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Do you really need to break the bank for a driver? The Wilson Staff D300 driver is good choice for mid to high handicappers.

Offering better sound and feel, and more adjustabile than ever before, the 2017 TaylorMade M1 driver is a serious piece of kit with a price to match.

 

Callaway’s Epic driver for 2017 more than lives up to its name.  Also Read: Best Golf Drivers

Callaway's new Great Big Bertha Epic Fairway woods are simply magical. There is power, there is accuracy and there is bundles of forgiveness. 

Being able to dial in the Cobra King F7 driver to suit a certain swing should reap rewards in the performance stakes.

Wilson Staff FG Tour V6 iron review is loved by Padraig Harrington - and now us. 

Mizuno JPX900 Tour irons review is a player iron with help bolted on

The Callaway Big Bertha Fusion driver is one of the most forgiving drivers we've ever used.

 

Could this be the start of a golfing revolution? Quite possibly. Cobra are not the pioneers of the single length set - other brands have tried it, and it’s never truly taken off.

Cobra KING FORGED ONE LENGTH iron review is at least worth a try for every better player

 

Titleist 917 F2 

The Titleist 917 D2 driver is a massive improvement on its predecessor in almost every way, and it sounds like it too.

The Odyssey Works Versa #1 Wide Putter is yet another knockout flatstick from the brand.

The Bettinardi BB1F putter is utterly stunning, and performance matches the oustanding design.

Have you seen that video of Rory McIlroy holing 55 putts from six feet in a row, or slam-dunking a monster putt on glass?

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