Golf Digest Hot List Edition
The Golf Digest Hot List edition is out! For me, the Hot List edition brings on the same feeling I get when the Sports Illustrated Swim Suit Edition arrives. Both have fantastic photos of subjects with beautiful equipment and curves in all of the right places; and, I will never have a shot at swinging with any of them. Oh well….
The winners of the editor’s choice awards go to…..the envelope please:
IRONS: Callaway Razr X
DRIVER: Taylormade R11
HYBRID: Adams Idea Tech V3
WOODS: Titlesit 910F
Check back for updates as I review the list!
January 4, 2011 No Comments
Golf Training Aid Reviews
We have not done the reviews ourselves, but we did track down a few credible sites that have reviewed golf training aids and equipment. As you would suspect, many of these golf training devices are nothing more than gimmicks that play on every golfers desire to find the magic beans…..
First, About.com reviews 31 golf training aids. Some are the more well advertised, such as the Swing Tempo, the Powerstik, and the Putting Shark.
Next, GolfGear Review provides detailed reviews of nearly 2 dozen traing aids such as the Medicus and the Momentus Swing Trainer. This is an excellent resource.
Golfsmith has a comprehensive user rating and review section. These are actual reviews from real users; maybe the most effective of all reviews.
January 2, 2011 No Comments
Beautiful Women Golfing
January 1, 2011 No Comments
Callaway FTi Driver Review
November 21, 2010 No Comments
Callaway FT-iQ Driver Review
Accurate distance. That is what you desire from your driver. You want to pick a target and swing away. You need the the FT-iQ Driver, the longest, straightest driver Callaway has created. They have used the latest technology found in Stealth Bombers and Formula 1 race cars, the best minds at Callaway Golf have created a driver with one result in mind: long drives down the middle. The head shape has is sleek and raises the moment of inertia (MOI) for unparralled accuracy off the tee. The Hyperbolic Face Technology, raises ball speeds across the entire face for more distance. The FT-iQ Tour Driver produces a more penetrating ball flight and features a slightly open face angle for a look preferred by tour players. The Fubuki shaft from Mitsubishi Rayon adds to the feel and performance.
November 16, 2009 No Comments