Equipment Highlights

The New Balance Men’s 997 Golf Shoe is a comfortable, practical choice for golfers who walk their rounds and want dry feet without babying their shoes. It feels more like a cushioned trainer with spikes than a stiff traditional golf shoe. The Abzorb midsole and CUSH+ insole make long rounds easier o...

Odyssey DFX Rossie 33" Review: a no-nonsense mallet that feels soft and rolls true

The Odyssey DFX Rossie 33" is a straightforward, soft-feeling mallet that does exactly what most average golfers need: it makes distance control easier and adds some forgiveness without being flashy. The all-black look is nice, the oversize grip is comfortable, and the soft insert gives a muted feel...

Callaway AI-One Jailbird Mini Slant 33" Review: a techy mallet that feels surprisingly classic

After a few weeks with the Callaway / Odyssey AI-One Jailbird Mini Slant 33", my overall feeling is that it’s a very solid modern mallet that actually delivers on the basics: stable head, predictable roll, and decent feel. The AI insert and the SL 90 shaft aren’t just buzzwords – together they give...

Odyssey DFX Double Wide 33" Review: a heavy, soft-feeling putter that just keeps things simple on the greens

After a decent amount of time with the Odyssey DFX Double Wide 33", I’d sum it up like this: it’s a heavy, soft-feeling putter that keeps things simple and helps with consistency, especially if you struggle with distance control or a shaky stroke. The all-black look, the double-wide head, and the ov...

Odyssey DFX 2-Ball 33" Putter Review: a confidence booster on short putts if you like a heavier feel

After using the Odyssey DFX 2-Ball 33" for several rounds, my overall opinion is that it’s a solid, no-nonsense putter that can genuinely help average golfers, especially on short putts. The heavier head and very soft insert encourage a smoother stroke and make it easier to keep the face square, whi...

The Luxury Golf Gift That Earns Its Keep Off the Course

Discover luxury golf gift ideas 2026 that serious players actually use, from premium leather belts and scorecard holders to hybrid travel bags and personalised accessories.

Ranking of the 5 best golf Spiked Shoes (2026)

Ranking of the 5 best golf Spiked Shoes (2026)

Explore the best golf spiked shoes for luxury golfers, with data-backed traction benefits, FootJoy and Adidas tour models, fit advice, and styling tips for premium cleated footwear.

The best golf Cavity Back Irons: our top 7 (2026)

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7 best carry Golf Bags: our comparison (2026)

Discover what defines the best luxury carry golf bags for walkers, including stand bag design, verified weights, comfort features, style options, and key statistics from Golf Datatech, MyGolfSpy, and the National Golf Foundation.

The best golf Cavity Back Irons: our top 7 (2026)

Discover how the best golf cavity back irons from Callaway, TaylorMade, Titleist, Ping, Cobra and Srixon blend luxury feel with modern distance, forgiveness and fitting data.

Which golf Graphite Shaft Irons to choose? Top 3 (2026)

Which golf Graphite Shaft Irons to choose? Top 3 (2026)

Discover how the best golf graphite shaft irons for luxury golfers improve distance, control and comfort, with data-backed performance stats, fitting strategies and insights on Fujikura, UST Mamiya, Graphite Design, True Temper and KBS options.

Top 5: best golf Senior Flex Drivers (2026)

Top 5: best golf Senior Flex Drivers (2026)

Discover how the best golf senior flex drivers combine high launch, draw bias and luxury details to maximise distance and forgiveness for senior golfers, backed by typical fitting data and modern shaft technology.

Callaway Paradym AI Smoke Max Fast 7 Iron Review: a forgiving graphite iron for slower swings, with a few trade-offs

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Callaway Paradym AI Smoke Max Fast 7 Iron Review: a forgiving graphite iron for slower swings, with a few trade-offs

The Callaway Paradym AI Smoke Max Fast 7 iron is a forgiving, easy-to-swing option that suits golfers with slower or smoother swings who just want to hit more straight, playable shots. The light graphite R2 shaft, cavity-back head, and AI-tuned face all push towards the same goal: higher launch, mor...

Titleist Premium Carry Golf Bag Review: a light Sunday bag that does the basics well

The Titleist Premium Carry Golf Bag is a straightforward, light carry bag that does most of the basics well. It’s comfortable to carry, the double strap is solid, and the 1.36 kg weight makes walking 18 holes feel easier than with a heavier stand bag. The pockets are enough for normal rounds, the ex...

CHAMPKEY Golf Travel Bag Flight with Wheels Review: a tough travel cover that does the job without fancy extras

After using the CHAMPKEY Golf Travel Bag Flight with Wheels on real trips, my take is that it’s a solid, practical choice for golfers who actually fly with their clubs and don’t want to gamble with a flimsy cover. The hard plastic top and the thick 1680D fabric do the main job: they keep the club he...

TaylorMade Pro Stand Bag Black / Blue Review: a light carry bag that gets the basics right

After using the TaylorMade Pro Stand Bag Black / Blue for a while, my overall feeling is that it’s a solid, no-nonsense stand bag that focuses on being light and practical rather than packed with features. The 2.2 kg weight, decent strap system, and reliable stand make it comfortable to carry for 18...

Callaway Golf Chase Lightweight Stand Bag 2025 Review: a simple, light carry bag that does the basics well

The Callaway Golf Chase Lightweight Stand Bag 2025 Navy is a solid choice for golfers who walk regularly and want a bag that doesn’t feel like a workout on its own. It’s light, the double strap is comfortable enough for a full 18, and the stand mechanism works smoothly. The pocket layout covers the...

Callaway Golf X-Series Bag 2024 Review: a light stand bag that keeps things simple

After using the Callaway Golf X-Series 2024 stand bag for a while, my overall feeling is that it’s a solid, no-nonsense choice for golfers who walk the course and want something light, practical, and reasonably durable. It doesn’t try to impress with fancy features or over-the-top design. It just ca...

Japan WaZaki Hybrid Iron Set Review: budget-friendly rescue clubs for inconsistent ball-strikers

Overall, the Japan WaZaki Hybrid Iron Set does what it promises: it makes golf a bit easier for players who struggle with traditional irons, especially in the long and mid range. The clubs launch the ball high, are forgiving on mis-hits, and the light graphite shafts are easy to swing. The look is a...

Performance Golf 357 Fairway Hybrid Review: a confidence booster for sketchy fairway woods… with a few caveats