot carry into a par five? Hit this club off the deck.
- Smaller head gives golfers more options than bigger heads golfers have grown accustomed to.
- Shorter length affords more control.
- Modern technology and design features optimize both distance and accuracy.
- Smaller head may not provide the forgiveness most golfers need.
- Lack of stock shaft options could be a limiting factor.
- Availability might be an issue as club was made in limited quantities.
Ever since its founding, PXG has had a reputation of making some of the most expensive golf clubs on the market. They didn’t make any bones about it either. They say their clubs are superior and by all accounts a lot of golfers agree. But during pandemic-stricken 2021, company founder Bob Parsons did something no one was expecting. He introduced the 0211 irons at a price that vastly undercut the competition. Why? It’s anybody’s guess. Maybe he felt sorry for us golfers who were stuck inside like everyone else. Whatever the case may be, the 0211 irons remain some of the most popular on the market, even in 2022. One of the major reasons is that they can benefit just about any golfer.
- Price point is affordable, not something PXG can normally claim.
- Progressive set makeup optimizes both distance and control throughout the bag.
- Ultra-thin faces are some of the hottest in the game.
- Fitting options aren’t as advanced as other PXG clubs.
- Shipping times can be longer than expected due to such high demand.
- Somewhat limited shaft options.
The H7 Hummingbird Wedge is designed for anyone that has trouble hitting flop shots.With traditional lob wedges there are all sorts of adjustments you have to make in order to execute a successful flop shot. Between opening your stance, the clubface, bending your knees, keeping your weight forward, and everything else, there’s a lot that goes on before you even swing the club. And even then, your chances of pulling the shot off are slim.The H7 is designed to take all that guesswork out of the equation for you. Just set up with your normal chipping stance and swing.This club is perfect for any golfer that wants to add the high, soft shot to their short game arsenal.
- Strategic design allows you to make your normal swing and hit the ball high in the air.
- Oversize clubface affords ample forgiveness on mishits.
- Wide sole eliminates chunks and skulls.
- Lack of versatility may be a limiting factor.
- Price point is higher than other wedges.
- Seventy degrees of loft may be too much for some players.
The BombTech wedges aren’t the most technologically sophisticated wedges on the market. So, if you’re a better player that’s looking for a special grind, bent lofts, and all sorts of other customizations, these wedges probably aren’t for you.However, if you’re looking for a quality set of wedges that are well-built, forgiving, and won’t break the bank, the BombTech Wedges are a great choice.Just like the Kirkland wedges, this complete set can benefit just about anyone’s golf game.
- Oversize clubheads provide maximum forgiveness.
- Black finish eliminates glare and inspires confidence.
- Price point is much lower than other wedges.
- Lack of customization might be a deterrent for some golfers.
- Black finish may not be desirable for everyone.
- Lofts might not be ideal for some players.
BombTech came into existence in 2012. From the outset, the company’s mission was to make premium golf equipment designed to help amateurs get the most out of their game. For the past decade, they’ve lived up to that expectation and golfers have taken notice. The company’s latest introduction are the 3.0 Black Irons. Not only do these irons look sleek and bold, they’re some of the most forgiving, longest irons you’ll find anywhere.
- Price point is cheaper than other premium irons.
- Added length and larger clubhead afford golfers more distance on both solid shots and mishits.
- Unsupported face design increases COR for unprecedented ball speed and distance throughout the bag.
- Clubs might not be best for better players that prioritize workability and control over distance.
- Added length may take some getting used to.
- Black clubheads might be off-putting to some golfers.
The Kirkland KS1 putter is perfect for anyone that likes a traditional look, expects consistent performance, and doesn’t want to spend hundreds of dollars. No matter your handicap, this putter’s design and technological features can help you make more putts and shoot lower scores. If you’re used to a mallet design however, the KS1 might not fit your eye.
- Price point is significantly lower than other putters.
- Milled face affords terrific feel and pure roll.
- SuperStroke grip takes the hands out of the motion and allows you to make a repeatable, consistent stroke.
- Only available in right-handed.
- Only available in one length.
- Availability is subject to inventory levels at Costco.
Not all of us can afford to pay top dollar for the best equipment around. But that doesn’t mean you need to sacrifice quality. For less than the price of the Vokey wedge I saw in my local Golf Shop the other day, you can get three Kirkland wedges that perform just as well. These wedges have all the features that make a great wedge. From the grip and shaft to the finely tuned faces and grooves, these wedges have it all. No matter your handicap, both your wallet and golf game can benefit from Kirkland wedges.
- Price point is much cheaper than other premium wedges.
- Traditional lofts are familiar.
- Design and looks are classic and inspire confidence.
- Lack of customization options might be a deterrent.
- Some golfers might prefer different lofts.
- Availability is dependent on Costco’s inventory.