Latest Golf Reviews

We put the first GPS enabled, super-compact folding electric trolley to the test - and it passes with flying colours!  

The Titleist TS2 driver is engineered for maximum power and forgiveness, while the TS3 will give you more control and accuracy.

Best golf GPS watches 2018: "Probably the best golf GPS watch we've ever tested."

TaylorMade's new GAPR set of utility clubs are said to perfectly fill the gaps between your longest iron and shortest metal wood. We took the Lo, Mid and Hi models out onto the range and course to see what each was made of.

Garmin Approach Z80 rangefinder/GPS review: the most exciting piece of technology we've seen in 2018.

The Cleveland RTX 4 wedge is a superb choice for the low handicap golfer, offering control and improved feel in a Tour-inspired head. 

The Bushnell Hybrid laser rangefinder and GPS delivers tonnes of accurate data in one easy to use package.

AfterShockz Trekz Air headphones review: bone conducting headphones hitting the right levels.

TaylorMade Project (s) golf ball review: suited to the higher handicapper on a budget. 

Callaway XR Speed driver review: heaps of forgiveness. 

The TaylorMade Spider Mini putter might just be the putter that converts blade or half-moon users into mallet believers.

Vertical Groove Golf fairway wood: can VGG re-invent the groove?

TaylorMade Hi-Toe wedge review: the most versatile of wedges...

TaylorMade P790 UDI: new 2018 driving iron packs some power. 

Jones Golf Bags Original: traditional aesthetic, modern performance. 

PXG 0311 Gen 2 irons review: three years on from their original 0311 iron, PXG release four new models of iron for 2018.

If you're in the market for an accurate GPS rangefinder, you won't get anything better for under £100 than the Bushnell Phantom.