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Golf Pride MCC ALIGN Grip Review: a grippy hybrid with a helpful ridge for squaring the clubface

After a few weeks with the Golf Pride MCC ALIGN grips on my irons and wedges, my overall take is that they’re performance-focused grips that actually deliver on consistency and control, as long as you’re okay with a firmer, corded feel. The raised ALIGN ridge isn’t a toy – it genuinely helps you put...

by Nadia Al-Fassi

LAZRUS Premium Forged Golf Wedge Set Review: budget wedges that actually feel like “real” clubs

If you strip away the marketing and just look at how these wedges play, they’re solid budget tools that cover all the basic short‑game jobs. The forged heads feel good, the micro‑milled faces give you real, noticeable spin, and the 52/56/60 loft combo works for pretty much any average golfer. They’r...

by Nadia Al-Fassi

SKB ATA Staff Pro XL Review: a tank of a golf travel case with a few weak spots

Overall, the SKB ATA Staff Pro XL is a serious hard case for people who are genuinely worried about airlines beating up their clubs. The shell is tough, the latches feel secure, and in real use it keeps everything inside well-protected. It’s not stylish, it’s not compact, and it’s not especially lig...

by Arya Gupta

Callaway Golf Mack Daddy CB Wedge Review: a very forgiving spin machine for everyday golfers

The Callaway Mack Daddy CB wedge is a forgiving, spin-friendly option that makes a lot of sense for mid-handicap and casual golfers. The cavity-back design, graphite shaft, and aggressive Jaws grooves with a roughened face work together to give you more consistent distance and spin, even when your s...

by Oliver McGregor

LAZRUS Premium Forged Golf Wedge Set Review: budget wedges that actually spin

After using the LAZRUS forged wedge set for a while, my take is simple: these are good budget wedges with real spin and decent feel, held back a bit by softer shafts and a finish that wears quickly. They’re not trying to be the same as a $200 wedge, and you can feel that, but for the money they do t...

by Derek Kingsley

Samsonite Golf 6850 Hard Case Review: a solid armored box for your clubs, with a few catches

After actually dragging the Samsonite Golf 6850 through airports and tossing it to the mercy of baggage handlers, I’d sum it up like this: it’s a solid hard case that protects well if you pack smart, but it’s not perfect and it’s not light once loaded. The ABS shell and padded interior do a good job...

by Emilia Schwarz

Derwent Chromaflow 150 Review: soft, punchy colors for people who just want to sit and color

Overall, the Derwent Chromaflow 150 set is a solid choice for hobbyists and coloring book fans who want soft, bright, and easy-to-blend pencils without going all the way into top-tier pro pricing. The cores are creamy, the colors are punchy, and they behave well on decent paper. You can lay down col...

by Mason Harvey

KVV 3 Wheel Golf Push Cart Review: light, compact and honest value for weekend golfers

After using the KVV 3 Wheel Golf Push Cart across several rounds, my take is pretty straightforward: it’s a practical, budget-friendly cart that covers the basics well and doesn’t try to be something it’s not. The light aluminum frame, easy folding mechanism, and smooth-rolling wheels make it simple...

by Nadia Al-Fassi

PHIGOLF Home Golf Game Simulator Review: a compact way to keep your swing alive indoors

PHIGOLF’s Home Golf Game Simulator is a solid middle-ground option for people who want to keep their swing alive at home without turning a room into a full simulator bay. The hardware is compact, the swing stick feels decent, and the sensor does a good job tracking full swings. If your main goal is...

by Haruki Watanabe

Callaway Golf Capital Stand Bag Review: a simple, solid carry bag that just does the job

Overall, the Callaway Golf Capital Stand Bag in Black/White/Charcoal is a solid, no-nonsense option for golfers who walk regularly and want a reliable stand bag from a big brand. It’s comfortable enough with the dual straps and hip pad, the stand mechanism is stable, and the 5 pockets plus 5-way top...

by Mason Harvey

TaylorMade 5.0 ST Stand Bag Review: a light bag that keeps things simple and practical

After using the TaylorMade 5.0 ST Stand Bag White/Black for several rounds, my take is pretty straightforward: it’s a light, practical stand bag that does its job without fuss. The weight is low enough to walk 18 holes without wrecking your back, the 14-way top keeps your clubs reasonably organized,...

by Winston Armstrong

TaylorMade Pro Cart 6.0 Review: a light, practical cart bag that keeps things simple

The TaylorMade Pro Cart 6.0 in charcoal is a straightforward, practical cart bag that focuses on the basics: light weight, good organisation, and easy use on a trolley. The 14-way top with a proper putter well, plus 9 usable pockets and a cooler compartment, covers what most amateur golfers actually...

by Nadia Al-Fassi

TaylorMade Pro Stand 6.0 Review: a light, no-nonsense carry bag that just does the job

The TaylorMade Pro Stand 6.0 is a no-nonsense carry bag that focuses on the basics: light weight, decent comfort, and a reliable stand. After using it for multiple rounds, I’d say it does exactly what a normal amateur needs without trying to be clever. The 4-point strap is comfortable enough for a f...

by Arya Gupta

Guide: the 43 best distance Golf Balls (2026)

by Emilia Schwarz

Our selection of the 31 best tour Level Golf Balls (2026)

by Winston Armstrong

Comparison of the 3 best golf Adjustable Hybrids (2026)

by Winston Armstrong

The 8 best golf High Launch Fairways (2026)

by Charlotte Andrews

Top 3 best golf Face Balanced Putters (2026)

by Winston Armstrong

5 best golf Center Shafted Putters: our comparison (2026)

by Derek Kingsley

Ranking of the 8 best golf Combo Sets (2026)

by Derek Kingsley