Tag: golf clubs

Mizuno is taking things up a notch this fall with the debut of three stunning new additions to their JPX line.  Traditionally, JPX Irons have been geared towards game improvement and forgiveness, but those ridiculously smart engineers over at Mizuno have found some new space-age metal to make this line of Tour, Forged and Hot Metal Irons ones that both tour players and bogey golfers are going to love.

The Steelhead is back baby!  Inspired by the incredibly successful Steelhead X-14 irons, the new XR version of Callaway's classic iron set is bolder, badder and we are absolutely loving it.  Here's a quick overview of what you need to know about the new Callaway Steelhead XR Irons from none other than Dave Austad himself:

If you’re a golfer, your’re in a great position because there are no shortage of fantastic driver options on the market.  TaylorMade is one company that year after year, seems to crank out the most dominant metal woods on tour and for the average joe.

If you're a Ping fan then it's time to get excited as the company has launched the brand new G Series of woods, irons, and crossovers that are aimed at providing more distance and forgiveness for a wide range of players. Check out the full line below and see one or all might have a future place in your bag:

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard that Callaway hit the market this August with a brand new Great Big Bertha Driver.  The fact that this club bears the same name as the driver that revolutionized the long ball back in the mid 90’s is no coincidence.  The new Great Big Bertha Driver has been engineered to get you more distance and more drives in the fair way.  Plus it’s not bad to look at either.  Here’s the least you need to know:

There is a reason why Mizuno has been dominating the iron game for years.  They make irons that perform - no question about it.  If you want to take your golf game to the next level, you need to give Mizuno a look.  Read up on six reasons why Mizuno irons will maek you a rock star on the course.