The latest line of Callaway irons is the Steelhead XR cavity back irons. With more and more PGA Tour Pros going to cavity back irons it will likely be the case that amateurs and your everyday scratch golfers go to cavity backs some time in 2017. While cavity backs are extremely forgiving, it might be the case that they have too much of a cavity for some of the better low handicap players.
An Attempt to Hit the White Ball Straight
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Today it came out that PXG is very interested in Rory McIlroy and not at all interested in Tiger Woods. This should come as no surprise as Tiger is on the last leg of his career and would likely cost too much for PXG to even consider. Instead, they are going after the #2 most popular Nike golfer – Rory McIlroy. Rory’s deal with Nike includes both apparel and equipment.
The talk of my country club is the Krank driver. One particular member has the latest Krank driver model that is black and lime green with hexagons on it. Honestly, he hits the thing about 325 yards, on the fly. Now that others are seeing him hit the driver over three bills they want to pipe a few out there with him. Unfortunately, it is not just the driver that determines driving distance.
When I tuned into the DP World Tour Championship on the Golf Channel on November 21st the first swing I saw was Rory McIlroy hitting his brand new Neon Green Nike Vapor driver. Here it is:
The 60 degree wedge – an amateur golfers best friend or worst nightmare. Every amateur golfer has stood over a chip shot with a tight lie saying to themselves, “please don’t blade or skull this one across the green.” When hitting the 60 degree sand wedge properly you can work magic around the greens. The only way I am a 10 handicap is because of my short game and, ultimately, my 60 degree wedge.
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