This year, we’ve seen a lot of fairway woods that are meant to be used off the tee, but we haven’t seen a single one that’s as long as the PING Rapture. If you want to replace your driver or just get more distance out of your 3W, this is the way to go.
Looking to stay cool on the course? The new ClimaChill line from Adidas is just what you’re searching for.
It’s hard to improve on perfection, but the Clicgear 3.5+ push cart has done just that. Read this review to find out what makes the 3.5+ superior to its predecessors and all other carts.
TRUE Linkswear is no longer content with replacing your golf shoes, they want to replace your gym shoes, too. Once you try the lyt breathe, you may want to let them.
While the other Treetops courses are certainly deserving of their high regard, the less-hyped Tradition Course is no slouch. In this review, we’ll explain why this is anything but a filler course.
In a year of irons that go a long, long way, the Wilson Staff D100 ES irons have a top gear that no other club can touch. If you want distance and forgiveness, this sets need to be on your short list.
The look got the internet buzzing, and the performance has it in Tour bags across the globe. Check out Matt’s review to see if the Fujikura Pro deserves a spot in your driver as well.
Space-age mallets get most of the hype in the putter world, but Bettinardi never forgets about the players who prefer a timeless look. In this review, we take a look at their classic Bettinardi BB1F.
Some fairway woods make you choose between distance and versatility. The TaylorMade SLDR S fairway wood gives you both. Find out how in this review.
The Robert Trent Jones designed Masterpiece Course at Treetops Resort in Michigan is aptly named. Read this review to find out why it’s one of the best in the midwest.
