Category Archives: golf utility clubs

Titleist 585H Utility Club The new 585H utility metals blend the best playing characteristics of fairway metals and long irons to provide greater versatility and shot making options from the tee, fairway and rough. Developed with input from touring professionals, … Continue reading →

TaylorMade R7 Draw Rescue Say goodbye to the right side of the golf course Draw-Weighted Technology concentrates weight in the back heel area, encouraging faster clubface rotation through impact to promote a draw 12% larger clubhead design than the Rescue … Continue reading →

TaylorMades Movable Weight Technology; gives players the power to change the CG to create a larger draw bias or a neutral trajectory bias, promoting greater accuracy and/or distance. Dual TLC ports, widely spaced, contribute to an MOI thats 15 to … Continue reading →

Following on from the fantastic success of the PING G5 Hybrid, Ping have taken technology to the next level by designing the PING G10 Hybrid. The PING G10 Hybrid is degigned with one thing in mind and that is to … Continue reading →

Mizuno CLK Fli Hi The CLK produces a high, straight ball flight – for a controllable alternative to lofted fairway woods or difficult long irons. An ultra light Titanium crown comprising just 2.6% of the CLKs overall head weight, allows … Continue reading →

Callaway X Hybrid Stainless steel hybrids featuring X series performance and playability with the forgiveness of a hybrid. Increased perimeter weighting and optimised centre of gravity Raises the Moment OF Inertia (MOI) for greater stability on off-centre hits resulting in … Continue reading →

Titleist 585H Utility Club The new 585H utility metals blend the best playing characteristics of fairway metals and long irons to provide greater versatility and shot making options from the tee, fairway and rough. Developed with input from touring professionals, … Continue reading →

TaylorMade R7 Draw Rescue Say goodbye to the right side of the golf course Draw-Weighted Technology concentrates weight in the back heel area, encouraging faster clubface rotation through impact to promote a draw 12% larger clubhead design than the Rescue … Continue reading →

TaylorMades Movable Weight Technology; gives players the power to change the CG to create a larger draw bias or a neutral trajectory bias, promoting greater accuracy and/or distance. Dual TLC ports, widely spaced, contribute to an MOI thats 15 to … Continue reading →

Following on from the fantastic success of the PING G5 Hybrid, Ping have taken technology to the next level by designing the PING G10 Hybrid. The PING G10 Hybrid is degigned with one thing in mind and that is to … Continue reading →