First Look – Bridgestone J38 460 Driver
Bridgestone is a relative newcomer to the world of golf for many people, but did you know that Bridgestone started
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New Product Spotlight – Spotless Swing Golf Towel
The 2010 PGA Merchandise Show has come and gone, and every year we see hundreds of new products. Some stand
Read MoreFirst Look! – Odyssey Backstryke Putters
Odyssey Golf has been one of the market leaders in putters for a long time. Their position at the top
Read MoreBettinardi Putter Review – And Giveaway!
Here we go again kids! Last month’s Cleveland Golf CG15 Wedge Giveaway was such a success that we wanted to
Read MoreFirst Look – Nike Victory Red & Machspeed Drivers!
Nike has a few hot new drivers coming out on early 2010, and from the early testing and adoption on
Read MoreClub Review – Cleveland CG7 Black Pearl Irons
Since 1979 when Cleveland Golf was founded, they have made quality golf clubs. Like many golf equipment manufacturers they have
Read MoreInside The Rife Putting Lab!
RIFE Putters was started in late 2004 and has quickly become one of the fastest growing putter companies in the world.
Read MoreCallaway Tour i(s) Golf Ball
Callaway has a new golf ball called the Tour i(s), and from the immediate success it has seen on tour,
Read MoreCourse Review – Grand Cypress Resort’s New Course
The Grand Cypress Resort has been wowing guests for 25 years, and there is no end in sight. With the world class golf, four diamond accommodations, plenty of excellent dining and leisure activities and the proximity to Orlando’s attractions, Grand Cypress should be at the top of anyone’s list of must plays in the Orlando area!
Read MoreClub Review – Cleveland CG15 Wedges
Cleveland Golf has a long history of making great wedges. The almost iconic 588 wedges are still in play all
Read MoreCleveland CG7 & CG7 Tour Black Pearl Irons
The latest offering from Cleveland Golf is the new CG7 and CG7 Tour Black Pearl irons. Available in November, these irons are essentially the same as the original CG7 and CG7 Tour, except for the black pearl finish that Cleveland has made famous in it’s wedges and CG1 irons.
Read MoreCourse Review – Kinderlou Forrest in Valdosta Georgia
240 miles south of Atlanta, near the Florida state line and along the I-75 corridor lies the city of Valdosta, Georgia. About 45000 people live in Valdosta, and the town was named ESPN’s Titletown, USA in 2008. It may not be known as a golfer’s mecca, but this town has certainly augmented it’s reputation with the addition of Kinderlou Forest Golf Club to it’s golf course resume.
Read MoreTaylor Made (Japan) Burner Forged Irons
The latest club to come out of Taylor Made Japan is the new Burner forged iron. These, like many japanese clubs, are beautiful and of very high quality.
Read MoreGame Review – Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 for Wii
If you rotate your right hand over the left during the swing, the game will interpret this, close the clubface and in the game you will hit a hook shot. It’s really quite ingenious, and fun to experiment with!
Read MoreAdams Idea Pro Black Hybrids – Sneak Peak
Taking the design cues and name from their Idea Pro Black muscle back irons, they have a black nickel plating just like the irons to reduce glare and give the club a menacing look. I call them the Darth Vader of hybrids.
Read MoreNew Cleveland CG15 Wedges – Coming Soon!
Cleveland Golf is introducing their new CG15 wedge, which will be launched November 13th.
Read MoreJupiter Hills Club – How The Top One Percent Live – Part 2
If you ever have a chance to be a guest there, to me it is worth a trip accross the country to spend a few days with the folks in Tequesta to see how the other half really live.
Read More2009 Taylor Made Burner Irons Review
My friend Dave Lair from Orlandogolfblogger.com recently got a set of these irons and posted a good review on his site.
Read MoreJupiter Hills Club – How the Top One Percent Live – Part 1
The black tees on the Hills course stretch the course to 7344 yards and it plays to a par 70. The course rating from these tees rises to 77.3 and the slope of 152 is almost at the USGA limit of 155. If the sinister appearance of the special matte black scorecard and the “dead man walking” look you’ll get from the pro shop staff aren’t enough to intimidate you, the opening 5 hole stretch most likely will.
Read MoreSrixon Z-TX Clubs – Sneak Peak
The new drivers, fairways and irons will be called Z-TX, and they are also putting out a new hybrid. We are one of the first people to see these new clubs – check out the photos!
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