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New Titleist T-Series Irons Make Competitive Debut on Japan’s Domestic Men’s Tour

The highly anticipated next-generation Titleist T-Series irons are making their competitive debut this week on the Japan Players Championship by Sato Foods at Nishinasuno Country Club in Tochigi Prefecture.

Already a dominant force on the PGA Tour—where Titleist irons have been the most played for 20 of the past 21 seasons—Titleist is now bringing its tour-proven innovation to the domestic stage with the T100, T150, T200, and T350 models, along with the new T200-U and U•505 utility irons.

Trusted Worldwide, Ready for Japan

Titleist’s reputation as the go-to iron for the world’s best players is quickly gaining momentum on the Japan Golf Tour. Players are not just switching—they’re actively choosing Titleist as their trusted scoring tools, and the debut...

Titleist T-SERIES Black Irons Limited Edition

Titleist has just dropped the Limited-edition T-SERIES Black Irons, all current models including "T100", "T150", "T200", and "T350" in limited quantities, available worldwide from February 28, 2025.

The new, more durable titanium carbide vapor finish gives the irons an even darker look than the previous T-SERIES black irons. The four models used on the world's top professional tours, the T100, T150, T200, and T350, were developed to maximize the three elements that lead to the ideal iron shot: distance accuracy, reduced variation, and proper landing angle, providing an overwhelming feel and performance.

Scotty Cameron Unveils New Studio Style Putters 2025 Studio Style series

Scotty Cameron is introducing a major update to its blade putter lineup with the 2025 Studio Style series. This 12-model collection combines traditional craftsmanship with modern innovations in materials, milling, and performance. The lineup includes both redesigned classics and entirely new models built to meet the demands of today’s golfers.

"The new Studio Style putters offer the most significant re-design of our blade line in years. While the name is a throwback, the technology, design and manufacturing methods are modern and brand new. Designed to produce remarkable feel and consistent performance, the new Studio Carbon Steel insert ensures softer sound for a confident roll on every putt. The chain-link face milling contributes to a new level of feel with roll performance...

Vokey SM10 Wedges Add Low Bounce K Grind and Oil Can Finish

Vokey Design is adding to its SM10 wedge lineup in 2025 with two new models: the 58.06K and 60.06K lob wedges. These wedges feature a low bounce combined with a wide K Grind sole, offering versatility around the greens while maintaining forgiveness, particularly in bunker play.

The .06K Grind is designed for golfers with shallower swings or those playing on firmer turf. Its development stems from feedback gathered from professional players and Master Craftsman Bob Vokey, who identified the need for a lower bounce option that still works with the wider K Grind sole. This design enables higher, softer pitches from tight lies, making it a practical choice for various conditions.

A Classic Look, Updated

The SM10 wedges will also be available in a limited-...

Titleist GT1 Series Review: Drivers, Fairway Metals, and Utility Metals

Golfers in Japan are in for a treat as Titleist Japan unveils the GT1 driver, fairway metal, and utility metal, set to hit shelves on February 21, 2025. Designed for players seeking higher swing speeds and effortless performance, the GT1 lineup introduces innovative technologies and materials that redefine lightweight golf club engineering. Here's a closer look at the key features and benefits of each club in the new GT series.

Titleist GT Fairway Metals Distance and Forgiveness

The GT Fairway Metals bring a fresh perspective to the fairway wood category, combining cutting-edge materials and thoughtful engineering. Designed with the goal of maximizing distance and forgiveness, these clubs aim to address the needs of both professional players and everyday golfers seeking consistent performance.

At the core of this innovation is the shift away from traditional all-metal construction. Stephanie Luttrell, Director of Metalwood Product Development at Titleist Golf Club R&D, explains the rationale behind this evolution:

“To push the limits of ball speed and forgiveness, we had to explore materials beyond titanium for the crown. A lighter material allowed us to reallocate weight within the head, resulting in a center-of-gravity design that was...

Vokey SM10 Wedges Craftsmanship Meets Performance

Vokey Design wedges consistently boast an overwhelming usage rate of over 50% on the PGA Tour and remain the top choice on the Japan domestic men's tour. Their reliability stems from their exceptional "scoring performance," and a result of refined craftsmanship. Bob Vokey regards wedges as the "scoring clubs," and in collaboration with top players, has crafted unique wedge variations (in terms of lofts and grinds) that set Vokey apart. “Even if you miss the green or your ball lands in a difficult lie near a hazard, with a trusty wedge in hand and the ability to get it close to the cup, you can still save your score”.

Whenever Bob Vokey develops a new wedge, he focuses on three main goals:

  • Options to suit all lie conditions and playing styles
  • Control to...
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    New Titleist GT Drivers debut At The Memorial Unveiling of the GT2, GT3 and GT4 drivers

    The introduction of the new Titleist GT2, GT3 and GT4 drivers this week at Muirfield Village signals the start to the tour seeding and validation process that will continue over the coming weeks and months across the worldwide professional tours. The new Titleist GT fairway metals will also be making their debut this week in Ohio.

    Collaborating with the game’s best players throughout the R&D process, and then earning their final validation, is foundational to the development of all high-performance Titleist golf equipment.

    PGA Tour player Cameron Young said: “The whole [Titleist Golf Club R&D] team from top to bottom is just obsessed with making things as good as they can and they have such a deep...

    The Most Sought After Golf Club in Japan for 2024 Mizuno Pro 241 Masters Limited Edition

    There is someone in Mizuno who is a marketing genius, maybe just a complete Otaku (geek), but a genius Otaku at that.

    So the idea is simple: let's take their current iron- the fabulous Pro 241 model, and make a limited edition Masters series with it, let's brand it with the Masters logo, and make it in green by giving it a nano-coating mirror finish, and put in a sick Green Masters box. Only available at their stores in Japan. Simple, but surprisingly effective.

    And people have just gone bonkers for them. I mean bonkers. Reports of guys sleeping outside of the Mizuno shop in Kanda are not exaggerated. The sad thing is I don't think anyone will play one of these clubs (only a very limited amount will be made) it's like the rarest of Jordans, or probably...

    PING's Latest Game-Changer: The G430 MAX 10K Driver Adventures in MOI

    PING has unveiled its latest driver – the G430 MAX 10K driver. Like all new clubs on the market, it is claiming it is the most forgiving and straightest driver it has ever made. But there are murmers from Golf media and certainly from Ping staffers, that indeed, this is the best driver they have ever made, reports are coming out of Cameron Champ hitting it consistently over 350 yards and "straight as an arrow". The big development is the MOI or 'Momentum of inertia'. Lets delve into that.

    Titleist Introduces Next Generation T-Series Irons T100, T150, T200 AND T350

    Titleist has just dropped the next generation of their Titleist T-Series irons. The series establishes a new standard in iron engineering, reaffirming Titleist’s commitment to creating the world’s best irons while providing golfers with optimized performance options throughout their bag.

    The new tour-proven T-Series models – T100, T150, T200, and T350 – deliver an unrivaled feel with effortless turf interaction in four tour-inspired shapes, each designed to maximize the three dimensions of iron performance: distance control, dispersion control, and descent angle.

    “The new T-Series irons embody a unique approach to iron design and creation,” said Josh Talge , VP, Titleist Golf Club Marketing. “Down to...

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    Top 10 Golf Shops in Tokyo

    In Tokyo, as in the rest of Japan, golf is an immensely popular sport, enjoyed by the Japanese on meticulously kept golf courses and driving ranges. Not surprisingly golf shops in Japan are also high spec, and it is not hard to find stylish apparel and high-quality equipment from both international and domestic brands in Tokyo. Here Is our list of the top 10 golf shops in Tokyo.

    EUROZ GOLF Roppongi (Miura Custom Fitting) In the vibrant Roppongi district, EUROZ GOLF is a boutique golf shop renowned for its curated selection of premium Japanese golf brands. Specializing in custom fittings for esteemed brands like Miura, Roddio, and Itobori, the store offers golfers an opportunity to experience the craftsmanship and precision of Japan's top-tier golf equipment....

    What happens if your ball strikes another players ball? Golfing Rules, Seriously!

    On the course this past weekend, I putt from just off the green and my ball struck my playing partners ball, knocking it closer to the hole.

    After a quick giggle, we began to discuss the ruling, 'I'll play from there and its a one-shot penalty for you' my friend said. 'I was off the green' I said, 'Doesn't matter' he said. Right, I said. 'Hang on, and I'll consult the rule book'.

    Luckily, I had The R&A's Rules of Golf on my phone (Well worth a download and it's FREE)

    Without quoting the book verbatim, there are basically three scenarios which you should be mindful of:

    On the Fairway (updated June 14th, 2023) If your ball strikes a fellow player's ball on the fairway by accident, The 9.6 rule comes into affect, meaning If my ball...

    What happens if I ground my club in a bunker? The new rules of golf explained

    In 2020, the US Golf Association (USGA) and the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews (R&A) made several changes to the rules of golf.

    One major change was to the "drop procedure" when a ball is lost or out of bounds. Players are now allowed to drop the ball from shoulder height, rather than knee height, making the process more consistent and less prone to mistakes. Another change was to the rule regarding penalty strokes. Players will no longer be penalized for accidentally moving a ball on the green, such as when marking or lifting it.

    Additionally, players are now allowed to repair almost any damage to the course, such as spike marks on the green. The changes also include simplifying the rules for bunkers, allowing players to touch or move loose impediments...