Bridgestone B330/S/RX/RXS Golf Ball Review

Oct 13th, 2010
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Choosing which golf ball to use on the course can be a very difficult. There exists over 1,051 golf balls to choose from (yes, that is 1,051 different types of USGA-conforming golf balls), and each one with unique characteristics that will impact your game.

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The Bridgestone B330/S/RX/RXS golf balls are suitable for expert golf players with varying swing speeds, as the ball provides optimum tour caliber performance.

The Bridgestone B330 golf balls are made with gradational core to provide high initial velocity and at the same time reduce driver spin. Its inner layer is designed to provide smooth power transition and to provide a greater distance. Its outer layer on the other hand is designed for high repulsion and for handling. Continue reading →

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Taylormade Rossa Itsy Bitsy Spider Putter Review

Oct 22nd, 2010
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The Taylormade Rossa Itsy Bitsy Spider Putter has a 20% smaller clubhead compared to the original Rossa Spider. It is made with a steel-wire frame head and has a lightweight aluminum core. The weight saved is repositioned in its perimeter for an improved MOI which in turn provides you with a more consistent distance on off-center hits. Its makers made use of Movable Weight Technology (MWT) with two movable weights so that the weight will be concentrated away from the face, moving its center of gravity rearward. It is made with AGSI Titallium face insert with 14 tightly positioned grooves, providing you with an efficient forward spin, smoother roll, improved directional and distance control.

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Cleveland Launcher DST Hybrid Review

Oct 22nd, 2010
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Cleveland Launcher DST Hybrid Review

This Cleveland Launcher DST Hybrid has a dual rail sole design with a center recess section that helps minimize turf drag and enhances turf interaction. This club gives you an improved playability from various lies, including rough and poor lies. It is made with Diamana Red 74 Hybrid shaft which gives you higher launch angle to optimize trajectory and descent angle. Aside from that, it also gives you better carry distance and steeper landing for more control. Its parabolic leading edge help enhance turf interaction at impact and more forgiveness as it lets the clubhead slide across the turf rather than digging into the ground. Continue reading →

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Callaway FT-IZ Hybrid Review

Oct 22nd, 2010
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Callaway FT-IZ Hybrid Review

With the use of Fusion Technology, Callaway gives you the most forgiving, providing you with the distance, accuracy and versatility with this Callaway FT-IZ Hybrid. It has a stainless steel body and a sole with metal injection, high-density weights to give you higher and stronger trajectories. It is made with larger and high MOI clubhead for more stability at impact thus making it more accurate. Designers made use of VFT Technology for an increased ball speed, distance and more consistency. It has an offset hosel that squares the clubface at impact and sets up at address and at the same time helps boost confidence. Continue reading →

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Callaway Diablo Edge Hybrid Review

Oct 22nd, 2010
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Callaway Diablo Edge Hybrid Review

This new Callaway Diablo Edge Hybrid provides golfers with more forgiveness and more distance compared to other long irons. With Vertical CG Optimization, designers made its crown 30% thinner so that its center of gravity is placed lower and in-line with where most golfers strike the ball. This is made with a unique sole design that provides an efficient impact for an enhanced distance and accuracy. With the use of VFT Technology, this club gives you greater ball speeds, giving you a more consistent distance. It has an offset clubface which squares the clubface at impact and at the same time boosts confidence at address. Its tour versions have less offset thus giving versatility to work the ball more easily for skilled golfers. Continue reading →

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Adams Idea A7 Hybrid Review

Oct 22nd, 2010
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Adams Idea A7 Hybrid Review

The new Adams Idea A7 Hybrid gives you high-performance, forgiveness and an increase in carry distance. Designers have made its sole camber even better and this also features a Proforce Axivcore graphite shaft. Its rear weighting has helped improve its launch angle and provides an increased distance. Continue reading →

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Taylormade Rescue Hybrid Review

Oct 22nd, 2010
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Taylormade Rescue Hybrid Review

This new Taylormade Rescue Hybrid is designed with a new compact head shape which helps improve versatility, playability and boosts confidence. Its center of gravity is positioned lower to make it easier to launch the ball higher and longer. It is made with a new low-friction sole, giving it a clean, square contact. Aside from that this club also features an Aldila RE AX 65-gram shaft. Continue reading →

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Mizuno MP Titanium Fairway Wood Review

Oct 22nd, 2010
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Mizuno MP Titanium fairway wood review

The Mizuno MP Titanium fairway wood was designed according to the feedback from Tour professionals. This fairway wood is made compact and slightly open at address. This is ideal for golfers who want to work the ball in both directions. This gives the illusion that it is purely a shot shapers design. This is designed with a Hot Metal Beta Ti face within its 5-piece construction, pushing the COR to the maximum legal limit and providing a nice sound on impact. This club provides an increase in ball speed and an improved carry distance. Continue reading →

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Tour Edge Exotics CB3 Tour Fairway Wood Review

Oct 22nd, 2010
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Tour Edge Exotics CB3 Tour fairway wood review

The design team of Exotics offers you this next generation Tour Edge Exotics CB3 fairway wood. It is made with a forged 15-3-3-3 titanium face which is made lighter and more powerful, giving you a high-performance fairway wood. It is made with a thinner perimeter ring around its striking area, giving you the longest hitting and the best feeling that Exotics has ever made. Excess weight from its face area has been eliminated and repositioned instead in the rear area and sole thus giving it a deeper CG. Continue reading →

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Cleveland Launcher DST Fairway Wood Review

Oct 22nd, 2010
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Cleveland Launcher DST fairway wood review

The Cleveland Launcher DST fairway wood helps improve distance for golfers with low launch conditions or slower swing speeds. Instead of a 4-wood, this is made with a larger 3-wood chassis to make it longer and for an increased forgiveness.

The Cleveland Launcher DST fairway wood for sale is designed with a large face for more toe and heel hitting area. You can achieve consistent results even on poor swings since it provides forgiveness on off-center shots. Continue reading →

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Adams Speedline Fast 10 Fairway Wood Review

Oct 22nd, 2010
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Adams Speedline Fast 10 fairway wood review

The Adams Speedline Fast 10 fairway woods are precision milled with the right design specs and optimized center-of-gravity. Designers also increased its sole camber for enhanced playability from all lies. The weight pad for the standard model is positioned back while the weight pad for the draw model is positioned in the heel. This fairway wood has 57% more in camber and gives you ball striking consistency and playability on all lies with its sole curvature and shaping. Continue reading →

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