Search

The article offers a review of T-Series irons for golfers including the T150, the T350 and the T100 from Titleist.

The article offers a review of golf products and equipment including the MC80 shoe from Adidas, the G5 GPS watch from Shot Scope and the U505 utility iron from Titleist.

The article offers information on several golf balls including the PRO V1x from Titliest; the Chrome Soft from Callaway and the Rush from Pinnacle.

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 reviews golfers' equipment and successes, including Swedish professional golfer Ludvig Aberg's performance on his Ryder Cup debut using specific golf clubs, including the Stealth 2 wood from TaylorMade; the White Hot Versa No.1 putter from Odyssey; and the Pro V1x ball from Titleist.

The article offers information on several golf equipment from Titleist which includes the 917 D2 driver, the 718 AP1 iron, and the 818 H2 Hybrid wood.

The article offers information on several golf clubs including the AP3 from Titleist, the Apex CF16 from Callaway, and the C300 from Wilson Staff.

The article offers information on the T350 iron from Titleist.

The article offers brief information on golf equipment used by golfer Viktor Hovland which include the U505 iron from Titleist; Pro V1 ball from Titleist; and Stealth Plus fairway wood from Taylormade.

The article evaluates several golf shoes including the Callaway Xfer Nitro from American Golf, Adidas Tour360 Boost from Taylor Made Golf Co. Inc. and Footjoy Freestyle from Acushnet Co.

The article evaluates several golf equipments including Callaway Apex Pro irons from Callaway, Ben Hogan FT. Worth iron from Ben Hogan and Titleist 716 AP2 irons from Titleist.

The article presents review of products used in golf sport including golf balls from Acushnet Co. and golf wedges from Cobra Golf Inc. and ladies watch from GolfBuddy.

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

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 evaluates several blade putters including the Kuchar Model from Bettinardi Golf Inc., the Works Versa from Odyssey Golf and the Scotty Cameron Select from Acushnet Co.

A review for golfing equipment including golf balls from Titleist, drivers from Callaway, and putters from TaylorMade is presented.

The article evaluates various golf playing equipments including the Apex Pro from Callaway, the MP-15 from Mizuno, and the AP2 714 from Titleist.

The article evaluates several hybrid golf drivers including XR/XR Pro from Callaway Golf Co., R15 from Taylor Made, and 915F/915Fd from Titleist.

The article evaluates several golf drivers including Big Bertha from Callaway Golf Co,, R15/R15 TP from Taylor Made Golf Co. Inc., and 915F/915Fd from Titleist.

The article discusses the highest selling golfing products in the U.S. as of August 2014, based on data from Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) merchandisers working at private, resort, and off-course facilities. Topics explored include the sales which may be attributed to clubfitting, the top-selling golf ball brands including Titleist and Bridgestone, and the top-selling accessories including Bag Boy, Bushnell, and PrideSports.

The article evaluates several golf club product ranges including Ghost Spider from the Taylormade Golf Co. Inc., Method Core from Nike Inc. and Scotty Cameron Select from the company Titleist.

The article evaluates several fairway woods, a golf equipment including the RocketBallz Stage 2/RBZ Stage 2 Tour fro TaylorMade Golf Co. Inc., the 913 F/913 F.d from Titleist and the AMP Cell from Cobra Golf Inc.

The article presents a panel discussion of golf equipment manufacturer executives, golf equipment chain store executives and other businesspersons involved in golf on economic aspects of the the sport in 2011. Topics discussed include business forecasting for sales of golf equipment, new products and services for golfers to be introduced in 2011 and the possible sale of the major manufacturer Acushnet Co.

The article offers information on several golf bags from golf equipment and apparel products manufacturers including Z-Four from Srixon, PureLite from Taylor Made Golf Co. Inc. and 4UP StaDry from Acushnet Co.

The article evaluates several golf balls including the B330/B330-S from Bridgestone Golf Inc., the Callaway Tour I/Tour IX from Callaway Golf Co. and the Pro V1/ProV1X from Titleist company.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the IC 20-10 from Nike Golf company, the Black Series 1 from Odyssey Golf company and the Cameron Studio Style from Titleist company.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the Cleveland CG12 from Cleveland Golf company., the Titleist Vokey Design Spin Milled from Titleist company and the Mizuno MP-T from Mizuno USA Inc.

The article evaluates several golf clubs and equipment including the Speed LD F, LD M and Pro drivers from Cobra Golf Company; the Apex Plus irons from Ben Hogan Company and; the Red Label St-Dry stretch sports jacket from Footjoy.

This article presents information about some of the golf equipment used by Adam Scott, Brittany Lincicome, and Fred Funk. Adam Scott uses Titleist irons and goes through a set nearly every two years. He has used a Scotty Cameron Newport modified putter since 2006. Brittany Lincicome uses Titleist Pro V1x balls and a mallet putter by Scotty Cameron. Fred Funk hits TaylorMade Red golf balls with TaylorMade drivers and an Odyssey White Hot putter.

The article evaluates various types of golf balls including Titleist's Pro V1/Pro V1x, Bridgestone's B330/B330-S, and Callaway's HX Tour/HX Tour 56.

The article evaluates various wedges including Titleists' Vokey Spin Milled, Callaways' X-Tour, and Cleveland's 588 DSG.

Presents the "Golf Digest" magazine's Hot List of the top 20 wedges for 2005. Editors' choice of the Cleveland CG10 as the top wedge; Titleist Vokey; Ping Tour; Cleveland 588; TaylorMade Rac; Callaway Forged+; Mizuno MP/MP-T; MacGregor V-Foil Tour; Ben Hogan Colonial; Scores given by judges; Prices; Models; Web sites; Comments by panelists, manufacturers and judges.

Presents the "Golf Digest" magazine's Hot List of the top 20 hybrid clubs. Editors' choice of TaylorMade Rescue Mid as the top wood-like hybrid and the Titleist 503.H as the top iron-like hybrid; Nike CPR; Ben Hogan CFT; Cobra Baffler; Cleveland LDI; Ping G2 HL; Sonartec MD; Adams Idea; Callaway Big Bertha Heavenwood; Features; Prices; Comments by panelists, judges and manufacturers.

Presents the "Golf Design" magazine's Hot List of the top 20 putters in 2005. Editors' choice of the Odyssey 2-ball as the top putter; Scores for the putters; Models; Features; Prices; Ping G2i Craz-E; TaylorMade Rossa Monza/Mezza Monza; MacGregor V-Foil GT; Never Compromise Voodoo Daddy; Scotty Cameron by Titleist Futura; Nike Blue Chip OZ T100; Ben Hogan by Bettinardi Baby Ben.

Focuses on the combination of technology and style in the design of golfers' footwear. Change from a leather outsole to TPU of the men's Classic Tour developed by Footjoy; Locking lace toggle and hideaway lace pocket of the Tech Adventure from Adidas Golf; Golf-course gripping features of the F-SOK from Etonic.

Features several Titleist 975j driver golf equipments in the United States. Usage of 3-wood, a titleist 975F with 13.5 degrees of loft from True Temper Dynamic Gold; Features of 3-PW Irons, titleist 990Bs and a quater inch; Offer of 49-degree Titleist 990B piching wedge.

The article reports that passionate golfers with $5,000 to spare can improve their game at the Titleist Performance Institute. Once reserved solely for professional golfers and engineers testing the latest equipment, Titleist has opened its doors, offering computerized swing analysis, fitness counseling and custom clubs. Callaway Golf charges $20,000 more for a personalized, luxury golf clinic.

The article evaluates several mallet putters including the Method Converge from Nike Inc., the Works Versa from Odyssey Golf and the Scotty Cameron Futura X from Acushnet Co.

The article evaluates several products for golfers including the putter Futura X5 Dual Balance from the company, Cameron, the global positing system (GPS) Eclipse from the frm Callaway, and the golf balls ProV1 and Pro v1x from Acushnet Co. (Titleist).

The article evaluates irons for golf including the Mizuno MP-20, Titleist t100, and the MB-101 from Miura.

The article offers information on several sporting goods for golf including the Apex Utility Irons From Callaway, the Vokey SM7 Wedges from Titleist and the Half Jacket 2.0. Sunglasses from Oakley.

The article evaluates several equipments used by golfer Scott Stallings which include Titleist 716 AP2 irons from Titleist, Titleist Vokey SM7 wedges from Titleist and Scotty Cameron by Titleist GSS Timeless putter from Titleist.

The article evaluates several golf bags including the Sun Mountain H2NO Superlight from Sun Mountain Sports Inc., the Titleist Players 4 Stadry from Acushnet Co., and the Callaway Hyper-Lite 3 from Callaway Golf Co.

The article focuses on golfer Cameron Smith who won 2017 Zurich Classic with partner Jonas Blixt. It mentions golf equipment used by Smith which include Titleist TS2 driver, Scotty Cameron putters by Titleist Futura; and Titleist Vokey SM7 wedges. It also cites Smith's encounter with rugby player Cameron Smith.

The article reports that Acushnet Co., the golf equipment manufacturer, has started shipping out its 324-dimple Titleist balls in an effort to boost its sales penetration. According to the company, the enhanced golf club will go farther and straighter than the old balls with 336 dimples. Preparations by Acushnet for its venture into the 120 million U.S. dollars market for irons and woods are discussed, including developing an iron with tungsten weights inserted at the heel and toe.

The article offers information on the golf irons and their designs. It mentions that each irons are designed with a specific job as long ones are developed with lower centers of gravity whereas shorter ones have fragments of those forgiveness features and are the combination or split set designed to provide help to golfers. It informs about several player irons including the Mizuno MP-54 from Mizuno USA Inc., the VR Forged Pro Combo from Nike Inc. and the Titleist AP2 from Titleist.

The article discusses how some manufacturers of golf equipment started in the business. Golf equipment maker Wilson was established by meatpacking firm Ashland Manufacturing Co. to find uses for the by-products of its slaughterhouse. Information is presented on how the Titleist golf ball originated from the American Tobacco business. Details of the role of golfer Tiger Woods in the establishment of Nike Golf are outlined.

Reports on the gold merchandise presented at the Professional Golfers' Association of America Merchandise Show in February, 2000. Booths from Titleist, Taylor-Made, Callaway and others; Description of the equipment which is always touted as the latest chemo-metallurgical innovation in golf equipment; Suggestion that consumers want to believe that the products will improve their game even if they are useless.

The article discusses the new ad campaign and product line launched by golf ball manufacturer Top-Flite in 2007. Top-Flite pulls in the lowest revenue than other manufactures like Titleist and Nike, and they have released two new balls in two years and are attempting to reposition their brand as a rebel through their edgy ad campaign. Their D2 ball released in 2006 inched Top-Flite's market share up 1.4 percent. The D2 features smaller dimples inside larger ones and has outsold Titleist balls.