Clubs

The new Callaway Paradym driver has just dropped in Japan, and there is a ton of hype around this series of clubs, Just in the last few weeks it has dominated the men's tour, with all tournaments this year so far being won by a player using Paradym (Jon Rahm twice, and the other being Tom Kim) and other staffers rocking the club also placed high on the leaderboards. Like all new drivers in the market, it's boasting more distance and forgiveness, but have they actually achieved that? We managed to get our hands on the available models for testing, and this is what we found...

When Tiger blew up the internet at the end of last year by competing with son Charlie at the PNC Championship and finishing 2nd. The internet was also a buzz by the driver with the mysterious red face that Woods was playing, particularly when Woods, clearly still struggling with his leg injury, was ripping drives past playing partner Justin Thomas at 300 yrds+!

In 2022, TaylorMade Golf releases this mysterious new driver, and it has a name: Stealth. TaylorMade has always pushed the envelope for new club design and this year it comes in the shape of an all-new carbon fiber face. TaylorMade claim that with the Stealth range (Stealth, Stealth Plus and Stealth HD) they deliver a better energy transfer and increased ball speed. Putting the regular Stealth model in the bag, I headed...

In 2020, Taylormade had the hottest driver in golf, The SIM was aerodynamic, promoted favorable launch properties, and had one of the most talked-about face technology in golf. The SIM2, SIM2 Max and SIM2 Max•D, take the line's design and functionality to the next level, offering more forgiveness and a higher launch angle, with its new 'Forged ring construction'. Let's break it down:

The Cleveland Golf CBX 2 wedge is built for the vast number of golfers playing cavity back irons, the Cleveland CBX 2 offers spin, control and all the forgiveness you need. Cleveland's CBX 2 is already available in the Japan market having released in North America in August.

The Cleveland CBX 2 is a new perspective on wedge design: A more forgiving, cavity back wedge built for the everyday player. While it still features tour wedge technologies, the Cleveland CBX 2 offers additional forgiveness to help serious golfers upgrade their short game.

"The short game is critical to playing your best golf, and playing wedges designed for your game – and the shots you like to hit – is key," said Brian Schielke, Marketing Director at Cleveland Golf. "That's why Cleveland CBX 2...

Odyssey has just revealed a high-MOI (moment of Inertia) mallet putter line with the launch of its EXO range.

Bringing together elegant detailing and Tour-level performance with some of the finest finishes ever seen in an Odyssey Putter, the EXO line marries the on-trend red and traditional black putter look in one technology-rich package.

All three multi-piece designs take inspiration from two classic head shapes in Rossie and Number Seven and a more recent shape, the Indy, from Odyssey’s Toulon Design family.

Each head is precision-milled, with a weight-saving aluminum red section contrasting with an elegant, milled black stainless steel body that drives significant increases in MOI, pushing putter performance to new levels for all golfers.

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During the course of a round, on average you will hit your irons more times than any clubs in your bag, so finding the right set for you can make a considerable improvement to your game. There are many types of clubs with different features, here are some basic things to consider to help you decide which irons are best for you.