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 Jon Watchowski, Club Fitter Let’s start off by looking back to early 2020. TaylorMade comes out with one of its best drivers to date, but the pandemic did not allow it to reach its full potential. The new “shape in motion” technology was a great design that allowed golfers of all skill types to…
by Nate Lammers, Club Fitter In 2016, the origin of Callaway “EPIC” was born. In that first rendition the mind set was simply “More Ball Speed”. This was achieved with technology offering less wasted energy, greater aerodynamics, and deeper center of gravity. Thus, “Jailbreak” was born. In “Jailbreak” vertical bars behind the face keep the…
by Joe Dier, Club Fitter G425 Drivers What can I say about the new PING G425 drivers other than the fact that they are some of the best drivers PING has ever produced. I know that may be a bold statement, but after testing all three models and seeing how they perform compared to last…
by Joe Dier, Club Fitter In the past few years, Cobra has dramatically improved their metalwood line up. Starting with the F8 driver, where they inserted a CNC Milled face to add ball speed across more of the club face, the results have been fantastic. That technology has proven wildly successful, so much so that…
by Nate Lammers, Club Fitter Two and a half years ago, the Titleist speed project was put in motion with the introduction of TS drivers and fairway metals. The goal was to increase ball speed across all areas of the club face by pushing the boundaries of technology and aerodynamics. The advancements made over the…
By Connor Dillon, Club Fitter Are you a skilled golfer looking for tour inspired clubs, the latest technology, and the necessary adjustability to fit your individual game? How about “straight from the tour van” technology? Well, that’s the new moniker surrounding the Exotics EXS Pro line from Tour Edge. These new clubs are bursting with…
By Nate Lammers, Club Fitter TaylorMade has been known for pushing the limits of golf club engineering for 35 years and have no plans on stopping soon. Examples of technology that TaylorMade has used to help move golf club performance forward are: The first metal driver, early forms of adjustable driver sleeves, movable weights, inverted…
By: Eric Hensler, Club Fitter With every new year, comes brand new driver releases, Cobra being one of the first to release their new line of drivers in the new year. The 2020 Cobra Speedzone and Speedzone Xtreme are touting subtle but amazing changes to the very successful 2019 Cobra F9 driver, one of the…