Callaway
Callaway changed the game in 1991 with the oversized Big Bertha driver and has been pushing head technology ever since. Today the Elyte and Paradym families are among the best-selling drivers anywhere.
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TaylorMade built the first metalwood and remains one of the most restless innovators in the long-club market. The Qi and Stealth ranges use carbon faces, moving the saved mass into forgiveness.
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on the market since 1991
Sweden’s Galvin Green solves exactly one problem: playing eighteen holes whatever the sky is doing. Every waterproof uses a Gore-Tex membrane, and its windshirts are among the lightest available.
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on the market since 2005
SuperStroke made putter grips fat enough to quieten the wrists, an idea adopted by Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy alike. The CounterCore system lets you add weight in the butt end and rebalance the club.
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on the market since 1949
Golf Pride supplies over 80 per cent of the grips used on professional tours, and Tour Velvet and MCC are effectively the industry standard. The rubber-and-cord blend holds in rain without asking you to squeeze.
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on the market since 1925