Product Test • 28/01/2026 Hogan Golf FW-817 Review: A Reliable Set for the Aspiring Golfer ★★★★★ ★★★★★
Product Test • 28/01/2026 Srixon SOFT FEEL 13 & 14 Review: Solid Feel and Distance Consistency ★★★★★ ★★★★★
Product Test • 28/01/2026 Odyssey Golf DFX 2025 Putter Review: A Solid Putt Without the Frills ★★★★★ ★★★★★
Product Test • 30/06/2026 Under Armour HeatGear Armour Long Sleeve Review: tight, breathable, and not just for the gym bros ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the Under Armour HeatGear Armour long sleeve for several weeks across gym sessions, runs, and as a base layer, I’d sum it up like this: technically solid, visually unforgiving. It does its job well – it wicks sweat, dries reasonably fast, doesn’t chafe, and stays comfortable even in long... by Haruki Watanabe
Product Test • 30/06/2026 Benross RS MAX Golf Driver Review: a forgiving big-headed bomber for slicers on a budget ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After a few weeks with the Benross RS MAX Driver, my overall feeling is that it’s a practical choice for mid‑to‑high handicappers who want an easier life off the tee without paying premium prices. The main strengths are the forgiving head shape, the high‑launch flight, and the helpful weighting opti... by Nadia Al-Fassi
Product Test • 30/06/2026 TaylorMade Stealth 2 HD Driver Review: a forgiving fairway finder for aging slicers ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The TaylorMade Stealth 2 HD 12° Senior is a solid option if you’re an older golfer or a slower swinger who is sick of watching drives peel off to the right. The draw bias, higher loft, and forgiving head design actually work together in real life: straighter drives, fewer wild slices, and a bit more... by Winston Armstrong
Product Test • 30/06/2026 Under Armour UA Tech 2.0 1/2 Zip Pullover Review: a light training top that just gets the job done ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After a few weeks of real use, I’d sum up the Under Armour UA Tech 2.0 1/2 Zip Pullover as a simple, reliable training top that does exactly what it says, without any big surprises. It’s light, comfortable, dries fast, and the relaxed fit makes it easy to wear for most body types. The Carbon Heather... by Mason Harvey
Product Test • 30/06/2026 Juggernaut Power Play Titanium Draw Non-Conforming Driver Review: a fun distance booster for casual senior golfers ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Juggernaut Power Play Titanium Draw Non-Conforming Driver in senior flex is basically a fun distance booster for casual, aging golfers. It’s built around a huge 515cc head, a soft senior graphite shaft, and a draw-biased design that clearly targets slicers and slower swing speeds. In practice, i... by Oliver McGregor
Product Test • 30/06/2026 Callaway Rogue ST Max D 2022 Driver Review: a left-handed slice fixer that forgives a lot ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After a few weeks with the Callaway Rogue ST Max D 2022 (left-handed, 9°, stiff, Tensei Blue 55g), my takeaway is pretty simple: it’s a very forgiving driver that clearly helps reduce a slice, especially for a mid-handicap golfer like me. I didn’t suddenly become a long-drive champion, but I did see... by Nadia Al-Fassi
Product Test • 30/06/2026 Performance Golf SF1 Driver Review: a slice-fixer that helps a bit… but won’t fix a bad swing ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the Performance Golf SF1 driver for a few rounds and range sessions, my honest take is that it’s helpful but limited. It does give a bit of built-in help against a slice: my worst right misses were slightly tamed when my swing was halfway decent, and I saw more gentle fades instead of fu... by Mason Harvey
Your First Premium Set: Where to Invest, Where to Wait, and What Fitters Won't Volunteer Latest Clubs • 01/07/2026 Your First Premium Set: Where to Invest, Where to Wait, and What Fitters Won't Volunteer Learn how to read your first premium golf clubs buying guide without wasting money. Prioritise putter and wedges, build forgiving gapping through the bag, match driver to swing speed and allocate budget wisely for lasting game improvement.
Product Test • 22/06/2026 Sun Mountain ClubGlider Journey Review: the golf travel cover that actually saves your back in airports ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Sun Mountain ClubGlider Journey is basically a travel cover designed to save your back and shoulders. The integrated leg and wheel system actually works: once the legs are extended, the bag supports its own weight and rolls smoothly on four wheels. In real use—airports, car parks, queues—it feel... by Mason Harvey
Product Test • 22/06/2026 ToVii Golf Towel Accessories Set Review: a cheap all‑in‑one kit that actually makes sense ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the ToVii Golf Towel Accessories Set is a practical, budget-friendly kit that actually gets used rather than forgotten. The microfiber waffle towels clean and dry clubs and balls well, the brush keeps grooves in decent shape, and the foldable divot tool covers green repair and marking witho... by Derek Kingsley
Product Test • 22/06/2026 Benross RS MAX Driver Review: a forgiving big stick for slicers on a budget ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After a few weeks with the Benross RS MAX driver, my honest take is this: it’s a solid, forgiving driver for everyday golfers who don’t want to spend a fortune. It doesn’t pretend to be a tour weapon, and that’s fine. The big head, deep CG, and heel‑biased tungsten really do help keep slices under c... by Mason Harvey
Product Test • 22/06/2026 MD Golf Mens STR50 Superstrong Driver Review: a cheap big-head driver that’s better than it looks ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The MD Golf STR50 Superstrong driver is basically a no-nonsense budget driver that does what it says on the tin. You get a full 460cc titanium head, a decent stiff graphite shaft, and a standard rubber grip in a package that’s easy to swing and forgiving enough for most amateur golfers. It doesn’t l... by Zach Buchanan
Product Test • 22/06/2026 REDTIGER Mini Golf Range Finder Review: tiny laser that actually does the job ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After a few rounds with the REDTIGER Mini Golf Range Finder, my overall opinion is pretty straightforward: it’s a compact, practical tool that does what most golfers need without costing a fortune. The distances are consistent, the flag lock with vibration works well most of the time, and the 7x mag... by Haruki Watanabe
Exclusive Brands • 24/06/2026 Premium Golf Bags Worth the Investment: Stand, Cart and Tour Models Compared Discover how to choose the best premium golf bag for your game. Compare high-end stand, cart and tour bags on comfort, storage, durability, materials and value so you invest in a golf bag that genuinely improves every round.
Best Impressions Personalised Golf Ball Markers Review: a simple gift that actually feels personal Product Test • 17/06/2026 Best Impressions Personalised Golf Ball Markers Review: a simple gift that actually feels personal ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the Best Impressions Personalised Golf Ball Markers (gold on black) are a solid, no-nonsense option if you want something a bit nicer than a coin and a bit more personal than a generic marker. The brass build feels sturdy, the gold on black design looks clean, and the laminated text holds u... by Zach Buchanan
Product Test • 17/06/2026 REDTIGER Golf Rangefinder Review: a solid budget laser that actually holds its own on the course ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the REDTIGER Golf Rangefinder is a solid, no‑nonsense option if you want laser distances without paying premium brand prices. It’s accurate enough for real golf, the flag lock and vibration work reliably once you get used to it, and the slope on/off switch is handy if you bounce between cas... by Winston Armstrong
Product Test • 17/06/2026 Sun Mountain Meridian (Raptor/Steel) Review: a travel golf cover that makes airports less painful ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After a few trips with the Sun Mountain Meridian travel cover (Raptor/Steel), my overall take is simple: it’s a solid, practical bag that genuinely makes travelling with golf clubs less of a hassle. The leg and wheel system takes a lot of strain off your arms and shoulders, the ballistic-style nylon... by Winston Armstrong
Product Test • 17/06/2026 Batiyeer 50 Pcs Golf Towels Review: basic bulk towels that get the job done for outings and events ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the Batiyeer 50 Pcs Golf Towels pack is a straightforward, no-frills option that focuses on quantity and basic usefulness. The microfiber waffle towels clean clubs, balls, and grips without any real hassle, the clips are decent enough, and the 16" x 16" size works well on a golf bag or in a... by Oliver McGregor
Product Test • 17/06/2026 Performance Golf SF1 Driver Review: a slice-fixing crutch that helps, but with strings attached ★★★★★ ★★★★★ For what it’s built to do – help a right‑handed golfer reduce a persistent slice – the Performance Golf SF1 driver actually delivers to a reasonable degree. In my rounds, the big banana balls turned into more playable fades, and I even saw the occasional straight shot or small draw, which is rare fo... by Emilia Schwarz
Latest Clubs • 17/06/2026 Wedge Gapping for the Rest of Us: Three Clubs, Every Shot Inside 120 Yards Luxury golf wedge gapping guide for serious players: learn how to anchor your setup around the pitching wedge, choose ideal loft, bounce and grind, and use launch monitor data to create precise yardage gaps from 60–120 yards.
