March 30th in Gear, In The Bag.
Brian Beaky, CG Editor
To see all the high-tech gear, pick up a copy of Cascade Golfer at your local Puetz Golf retail store.
There’s nothing quite like the PGA Merchandise Show, the annual trade show in Orlando where the manufacturing world’s heavy hitters roll out their new product releases for the world’s leading golf retailers (yes, including our own Puetz Golf), who in turn decide what products — and in what quantity — they want to sell in their stores …
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May 23rd in Gear, In The Bag.
Vokey’s 2009 wedges are putting a new spin on the short game.
If you were watching last year’s Children’s Miracle Network Classic, then you probably already know all about Titleist’s Vokey ’09 Spin-Milled Wedges. Pros frequently lavish praise on their sponsors in post-tournament interviews, but rarely do they go to the lengths winner Davis Love III did to praise his new Vokey wedges. Of course, if you had just gone up-and-down on 17 and 18 to win $828,000, you’d probably …
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May 20th in Gear, In The Bag.
The first thing your buddies will notice about Cleveland’s new CAMO wedges is the finish — with its camouflage patterning, it’s a far cry from the chrome- and nickel-backed wedges they’ll be pulling out of their bags, and sends an immediate message that you’re not one to be messed around with. The second thing they’ll notice, however, is the way your ball explodes out of the lie, arcs gracefully through the air and lands softly on the green. That’s because …
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May 18th in Gear, In The Bag.
There’s few things on the golf course more frustrating than wasting two or three shots trying to blast out of a bunker or deep rough, or watching your 25-yard pitch fall five yards shy of the green. Cleveland’s Niblick is designed to be the club that will finally bring an end to that self-defeating feeling, by combining the face angle and loft of a short iron (the Niblick comes in both 37- and 42-degree lofts) with a modified hybrid clubhead. …
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May 16th in Gear, In The Bag.
As with the other push carts we talk about in this issue, the Cadywell CIII is capable of carrying a heavy burden, while lightening your own. Made of aircraft-grade aluminum tubing, which keeps its weight at an almost lighter-than-air 14.7 pounds, it can be easily lifted in and out of your trunk, and won’t strain your muscles to push around the course. The patented rear-wheel folding system, too, helps it fit easily into either your trunk or your garage closet, …
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