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Club Champion, the largest premium clubfitter in the country, measured the loft, lie angle, shaft length and swingweight for the box set. OUR FINDINGS Our box set includes a lightweight stand bag and eight clubs: 10-degree driver (plus headcover), 24-degree hybrid, 6- to 9-irons, pitching wedge and heel-toe weighted "bladestyle" putter. The box set, with its affordable price, has become so big in golf's pandemic boom of new golfers that retailers are beside themselves trying to keep these starter kits in stock. [Extracted from the article]

The article evaluates several golf equipment including the Staff D300 Golf Irons from Wilson Golf, the Apex from Callaway Golf, and the KING Utility Iron from Cobra Golf.

The article evaluates several golf equipment including the Big Bertha OS Irons from Callaway Golf, the KING F7 Driver from Cobra Golf, and the JPX 900 from Mizuno.

The article evaluates several golf equipments including the Staff D300 Golf Irons from Wilson Golf, the Tour B XD-F Fairway Wood from Bridgestone, and the GBB Epic Sub Zero Drivers from Callaway Golf.

The article evaluates several golf equipments including the Recoil 450 ES Graphite Wood Shaft from UST Mamiya, the Golf Big Bertha Fusion Drivers from Callaway, and the KING F7 Driver from Cobra Golf.

The article offers brief information on several golfing clubs and equipments including Tour BX-CB from Bridgestone, Apex Pro from Callaway and JPX 900 Tour from Mizuno.

The article offers brief information on several golfing clubs and irons which includes Apex CF 16 from Callaway, King F7 from Cobra and JPX 900 Forged from Mizuno.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the Bridgestone JGR from Bridgestone, the Callaway XR 16 from Callaway, and the Nike Vapor Fly from Nike.

The article evaluates several hybrid golf clubs including the Callaway Apex from Callaway, the Titleist 716 T-MB from Titleist, and the Wilson Staff FG Tour F5 from Wilson Staff.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the Adams Blue from Adams, the Bridgestone JGR from Bridgestone and the Callaway XR OS from Callaway.

The article offers reviews of the top ten golf clubs for distance and direction, which include the Bridgestone J715 driver, the Nike Vapor Flex driver, and the TaylorMade AeroBurner driver with TP shafts.

The article presents reviews of golf clubs including the Cobra Golf Fly-Z irons, the Callaway Golf Big Bertha iron, and the Adams Golf Idea Tech line of irons.

Evaluations are presented of wedge type golf clubs including the Mack Daddy 2 from Callaway Golf, the Smart Sole from Cleveland Golf and the JPX from Mizuno.

Evaluations are presented of midsize mallet type putter golf clubs including the BB32 from Bettinardi, the Method Mod 60 from Nike and the Scottsdale TR Craz-E from Ping.

Evaluations are presented of iron type golf clubs including Apex clubs from Callaway Golf, Bio Cell clubs from Cobra Golf and JPX-EZ Forged clubs from Mizuno.

Evaluations are presented of iron type golf clubs including KTD Forged Clubs from Adams Golf, Apex Pro clubs from Callaway Golf and i25 clubs from Ping Inc.

Evaluations are presented of wedge type golf clubs including the 588 RTX from Cleveland Golf, the MP-T4 from Mizuno and the VR Forged from Nike Golf.

The article presents an evaluation of fairway wood type golf clubs designed for use by average golfers including the Classic XL from Cleveland Golf, the JPX-825 from Mizuno and the G25 from Ping Inc.

The article presents evaluations of hybrid type golf clubs designed for use by average golfers including the X Hot from Callaway Golf, the Cleveland Classic from Cleveland Golf and the Baffler T-Rail+ from Cobra Golf.

The article presents evaluations of iron type golf clubs including X Hot Pro clubs from Callaway Golf, the 588 TT clubs from Cleveland Golf and RBladez Tour clubs from TaylorMade.

The article presents evaluations of iron type golf clubs including V4 Hybrids from Adams Golf, the Baffler Hybrid from Cobra Golf and the JPX-825 from Mizuno.

An introduction is presented to articles which are evaluation of driver golf clubs

An evaluation is presented of wedge type golf clubs produced by companies including Callaway Golf, Cleveland Golf and Cobra Golf.

A review is presented of fairway wood type golf clubs produced by companies including Adams Golf, Cleveland Golf and Ping Inc.

An evaluation is presented of hybrid type golf clubs produced by companies including Callaway Golf, Cleveland Golf and Cobra Golf.

A review is presented of golf clubs produced by companies including Callaway Golf, Cleveland Golf and Mizuno.

The article presents an evaluation of golf clubs made by companies including Adams Golf, Callaway Golf and TaylorMade.

The article presents an evaluation of iron type golf clubs made by companies including Callaway Golf, Cobra Golf and Ping Inc.

An evaluation is presented of driver golf clubs produced by companies including Adams Golf, Calloway Golf and Cobra.

A panel of amateur golfers including Chris Klamin, Barry Fasenmyer and Drew Isaacman select their favorite golf clubs of those they tested for the publication for a series of articles published in this and previous issues.

The article presents an evaluation of wedge golf clubs from sporting goods companies including Adams Golf, Callaway Golf and Cleveland Golf.

The article presents an evaluation of iron golf clubs designed for players of average ability produced by companies including Adams Golf, Callaway and Ping.

The article presents an evaluation of driver golf clubs produced by companies including Adams Golf, Callaway Golf and Nike Inc.

The article presents an evaluation of driver golf clubs produced by companies including Adams, Callaway and Cleveland Golf.

A list is presented of the golfers who participated in the publication's testing and evaluation of driver golf clubs.

The article offers information on several golf clubs including the Callaway Big Bertha Alpha 816 from Callaway, the Cobra King Ltd from Cobra, and the Wilson Staff FG Tour F5 from Wilson.

The article evaluates several golf clubs including the West Coast (WC) Design golf clubs from Bridgestone Sports Co. Ltd., the a40S iron clubs from Idea Tech, and the Hybrid Fairway Wood clubs from Speedline.

This article evaluates various golf clubs, including the Mizuno MX-900, Adams RPM 460 Ti, Titleist 905T, MacGregor MacTec NVG2, and the Cleveland HiBore.

This article presents the results of an eight-person test panel evaluating eight of the top hybrid golf clubs in four different situations. Each tester hit balls out of rough, chipped to a green, hit fairway shots and drove the ball off a short tee. Testers used clubs that had the appropriate flex for their swing speed and ability. The clubs tested included the Adams Idea Pro, the Callaway Fusion FT-Hybrid, the MacGregor MacTec NVG2, and the Nickent 3DX DC Utility.

This article presents information on several golf accessories. The unique geometry of the Sasquatch golf clubs from Nike Inc. moves the center of gravity lower and farther back than traditional clubs to make it easier to get the ball airborne. Experts enjoyed their time with Ping's solid, reliable G5 golf clubs. Several of them spoke of its helpfulness and good looks. The crescent moon on the crown is an effective alignment aid, says expert Paul Brecht. Its appearance is not inspiring but it's not offensive, either. Testers had cheers for G5's impressive accuracy.

Presents views of various golfers on different brands of golf clubs.

Presents a brief information on different golf clubs, manufactured by sporting goods manufacturing companies.

Evaluates several golf clubs products in the U.S. Key features of the clubhead products; Design of the clubheads for different golfer levels; Price of the clubheads.

Provides information on various golf clubs available in the United States market.

Presents details on the testing of golf club wedges by professional golfers.

Evaluates several golf clubs. Includes 845 Oversize Reduce Offset from Armour; Big Bertha X-12 from Callaway; Tour Action TA4 from Cleveland; TD153 Forged from Daiwa.

Evaluates the models of golf clubs available in the market. Includes Callaway's Biggest Big Bertha and Great Big Bertha; Lynx's Silver CATi; Top-Flite's Intimidator 400; Description of the design, feel, playability, accuracy and distance of the clubs. INSET: Sizing 'em up..

Presents the models, shafts and clubs tested by `Golf Magazine' for its ClubTest '97. Cosmetics; Feel; Playability; Accuracy; Distance; Price; Materials; Manufacturers; Remarks of testers. INSET: Tale of the tape..

Provides unbiased, honest, no-holds barred equipment testing from amateur golfers. Clubs that were tested; Tommy Armour; Bridgestone; Bullet; Callaway; Cleveland; Cobra; Cubic Balance; Daiwa; Fila; Founders Club; Head; Hogan; Karsten; Kunnan; Lynx; Maruman; Maxfli; Merit; Mizuno; Others; Playability; Cosmetics; Accuracy/Forgiveness; Distance; Costs. INSETS: Tale of the tape (Brief background on amateur reviewer);How much do they cost?.

Presents several reviews of new golf clubs on the market. Tommy Armour 855s irons; Callaway Big Bertha irons; Cleveland VAS woods; Fila Latitude irons; Karsten Ping Zing 2 irons; Mizuno TC Mid Plus woods; More; Cosmetics; Feel; Playability; Distance; Accuracy/forgiveness; Features; Prices.