by Justin Pahl Mizuno dropping a new iron line is always an exciting time in the golf world. With the release of the new JPX 923’s, Mizuno has every level of golfer covered. From the elite ball striker to the weekend warrior, there is now a Mizuno iron model for you. The biggest addition that…
By Nate Lammers, Club Fitter In March 2022, Titleist and Bob Vokey will be releasing their ninth iteration of the Vokey Spin Milled wedges (Vokey SM9). For the last 18 years or so Vokey wedges have been the preferred choice for professionals, college and high school players, junior golfers, and amateurs alike. Bob has learned…
By Shawn Zawodni, Club Fitter It’s the beginning of a new season and that means new toys! For the past two generations, TaylorMade has offered two different heads available in the SIM lineup: the SIM MAX and the SIM MAX OS. TaylorMade has done away with the SIM moniker for their flagship game improvement iron…
By Jacob Coudret, Club Fitter Callaway has always produced high performance irons and 2022 continues the tradition with the introduction of the Rogue ST iron line up. This year Callaway is going all out on speed and forgiveness without sacrificing playability. The new Rogue ST Iron line features four different models: Rogue ST Max, Rogue…
by Patrick Aretha, Club Fitter The new Rogue ST family represents Callaway’s next step in their quest to create the fastest, most stable drivers and fairways possible. At the beginning of this evolution, Callaway created “Jailbreak” technology utilizing vertical bars behind the face to keep the crown and the sole of the driver head from…
by Jon Watchowski, Club Fitter The golf world has been anticipating the introduction of TaylorMade’s new “Carbon Wood” age for the last few months. Well, the wait is over. The new 60X Carbon face is now utilized in the 2022 TaylorMade driver line up. That’s right, TaylorMade is done with titanium-faced drivers. It should be…
by Joe Dier, Club Fitter The PING i59 is the newest edition in PINGs iron lineup. The i59 is the replacement for the PING iblade. It offers a sleek players look and feel while offering the forgiveness of the i210. To achieve the forgiveness this club offers, while being as “blade-like” as it is, it…
by Sean Sommerville, Club Fitter As always, distance and accuracy are the key to driving the golf ball and playing good golf. For Cobra in 2022, that means bringing back their LTD model from 2015. While recent Speedzone and Radspeed drivers were fast, they failed to offer the forgiveness that Cobra was striving for. While…
by Kevin Caron, Club Fitter Every two years the golf community awaits the release of Titleist’s new irons. The revamped T-Series irons focus on forgiveness through the use of multi-material designs allowing for better results on off-center strikes. Each model features a new and more dense “D18” form of tungsten weighting, which allows for more…
By: Luke Nesbitt, Club Fitter As a company primarily known for high quality iron production, Mizuno has been hard at work creating clubs for the very competitive driver market. The previously released ST-X And ST-Z drivers were a big step forward for Mizuno and seeing Keith Mitchell get a win on the PGA Tour while…