| |  Discount online golf shop, Golfonline are delighted to announce that they are to stock the new TaylorMade Tour Burner Driver.
Described by TaylorMade as “an intense combination of raw power & advanced physics” the Tour Burner utilises patented Dual Crown Technology to produce a lower and deeper centre of gravity. Continue Reading: New TaylorMade Tour Burner Driver  |  |
| |  Driving distance is one of the key factors, which determines success on the golf course. It is important, therefore that you choose a driver which helps to achieve as great a distance on your shots as possible. Continue Reading: A Guide to Golf Drivers | |
| |  Callaway Golf has excitedly announced the launch of what it terms as 'the world's smartest driver'.
The manufacturer believes that the innovative product, which is said to have been influenced by stealth jets and futuristic concept cars, is the most technologically-advanced in its history. Continue Reading: Callaway Golf unveils FT-iQ driver | |
| |  A twenty-year PGA professional has highlighted the importance of golfers adopting the correct posture before taking a swing.
Randy White, a well-respected swing coach from Michigan, US, has advised players that a poor posture can easily translate itself into a player's swing, ultimately affecting whether the ball finds the fairway. Continue Reading: PGA pro highlights importance of posture | |
| |  The driver used by Anthony Kim at the recent AT&T National played a part in the 23-year-old American's second win on the US PGA Tour, according to Nike Golf
Kim sealed his win a the Congressional Country Club in Maryland with a bogey-less five-under par final round of 65 that took him to 12-under for the tournament. Continue Reading: Club drove Kim to success, says Nike golf | |
| |  One of the world's largest corkscrew retailers has unveiled its new line of bottle-stoppers, made from antique golf drivers.
NeverUnder's SpoonStoppers range has been created from the recycled clubs, after owner of the firm Fred Camboulives set about identifying a viable green product to join the array of wine accessories it offers. Continue Reading: Drivers used as bottle-stops | |
| |  When searching for a suitable new driver, golfers should aim to choose a club that fits in with both their swing and body shape, according to one tipster.
Long-driving expert Rick Yarrington has urged players to pick a club which they are comfortable with, rather than automatically plumping for the latest product from big name brands. Continue Reading: Drivers must suit golfers' body shape, says expert | |
| |  Players faced with a situation in which they are under added pressure to find the fairway should consider leaving their driver in the bag and considering teeing off with a wood, according to one PGA pro. Continue Reading: Drivers not always best option, says PGA pro | |
| |  A well-known US announcer has been drafted in to host a series of power golf events which will feature eight of the longest drivers of a ball on the planet.
Veteran Rick Allen, who has appeared in many advertisements stateside as well as being the voice of NASCAR racing, will take to the mic on the HorsePower Tee Shot Tour. Continue Reading: Announcer called in to host power golf series | |
| |  Phil Mickelson will have a new weapon in the bag as he attempts to complete a hat-trick of wins at the US Masters, starting on Thursday (April 10th).
The American will be introducing Callaway's I-MIX interchangeable driver system into his armoury at Augusta. Continue Reading: Mickelson adds I-MIX technology to Masters armoury | |
| |  Expert golfers like a smaller head on their driver in order to exert greater control over the ball, whereas average players prefer larger heads with a bigger sweet spot, according to one expert.
CNN's gear and technology expert Paul Hochmann has identified the three most important elements to consider when choosing a driver head as Club head size, loft angle and shaft flexibility. Continue Reading: Small head = greater control, says expert | |
| |  New adjustable clubs designed by golf equipment firm Callaway are attracting an increasing amount of attention.
The I-MIX driver system includes an interchangeable system of different heads and shafts and is intended to allow golfers to tailor their club to any course. Continue Reading: Adjustable clubs turning heads | |
| |  A fast selling driver made using Russian titanium reduces spin rate and gives its users ten to 15 yards off the tee, it has been claimed.
The man behind the club, former handicap chairman of the US Golf Association Dean Knuth, was inspired after studying Cold War submarines and discovering that the Russian-made vessels were manufactured using far superior titanium. Continue Reading: Fast selling driver uses Russian titanium | |
| | TaylorMade Golf, the No. 1 driver brand on every major professional golf tour in the world, has introduced a new driver called Tour Burner, targeted at all players who want longer, tour-like distance. Continue Reading: TaylorMade Launch the new Tour Burner Driver | |
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