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Hot list 2026: Best drivers for high-handicap players
Our high-handicap players' average driver swing speeds run the gamut from the 80s to high 110s. As a result, the driver heads that best fit their games are also a bit all over the map.
Three new TaylorMade drivers have been spotted on the USGA conforming list ahead of this week's Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship. The heads all come under the Qi4D name and are expected to be the follow-up ...
Welcome to GOLF’s 2024 holiday edition of Our Picks, where our experts are hand-selecting the items you — and your golf-loving family and friends — need on your radar. Scroll below for our latest ...
The world's best golfer, Number One ranked Masters Champion Jon Rahm, has been using one of the hottest new drivers of 2023 as he racks up wins and Top 10 finishes. Maybe a new driver can help your ...
C6 quadriplegic racer Torsten Gross is using a hand-control 2025 VW Golf GTI and Volkswagen’s Driver Access Program to turn hot-hatch performance into a way for more disabled drivers to experience ...
With the Darkspeed Drivers, Cobra delivers clubhead speed-boosting aerodynamic shaping, a re-engineered PWR-BRIDGE and an advanced AI-designed PWRSHELL H.O.T. Face, which all work together to produce ...
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Is a mini driver worth using?
Mini drivers offer control and shot-shaping for skilled players, but can they help recreational golfers shoot lower scores?
The TaylorMade R7 Quad was a game-changer with its adjustable weights. But does this iconic driver still hold up today? We ...
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