by Joey Kurtz, Club Fitter With the new year upon us, Srixon has unveiled its latest metals line-up, the ZX MK II. These new metals offer a clean classic look in a modern design, creating a driver built for the casual player and tour professional alike. ZX MKII Drivers While most drivers have one flex…
by: Luke Nesbitt, Club Fitter Building off the momentum of the highly successful ST220 metals line, Mizuno has introduced their new ST230 Drivers and Fairway metals for 2023. The ST230 series features the same great technology we saw in the 220 line, including their forged beta titanium face and quick switch hosel. The new…
By Jacob Coudret, Club Fitter Drivers To create a new Paradym for golfers, Callaway reimagined the driver from the ground up. This created a complete shift in performance, with a design that radically breaks the tradeoff between incredible distance and exceptional forgiveness. This new lineup features 3 new drivers: Paradym, Paradym X, and Paradym…
By Joe Dier, Club Fitter The much-anticipated replacement for the PING i210 iron line is here – the new i230. While i210 was arguably one of the best irons PING has ever made – tour proven, looked and felt great while also being pretty forgiving, the i230 is an improvement on the original. During my…
by Shawn Zawodni, Master Club Fitter Intro/Overview The P series from TaylorMade is their professional line of clubs. Historically designed for lower handicap amateurs and professionals, the new P770 and P790 irons have pushed the P series into new territories. These are hollow body irons with more of an emphasis on forgiveness and distance and…
By Kevin Caron, Club Fitter Not many equipment releases have a bigger impact on the golf industry than when Titleist drops new drivers and fairway metals. The new lineup for 2023 follows this tradition. With a handful of updates to the TSI, Titleist has taken things to the next level. Whether you’re a tour pro,…
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 Shawn Zawodni , Miles of Golf Club Fitter It’s white! Actually the entire line of TaylorMade metal woods for 2011 are white. The reason for the white head, according to TaylorMade, is that it makes the head look larger and inspires confidence at address. It also has a matte finish that is designed to…
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…