Nike’s latest addition to your golf bag is still in “pre-order only” status, but this lightweight aluminum putter is worth a look right now. It’s got a steel body and an aluminum face plus its unique design looks like a blade but swings with the stability of a much larger and heavier mallet.
Just because you like to play the game of golf, doesn’t mean you’re an aging elitist averse to real exercise. You’re a different kind of golfer, right? So why risk being mistaken for one of them. Cruise the links in some candy colored golf-specific dunks and do it with pride. Arriving early 2012. Source
This new adjustable-face driver from TaylorMade is called the RocketBallz Driver. Yeah, ballz with a Z. Thank you TaylorMade marketing, now we don’t have to come up with a punch line for this post. What else could we possibly add?
Let’s face it, when you’re trying to squeeze in nine before work, you don’t have time to play Mr. Rogers with your spikes. The new Street model from Adidas will go from the car to the cart in seconds flat. They are also 85% less ugly than normal golf shoes. Bonus!
Pro Tour players like Jason Day and veteran short-game threat, Dave Stockton, are hyping up this new putter from TaylorMade’s proven Ghost Series. Called the Spider, its design is certainly intriguing. It’s easier to align & aim and also offers adjustable weight technology letting you custom-tune the feel of the club.
The unemployment checks stopped coming, so it’s time to think like an entrepreneur. Maybe you’ve always wanted to be a professional golf ball recycler. Maybe you didn’t even know such a job existed. Now you know. Kickstart your new career with this nifty little ball trawler. Simply submerge this unit in the water hazard and pull it back & forth with a rope. When you yank it from the drink, it’ll be loaded with recovered balls. Success at last!
On the way to play your Dad’s Day 18, make one pit stop and get everything you need for a round on the links. No, not at the Pro Shop. Stop in the beer aisle at the supermarket. If you’re lucky, you’ll find these Ultimate special-edition six-packs featuring 5 Michelob Ultras and a 3-sleeve of Bridgestone e-6 golf balls.
It’s finally here, the golf ball that won’t slice. Really. This new design uses the simple principles of physics to keep your drives going straight. These balls will make you the star of your next foursome, but there’s one slight catch … they’re illegal. Because they feature an irregular dimple pattern, they are not allowed in tournament play. But hey, are you on the pro tour?
These are golf shoes. More specifically, they’re a street-inspired luxury golf sneaker. If you spaz so hard to get on the links that you can’t even make time to pull a Mr. Rogers, these are for you. When you’re trying to squeeze in 9 on your lunch hour, every second counts, right?
We all want long balls, right? The new RAZR Hawk driver from Callaway will supposedly make this dream come true. We say “supposedly” because there is, of course, the human element (your swing). But with forged composite technology, the sweet spot just got a lot bigger & easier to find.
