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Callaway on the market since 1982

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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Titleist on the market since 1932

Titleist

Titleist began when a dentist, Philip Young, X-rayed a golf ball and found the core off-centre. The Pro V1 has been the most-played ball on the world’s professional tours for over two decades.

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TaylorMade on the market since 1979

TaylorMade

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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Ping on the market since 1959

Ping

Ping invented perimeter weighting, the idea behind every forgiving iron made since. It is also known for meticulous fitting, built around the colour-coded lie angle chart.

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Srixon on the market since 1930

Srixon

Srixon sits within Dunlop Sports and draws on Japanese forging tradition — the ZX irons are single-piece forgings in soft 1020 carbon steel. The Z-STAR balls are a genuine alternative to Pro V1 at a lower price.

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Odyssey on the market since 1991

Odyssey

Odyssey is the most-played putter brand on tour, and its White Hot insert defined how a putter should sound and feel. The #7 head shape and the Ai-ONE range are among the best-selling putters ever made.

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FootJoy on the market since 1857

FootJoy

FootJoy has been making golf shoes since players wore neckties on the tee and is the most-worn shoe on professional tours. The Pro/SLX and DryJoys lines are built around waterproofing and rotational stability.

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Bushnell on the market since 1948

Bushnell

Bushnell is the benchmark in laser rangefinders; its JOLT vibration lock has been copied across the market. Half-metre accuracy and fast acquisition are why most tour caddies carry one.

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ClicGear on the market since 2007

ClicGear

ClicGear built the three-wheel push trolley that folds in three movements into a package smaller than a pushchair. An aluminium frame and a clip-on accessory system made the 4.0 the most-imitated trolley around.

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BigMax on the market since 1994

BigMax

The German brand BigMax focuses on bags and trolleys, obsessing over weight and folding mechanics. The Dri Lite range delivers fully waterproof bags under 2 kg, still a rare combination.

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JuCad on the market since 1996

JuCad

JuCad hand-builds titanium and stainless trolleys in Germany, with a lifetime guarantee on the frame. It is the most expensive tier on the market, but you buy once, and sub-6 kg weights explain why.

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Galvin Green on the market since 1991

Galvin Green

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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SuperStroke on the market since 2005

SuperStroke

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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Golf Pride on the market since 1949

Golf Pride

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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Lamkin on the market since 1925

Lamkin

Lamkin is the oldest grip maker in the world and still manufactures in San Diego. The Crossline and ST Hybrid families offer aggressive texture for players in damp conditions or those who go gloveless.

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