Wilson expands its Infinite line with two zero torque mallets designed to keep the face square longer and improve start-line ...

A ton of TaylorMade golf clubs are on sale at PGA Tour Superstore right now, including the brand's highly sought-after Sim2 Max and Stealth 2 drivers. While hitting either of these helps with ...

Following significant interest on the PGA Tour, Odyssey is introducing to retail in the U.S. what was once a rare, Japanese-market exclusive product, adding five models to its Ai-ONE putter line with ...

L.A.B. Golf was the first putter company to venture into the zero-torque movement, with the DF3 as one of its most popular models. Other companies are following their lead. Golf innovation can be a ...

Sausage Golf has grown a bit of a cult following off the back of their early success of the Boudin Noir and Design No.2 putters.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Toulon Golf’s new Formula Series mallet putters offer a new take on the “zero-torque” movement with a graduated approach to line up with your natural stroke type and preferences ...

Traditional blade shapes with 303 stainless steel and lie-angle balance hint at a new direction for L.A.B. Golf.

L.A.B. Golf’s latest creations have hit the PGA Tour in the form of the new Link 2.1 and 2.2 HS blades, and our Fully ...

Ed. note: This is Part 4 of a special six-part fitting series from the minds of the world’s most skilled club-fitters. In part four of our Tour fitting series, I tapped Cody Hale of Odyssey to take us ...

When it comes to how best to improve your game on the greens, the debate over whether the blade or the mallet is a better solution seems as dubious a pursuit as deciding whether vanilla or chocolate ...

The Boudin Noir and Design no. 2 return in a limited Sausage Golf release. Here's a full breakdown of one of the hottest new brands in golf ...

PRICE: $650. Formula [90], Formula [45], Formula [CS]. Stock head weights are 355 grams. A heavy spec (370 grams) also is available. 33-38 inches. 1. Hangin’ around. While the simplicity of what “zero ...