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Nickent 3DX Hybrid Irons Promise More Distance with Same Trajectory
The Nickent 3DX Hybrid Irons promise more distance by lowering the lofts, yet while keeping trajectories the same.
Equipment Update: Cleveland HiBore Fairway Woods, 73-Degree Wedge and More
Roundup of golf equipment news
The Swing's the Thing with Infiniti Hot Shot XS Utility Wood
The Infiniti Hot Shot XS Utility Wood utilizes a weighted screw to help the golfer attain the best-feeling swingweight.
No Bananas Driver and Other Models are Slice-Fighting Clubs
The No Bananas lineup of clubs from Bob Burns Custom Clubs are designed to help golfers with a chronic slice hit the ball straight.
Golf Pro2Go a New Option for the Instructor-Shy Golfer
Golf Pro2Go is a company that provides remote golf instruction through the use of its swing studios in retail locations and other convenient places.
Golf Research In Play (GRIP) Enters Golf Equipment Field
Golf Research In Play (GRIP) is a new golf equipment manufacturer and retailer focusing on "middle market" recreational golfers.
Three New Forged Iron Sets Available from Titleist
Titleist adds three forged iron sets to its lineup, the 695CB, 695MB and 775.CB sets.
Innovex Golf Is a Young Company on the Move
Innovex Golf is a young company that is already making a name for itself through its RLS System line of clubs.
Equipment Update - KZG GF 4 Driver, Dunlop Balls, Callaway OptiFit
The About.com Golf Guide's equipment roundup includes news about new drivers from Alpha and KZG, a new fitting system from Callaway, Dunlop's 2006 golf ball lineup and more.
Titleist Goes Big With Pro Titanium 905R Driver
The Titleist Pro Titanium 905R driver is the largest yet produced by the company.
Cleveland Golf's 2006 Lineup Includes HiBore Driver, Multiple Iron Sets
Cleveland Golf is adding a slew of new products to the market in 2006, led by the HiBore Driver and CG1 Black Pearl Irons.
Callaway Launches New Driver, Fairway Woods, Hybrid
Callaway's 2006 club lineup includes a new driver, fairway woods and hybrids, plus the company's Odyssey division unveils the White Steel Tri-Ball SRT putter.
TaylorMade Introduces r7 Steel, r7 Ti Fairway Woods
The r7 Steel and r7 Ti fairway woods from TaylorMade offer options to golfers who want moveable weight technology in their fairway woods.
Nike Expands Slingshot, CPR Offerings
Nike Golf expands its Slingshot franchise with Slingshot Tour Irons, Slingshot Tour Hybrids and Slingshot Hybrids, and also adds two new models to its CPR lineup.
Vulcan Golf's Powerball V1Driver Takes New Approach to Adjustable Weights
Vulcan Golf's Powerball V14 driver features weight screws along with weighted ball bearings that fit into two channels around the back of the clubhead.
Nike Updates Look and Feel of Nike One Platinum and Nike One Black Golf Balls
Nike Golf's flagship Nike One golf balls are getting an update for 2006. The Nike One Platinum and Nike One Black balls will be sold in new packaging, but more importantly, feature changes to their construction.
Best New Golf Equipment of 2005
What were the best golf clubs and golf balls to debut in 2005? The About.com Golf Guide counts 'em down.
Luxe Club Company Maruman Back in American Market with Metabio Lineup
Maruman Golf is an ultra-premium brand well known among golfers along the Pacific Rim. The Metabio lineup of clubs is this company's re-introduction to the American equipment market.
Nickent 3DX Irons First Designed for Company by John Hoeflich
Nickent's new irons combine a couple popular names in golf clubs - 3DX and designer John B. Hoeflich.
Nickent Upgrades 3DX Hybrid Lineup with DC Hybrids
Nickent Golf's popular lineup of 3DX hybrid clubs has been updated with the new DC Ironwood and DC Utility models.
Bridgestone Gets Progressive with J33 Forged Cavity Back Irons
Bridgestone's newest set of game-improvement irons, the J33 Forged Cavity Back Irons, offer progressive cavity, progressive center of gravity, and progressive offset.
Nike Adds to Power Distance Series with Super Lady Golf Balls
The Nike Super Lady golf balls are an extension of Nike's Power Distance series and the first ball by Nike made for the women's market.
King Cobra Speed Series Driver Models Geared to Different Ball Speeds
The King Cobra Speed Series Drivers from Cobra Golf come in different models geared to players with different ball speeds off the clubface.
Bridgestone e5, e6 Golf Balls Aimed at Mid-Handicappers
The e5 and e6 golf balls from Bridgestone are geared to mid-handicappers who need a little help maximizing their distance.
Exotics Driver the Latest from Tour Edge
Tour Edge's high-end equipment brand, Exotics, is ready with its first driver, the Exotics Driver, and Tour Edge also introduces new irons and hybrids.