Author: Scott Kramer
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Bridgestone Balls Keep Rolling Along
I’m a nomad when it comes to golf balls. Some days a Titleist feels good, others a Srixon. Often, I sprinkle in other brands. One I’ve ... -
Do you have a long iron in your bag?
Even as a low-handicapper, I ditched my long irons earlier this year in favor of a hybrid and 7-wood. And I’m thrilled. But there are still ... -
Titleist Players Listen Up, The New Irons Are Here
A devout Titleist AP1 iron player, I’d be hard-pressed to swap sets anytime soon. But I just found some new clubs that might convince me otherwise: ... -
Checking Out The Cobra F-Max
Six weeks ago, I sneak-previewed Cobra’s brand-new F-MAX driver and irons that debuted Aug. 1. A single-digit handicap, I was initially apprehensive to try these super ... -
Just For Her: New Technology Advances the Women’s Game
Women’s golf clubs used to be a collective afterthought: Ma ny companies merely took their men’s models and slapped a lightweight shaft and a coat of ... -
A Smart Approach To Chipping
Taking delicate chip shots seems to be difficult for most mid-to-high handicaps. After all, many Southern California courses have tightly cropped grass around the green. I ... -
Lofty Hopes for Ping’s Latest Irons
Of all the new PING G400 clubs introduced Monday, I’m most excited to try the iron. For years, I’ve been enamored with the playability of the ... -
Getting My Kicks
Golf shoes have increasingly gotten oh-so-comfy. Midsole and insole technology, new materials and contoured designs have all played key roles in helping your feet stay comfortable ... -
These Hybrids Improve The Odds On Your Next Long Shots
Since starting fresh with an entirely new set of clubs this year, I find myself steadily relying on a hybrid — instead of a 5-iron. Until ... -
Titleist’s New $2,000 Wedge Set
How much would you pay for a wedge set, if you knew it would significantly help your short game? For $2,000, you can now visit the ...
