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The article lists golf clubs that offer accuracy including Vapor Pro Combo from Nike, MP-25 from Mizuno and Apex Pro 16 from Callaway.

The article lists golf clubs that offer speed and stability including JPX 850 Forged from Mizuno, Apex CF 16 from Callaway and King F6 from Cobra.

The article offers information on various golf balls including the Pro V1/V1X from Titleist, Z-Star/XV from Srixon Sports Australia, and the Chrome Soft from Callaway Golf Co.

The article discusses the response of golfers to the proposal of the United States Golf Association (USGA) and the Royal and Ancient Golf Club to ban anchored style of putting. It notes that the proposal would ban any stroke where the grip or hand is anchored directly on the body. Also offered are the types anchoring that are prohibited. INSET: WHAT'S NEXT.

The article offers tips on golfing equipment optimisation. It states the benefit of using launch monitor technology that provides data on a golf shot's trajectory as well as the angle of descent. It mentions the insights of Tom Morton, director of Player Performance Studio, on the significance of using the appropriate putter. The relevance of considering the make-up of golf club sets that will fit players' playing condition is likewise mentioned.

The article focuses on the future technological innovations in golf. It says that looking at the past and at the immediate future is important in innovation. It mentions several obstacles in the improvement of golf equipment's performance including the rules that govern equipment, limitations on the manufacturing process, and cost of materials. It says that the rules that restrict ball and club designers to show their ability is considered a frustrating position for them.

The article lists golf clubs that helps improve the playing technique including GMax from Ping, JPX EZ from Mizuno and XR OS from Callaway.

The article presents information on Benoit Vincent, chief technical officer (CTO), at TaylorMade Golf Co. Inc. According to Mark King, president at TaylorMade, there is no man alive who knows more about golf equipment than Benoit. It mentions that the motto of Vincent is relentless innovation with a demand for new products every new year.

The article discusses the impact of change in temperature on golf balls. It informs that the cold weather affects golf balls due to the change in the coefficient of thermal expansion. It further informs that that the changing temperature affects the properties of material of balls resulting in the expansion or contraction of the material.

Several charts and tables are presented which show the track record of Australian golfer Adam Scott including his first 39 major scores and last 9 major scores, his top score at the Iron Master, and his final score at the master tournament at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia from April 11-14, 2013.

The article discusses an online auction for lunch with American golfer Phil Mickelson, in order to support the children of U.S. special operations forces who died in combat and other military groups.

The article reports on the fall of the average loft of drivers on the U.S. PGA tour. It is said that driver loft on the U.S. PGA Tour had been on the rise since solid-core balls got traction in late 2000, however, now it is beginning to go the other way. There were 25 drivers in play in 2012 with lofts of 8 degrees or less.

The article focuses on the multi-layer ball technology used by golfers who joined golf tours such as Bubba Watson on the U.S. PGA Tour. TaylorMade senior director of research and development (R&D) Dean Snell states that balata balls were so thin and soft resulting for a high compression and spin with wedge and iron shots. Moreover, Titleist senior vice president (VP) Bill Morgan relates that axis rotation is the only reason why golf ball curves.

The article presents information on golfer Hunter Mahan who faced some problems with his put during the Northern Trust Open. It informs that to do away with it Mahan Rollins and Matt Rollins, Ping's Professional Golf Association (PGA) Tour representative used a laser device to check alignment Tucson prior to the WGC Accenture Match Play Championship and got to know that he was aiming a couple inches left of his intended target.

The article focuses on the 10 notable events related to golf equipment in 2011. It mentions the acquisition of Fila Korea Ltd. and Mirae Asset Private Equity of Acushnet Co. It states that golfer Rory McIlroy has damaged his Titleist MB 7-iron at the opening round of the U.S. PGA Championship. Miguel Angel Jim énez cracked his Ping TiSI Tec 3-wood club during the WGC-Accenture Match Play.

The article reports on the five of the 22 foursomes golfers who used one ball at the Presidents Cup at the golf course in Royal Melbourne in Victoria. According to International captain Greg Norman, the use of one ball is not an issue because it is the strategy of the golfers. Among the five pairs of golfers who use one ball includes Jason Day and Aaron Baddeley tandem and Geoff Ogilvy and Charl Schwartzel.

The article evaluates several belly putter for golf including the AMG F-22 from Bobby Grace Putters, the Ghost Spider putter from Taylor Made Golf Co. Inc. and White Ice D.A.R.T. from Odyssey Golf

An interview with professional golfer Phil Mickelson is presented. When asked about the process of collaborating with Callaway's design team, he said that it is a crucial element to his success. He states that inconsistency in Pro-Am players' sets is the biggest equipment mistake they make. He differentiates golf balls and the old wound balata ball. He also cites the difficulty for a 64 wedge to spin with new grooves.

The article presents an interview with Rory Mcllroy, British Open & U.S. PGA golf championship winner. Topics of the interviews include his views on transition to new golfing equipment, evolution of his relation with the sports brand Nike and his views on playing with Big Bertha golf club followed by getting the higher version of the golf club. Also presented is his preference on playing a true blade iron.

The article presents information on an announcement made by the U.S. Golf Association (USGA) Tour Policy regarding adoption of the USGA and R&A Championships Ltd.'s ban on anchored strokes in its competitions as of January 1, 2016.

The article offers information on the victory of golfer Adam Scott at U.S. Masters using the long putter, and its impact on quest for anchoring ban. It mentions that Scott use the putter at the 2013 World Golf Championship (WGC)-Accenture Match Play wherein he switched to a prototype Cameron Futura X. Moreover, Scott notes it would be hard to predict whether his victory would reshape the long-putter debate.

The article offers information on the Master Tournament held at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia on April 14, 2013. It says that Augusta native Scottie Lepore is the first patron to arrive at the event. It mentions that the second shot of Australian golfer Adam Scott has landed on the green. It adds that Scott has became the first Australian to win the major event using the long putter.

The article discusses the significance of choosing the right club that fits the golfer. Doctor Paul Wood notes the importance of length in fitting, whether it is a belly putter, long putter, or standard length putter. It also points out the necessity for getting proper fitting, using it, trying it, and finding its best setup.

The article reports that Tom O'Toole, a USGA vice president and chairman of the championship committee, noted the target time for golfers Jim Furyk or Graeme McDowell on the weekend would be 4 hours, 2 minutes.

The author explains why it would be a poor idea to rein in distance in golf. A survey by Professional Golfers Association (PGA) Tour identified the places where golfers prefer to play. The author disagrees with the proposal of golfer Arnold Palmer in 2005 to reduce distance on tour by 20 percent. He cites the case of his late father as an example of a non-professional golfer who took pride with getting enough yards on tour despite his old age.

The article offers information on the new 24-degree version of golf club hybrids from 2012 and it states several advantages of these hybrids over 24-degree hybrid from 2001 such as it can hit the ball longer, higher and spun more which makes the ball to bound less after landing on green course.

The article evaluates the Ping i20 club iron from Ping Inc.

The article offers information on the heavy driver shafts used by professional golfers Steve Stricker and Serio Garcia in their tournaments. It states that Stricker uses an 86g UST Mamiya ProForce V2 since he wanted to feel the weight during his swing. It mentions that Garcia, who handles a driver shaft weighing 90g considered consistent weighting as the reason for using heavy driver shafts.