Written by TG Equipment editor on Wednesday 31 October 2007
Stylo, one of Britain’s best known golf shoe manufacturers, is back on course following major investment, with a brand relaunch and a comprehensive redesign of its products. New look Stylo shoes, including the brand’s bestselling Typhoon line, are back with a bang thanks to major reinvestment in the company’s design processes. Mark Wilkinson, the clothing and fashion entrepreneur who acquired exclusive...
Wednesday 31 October 2007
YES! Golf, the leader in grooved putter technology, is adding a new mallet putter to its line-up for 2007 – the Valerie. The C-Groove Valerie made its debut on the PGA Tour during the Players Championship, where the runner-up used a prototype and rolled in four straight birdies on the back nine of the final round to climb into second...
Written by TG equipment editor on Friday 19 October 2007
If you had spent £50 on a new three wood five years ago there would have been little doubt that it would have been about as much use as a chocolate fire guard and built as well as a Korean plastic toy. MD Golf’s new Purespin range is testament then to how far golf club technology has come in recent years...
Written by TG Equipment Editor on Wednesday 17 October 2007
Today’s Golfer brought you the world exclusive first images of Srixon’s new Z-RW driver and i-701 irons last week and we’ve now had a chance to hit them both so we can tell you about them. Both of the new golf clubs have been met with acclaim since information on them started leaking out earlier this month and we can now...
Written by TG Equipment editor on Tuesday 16 October 2007
It has the loft of a seven iron and yet it is designed by one of the world’s best putter makers to help you hole more putts. So what the hell are Odyssey playing at? Apparantly the Odyssey Marxman X-Act is a ‘putter wedge’ that has been designed to help eliminate the chipping yips by supplying the poor chipper with a weapon...
Written by TG Equipment editor on Monday 15 October 2007
Big brand irons not good enough for you? Itching to stick a set of limited edition, hand crafted clubs into your bag? Then look no further. You may not of heard of Vega Golf but for a few golf equipment connoisseurs the Japanese club craftsmen make the best irons on the planet – bar none. Apparantly their club makers honed their skills from...
Written by TG Equipment editor on Tuesday 9 October 2007
Would you pay almost £700 for a putter? Probably not unless you’re a Russion Oligarch or Arab sheik but that is exactly what golf company Kramski are now offering the more discerning golfer. The putter experts have introduced three new putters into its range for 2008 – the priciest of which comes in at over £680. Kramski HPP 340 The HPP 340 costs £681 and...
Written by TG Staffwriter on Friday 5 October 2007
Nike Golf today introduces the revolutionary new Nike iC Putters, a feat of optical engineering and club design that is set to take golf by storm. By using optical engineering to tune the colour, shape and contrast of the entire club, the visual footprint of the club head and shaft is reduced according to Nike. This dramatically emphasises the alignment aid,...
Written by Harriet Linton, TG Writer on Friday 5 October 2007
To go with the new Majesty Prestigio, Vanquish and Royal-VQ ranges of golf clubs, Maruman have launched a range of cart bags, shoes, gloves, iron covers, head covers and golf balls. Made with a mix of synthetic leather and cowskin and available in black, white, navy, silver and brown, the Majesty Cart Bags are made and finished exquisitely to the standard to...
Written by TG Equipment Editor on Wednesday 3 October 2007
Mizuno has announced their expansion on the Bettinardi putter line with the introduction of the Black Carbon Series. This new series is precision milled from one piece of pure carbon steel and the innovative Feel Impact Technology Face (F.I.T. Face) reduces the putter’s contact with the ball by 70%, creating a more solid feel to each putt. Robert J Bettinardi commented: ‘I like to...
Written by TG Equipment Editor on Wednesday 3 October 2007
If you’re fed up of pulling the same old-fashioned golf trolley around your golf course then take a look at this fancy new toy. It’s called the Scorpion and is an ingeniously-designed three-wheeled trolley, that is shaped for easy manoeuvrability and simple storage. Clever design features include a ball and tee holder, drink holder, bracket to hold your bag securely in place and a large...