May 11th in Gear, In The Bag.
Push Carts 2.0: These second-generation push carts are lighter, faster and more efficient.
Clicgear’s original push cart (which I suppose we would now call the 1.0) was one of the most popular push carts ever made, with a then-revolutionary three-wheel folding system that earned it the Best New Product award at the 2007 PGA Merchandise Show. Looking to capitalize on their hot name in the market, Clicgear quickly put their designers to work on the next-generation push cart, the 2.0. …
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May 9th in Gear, In The Bag.
(Top to bottom) L3 Black, J2 Stainless, K4 Black
In the world of golf products, drivers are the celebrities. Every year, the most anticipated new releases are the hot new drivers, followed by irons and hybrids, then wedges and — finally — putters. Of course, we all know that shouldn’t be the case — on average, you’ll take more strokes per round with your putter than any other single club, so logic would dictate that while it may not be …
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May 6th in Gear, In The Bag.
If you’ve ever tuned in to watch the RE/MAX World Long Drive Championships, you may have noticed that those muscle-bound competitors reach into their bag for the stick they plan to win a cool $1 million with, it’s almost always a Cobra. From the original King Cobra to the all-new L5V, Cobra has committed its product designers almost exclusively to blasting your golf ball as far from the tee as possible. This year’s brand-new offering, the L5V, is making inroads …
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May 4th in Gear, In The Bag.
Lots of new clubs can claim wins on Tour, but how many can claim a green jacket? Nike’s new STR8-FIT can. It turns out that while the STR8-FIT drivers won’t be available in stores until Apr. 1, Nike’s been field-testing the clubs with its Tour pros for the last year, resulting in four wins — two by Anthony Kim, one by K.J. Choi and one by Trevor Immelman at a little Southern tourney called the Masters. With the STR8-FIT, which …
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May 2nd in Gear, In The Bag.
By reinserting the shaft at any of eight different positions, golfers can adjust the face-, loft- and lie-angles of the r9.
Pat Perez has certainly always been a good golfer — two second-place finishes on Tour and a top-100 World Golf Ranking will certainly pad the pocketbook. But when Perez fired rounds of 61, 63, 67, 67 and 69 to win January’s Bob Hope Classic — including a PGA Tour-record 36-hole score of 20-under-par — more than one person …
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