Latest Golf Reviews

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If you’ve ever dreaded the thought of hitting long irons, you’ve probably found yourself knocking on the Adams family door for some hybrids at some point in your life. If not, 2013 could well be the time you do it.

The Titleist 913's composition is a 17-4 Stainless Steel body with a 455 Steel face insert, designed to deliver better launch conditions, more distance and forgiveness through precision fitting of SureFit Tour hosel technology. Lofts available are 13.5-, 15-, 17-, 19- and 21-degrees - for both right and left-handers.

If you’re anything like me, just thinking back to that incredible Ryder Cup at Medinah in September sends a shiver jolting down your spine.

If you were impressed by the trampoline effect of the RocketBallz fairway last season, you’ll be jumping up and down with joy when laying hands on TaylorMade’s new RocketBladez iron. Remember that ‘little thing’ called a Speed Pocket? Well, it’s back and better than ever.

Features Nike NexCOR face technology - with multi-thickness delivering a more dynamic feel at impact and faster ball speed even from miss-hits. The fairway wood is priced at

Forgiving and long, plus easy to align thanks to the clever combination of a white club head and black face, it's little wonder the TaylorMade Burner Superfast 2.0 driver is so popular.

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The big talking point of the new PING Anser family might be the brand’s debut adjustable driver , but the second edition of PING’s first forged irons in many a year is causing quite a stir, too.

The last time I sported Bling on the dancefloor was several months ago at a fancy dress party. So although I’d never teed up Pinnacle or High Optix colours before, I was somewhat familiar with the company’s new offering as soon as I got down to assess my first putt of the day.