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This article provides a comprehensive overview of different putters available for golfers. It emphasizes the importance of finding the right putter for individual golfers and offers information on various options, including mallets and blades. The article includes descriptions, ratings, and reviews for several putter models from different brands, highlighting their design, materials, performance, and innovation. It aims to assist golfers in making informed decisions based on their preferences and needs. The article also provides details on grip sizes, head styles, head weights, lengths, and loft angles, as well as the unique features and benefits of each putter. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Golf Digest provides a comprehensive review of various golf wedges, highlighting their features and performance. The wedges featured include the Callaway JAWS RAW, Cleveland CBX 4 ZipCore/CBX Full-Face 2, Cleveland RTX 6 ZipCore/RTX Full-Face 2, Mizuno T24, Ping S159, TaylorMade Milled Grind 4, and Titleist Vokey Design SM10. Each wedge is described in terms of its groove design, weight distribution, and sole grinds. The article also includes ratings and reviews from golfers with different handicaps. Overall, these wedges offer a range of options for golfers of different skill levels and preferences. [Extracted from the article]

2013: TAYLORMADE ROCKETBLADEZ IRONS Drafting off the success of its Rocketballzmetalwoods, TaylorMade took a similarapproach in irons. 2009: TAYLORMADE BURNER IRONS TaylorMade applied its driver technologyto its irons: Reducing weight through the useof a lightweight grip and lighter, longer shaftsincreased ball speed and led to the use ofstronger lofts. 2017: CALLAWAY GBB EPIC DRIVER Epic was a smash hit and pushed Callawayback on top in the driver-technology discussion. [Extracted from the article]

Rockwind Community Links in Hobbs iswhere the golf team practiced; coach TylerJames (far left) had his players compete inthe snow as a team-bonding exercise. You areHaydan Stone, father of one of fivemembers of the women's golf team atthe University of the Southwest. It's Laci's face, Laci's hair, Laci's eyes,Laci's lips. TYLER JAMES * TRAVIS GARCIA * KARISA RAINES * MAURICIO SANCHEZ *TIAGO SOUSA * LACI STONE * JACKSON ZINN You stare because you don't know whatelse to do. [Extracted from the article]

MYTH: EVERY GOLFER SHOULD HAVE A 3-WOOD A 3-wood can be a great asset for some golfers, but many would be better off without one. MYTH: MOST GOLFERS SHOULD USE A STANDARDSIZE GRIP For the average golfer, grips receive little attention until they become worn. (Toe hang is related to the way the toe of a putter hangs open when balancing the shaft, and a face-balanced putter faces the sky.) Golfers should focus on whether a putter--mallet or blade--fulfills its objectives: improving your aim and allowing you to consistently return the face to square. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Golf Digest discusses the various excuses that golfers may use during the summer season. The author presents a bracket-style format, listing different excuses such as working on swing changes, feeling hungover, or having a dog with a stomach issue. The article is lighthearted and humorous, providing a fun perspective on the excuses that golfers may come up with. [Extracted from the article]

The Golf Digest Hot List is an annual guide that reviews and rates the best new golf clubs. The 2024 edition includes drivers, woods, hybrids, irons, wedges, and putters. This year, the Hot List has expanded to provide more detailed model reviews for certain categories. The reviews are based on player testing conducted with a panel of 32 golfers with different swing types. The goal of the Hot List is to help golfers make informed choices about which clubs are best suited to their needs. The full Hot List can be accessed online or in the magazine. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on several golf balls including the Chrome Soft from Callaway, the AVX from Titleist, and the TP5 from Taylormade.

The article offers informs about the experience of the author in getting chance of making art related to the golf for the periodical. Topics discussed include art to be featured in the periodical such as art of golf courses, golf equipment, golfers shirts and golf clubs; chance of going to clubhouse and meeting the members and golfers persons; and making of art by observing the golfers.

The article evaluates several irons, a type of club used in the sport of golf to propel the ball towards the hole, including the Epic Flash from Callaway; the King F9 Speedback from Cobra; and the ST190 form Mizuno.

This article from Golf Digest provides a detailed breakdown of the golf clubs and equipment used by professional golfer Ally Ewing. Ewing discusses her approach to testing and selecting clubs, emphasizing the importance of finding equipment that works for her swing. She provides specifications for each club in her bag, including her driver, fairway wood/hybrid, irons, wedges, and putter. Ewing also shares personal details, such as her preference for marking her ball with blue ink and carrying a tin of sand from St. Andrews for luck. Additionally, she mentions that she carries a blood-glucose monitor and sugary drink due to her diagnosis of type 1 diabetes. [Extracted from the article]

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The article presents questions and answers related to golf clubfitting on topics including keys to knowing better shaft, how to know it the swings at the end of a fitting session are the same, and use of launch monitors in iron fittings; and presents a list of America's 100 Best Clubfitters.

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the Mack Daddy 4 from Callaway Golf Co.; the King Black from Cobra Golf Inc.; and the S18 from Mizuno Corp.

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the Epic Pro from Callaway Golf Co.; the KING Forged TEC Irons from Cobra Golf; and the JPX 900 Forged from Mizuno Corp.

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the BB Series from Bettinardi; the Sigma G from Ping; and the Spider from Taylor Made Golf Co. Inc.

The article offers brief information on several gold equipment including the Sigma G from Ping; the BB Series from Bettinardi (Company); and the O-Works line from Odyssey Golf.

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the X Forged irons from Callaway Golf Co.; the mp-18 mmc irons from Mizuno Corp.; and the Iblade irons from Ping.

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the Epic iron from Callaway Golf Co.; the KING F8 ONE Length Combo Set from Cobra Golf Inc.; and the G400 iron from Ping.

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the Epic drivers from Callaway Golf Co.; the F8 fairway woods from Cobra Golf Inc.; and the G400 hybrid from Ping.

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the GBB Epic Star Drivers from Callaway Golf; the king f8/f8+ driver from Cobra Golf Inc.; and the g400/lst/sft/max model which is custom-engineered with tungsten from Ping.

The article offers information on golf equipment as gift ideas from various golf equipment provider including the Birdie Hat from Jones, the Koko Head sunglasses from Maui Jim, and the Checkered USA Headcover from Rose & Fire.

The article offers information on Golf Digest Editors' Choice Awards winners including the Callaway Hyper-Lite Zero bag from Callaway, headcover from Bespoke Golf and Ping Thrive clubs from Ping.

The article presents suggestions for golfers for swings. Topics discussed include struggle of amateur to get the club swinging down into the ball on a path that lets them hit their drives straight, right elbow should drop below the left arm during swing and bowing action to bring an iron down powerfully into the ball and compress.

The article offers information on several golf shoes including Spieth One from Under Armour, La Jolla from Callaway, and Powerband Boa Boost from Adidas.

The article evaluates several mallet putters to be used in golf including the White Hot RX from Odyssey, the Spider Tour from TaylorMade, and the Vault from Ping.

The article evaluates several blade putters to be used in golf including the Toulon Design from Odyssey, the TP Collection from TaylorMade, and the Sigma G from Ping.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the King Pur from Cobra and the S5 from Mizuno, and the Milled Grind from TaylorMade.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the P770 from TaylorMade, the King Forged Tour/ One Length from Cobra and the JPX 900 Tour from Mizuno.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the M2 (2017) from TaylorMade, the King F7 from Cobra and the JPX 900 Hot Metal from Mizuno.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the M1 (2017) from TaylorMade, the King F7 from Cobra and the VKTR from Ben Hogan.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the M1 (2017) from TaylorMade, the JPX 900 from Mizuno, and the King LTD Black from Cobra.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the M1 (2017) from TaylorMade, the JPX 900 from Mizuno, and the D300 from Wilson.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of visiting the Golf Galaxy, a superstore for golf equipment, in Indianapolis.

The article discusses golf techniques. Topics discussed include need to find a swing speed with driver that consistently allows a person to square the face to target at impact, how combination of continuous lower-body rotation and arm release can help arrive at the ball facing target, and how golfers try to swing without releasing the club.

The article evaluates several golf balls including Callaway Chrome Soft, Nike RZN Tour and Wilson Duo Urethane.

The article offers the author's insights on some faults that prevent golfers from hitting good quality approaches from the longer irons down to the wedges. Faults include swinging too hard with the long irons, trying to help the ball in the air, and letting the ego dictate the selection of the golf club.

The article evaluates several golf balls including the Callaway Chrome soft golf ball, the Srixon Z-Star/XV, and the Bridgestone B330 Series.

The article offers information on the significance of giving free golf equipment to golfers as marketing strategy for companies. Topics discussed include the statement of footwear manufacturer Nike engineering director Nate Radcliffe on using amateur players, the free golf clubs received by golfer Beau Hossler when he participated at the U.S. Opens golf tournament, and the amateurism in sports.

The article evaluates several drivers for golfers including the Callaway Big Bertha Alpha 816, the Nike Vapor Flex 440, and the TaylorMade M2.

The article evaluates several mallet putters or golf clubs including the Method Converge from Nike Inc., the White Hot RX from Odyssey, and the Scotty Cameron Futura X7/X7M from Titleist.

The article evaluates several blade putters or golf clubs including the White Hot RX from Odyssey, the Method Origin from Nike, and the BB Series from Bettinardi.

The article evaluates several golf wedges including the Tour Preferred EF from Taylormade, Vokey Design SM6 from Titleist, and RM-22 from Fourteen.

The article evaluates several golf irons including the Apex Pro 16 from Callaway, the Vapor Fly Pro from Nike Inc., and the King Forged CB/MB Combo from Cobra.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the APEX CF 16 from Callaway Golf Co., the Vapor Fly from Nike Inc., and the M2 from Taylor Made Golf Co. Inc.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the APEX from Callaway Golf Co., the Vapor Fly from Nike Inc., and the M1 from Taylor Made Golf Co. Inc.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the Big Bertha Alpha 816 from Callaway Golf Co., the Vapor Fly from Nike Inc., and the M1 from Taylor Made Golf Co. Inc.

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the Big Bertha OS irons from Callaway Golf Co.; the F-Max One Length set from Cobra Golf Inc.; and the EZONE GT Driver from Yonex Co. Ltd.

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The article offers information on several golf products including the Mizuno t7 wedges golf by Mizuno, the rtx-3 blade by Cleveland and the Cleveland rtx-3 cb.