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Callaway Apparel is something special to me, particularly outwear since one of their thermal vests was my first true piece of “golf clothing.” Ironically enough, that Callaway zip-up vest is still one of my go-to pieces of clothing whenever the weather dips below 70°. And that’s because, despite being a few years old, the zipper still easily glides up and …
I’m going to apologize in advance because this might be a little hard to believe, but this is the third consecutive year that Callaway and TaylorMade will be releasing new drivers. Third. That’s right, if you picked up an Epic or M1/M2 (Second-Generation) in 2017, you will have a driver in your bag that is now outdated by 2 more …
They’re baaaack! Yesterday, Callaway introduced the next generation of Big Bertha irons and hybrids, which will available for pre-order at the end of this month and in retail stores in January of 2019. The new iteration builds off the 2016 OS irons release and will add what they call a “suspended energy core.” That core is made up of a …
There are always a few players that like to make a splash with some unique pieces of equipment at some tournaments. Wesley Bryan has decided to make his unique mark at the Phoenix Open. Bryan made headlines last year when he won his first career PGA TOUR event at the RBC Heritage. The win wasn’t necessarily what got him the …
As if yesterday’s news wasn’t enough, Callaway isn’t done Jailbreaking. Instead, Callaway revealed the new Rogue hybrids and… wait for it… they have Jailbreak too! Similar to the new Rogue Fairway Woods, the Rogue Hybrids will have steel, in contrast to titanium in the Rogue Drivers, rods connecting the crown and sole of the club head, which will help transfer a lot …
On January 27, 2017, Callaway released the Epic series drivers and, in sum, the standard Epic and Epic Sub Zero (the low-spin model) were both epic. In fact, a majority of golfers saw ball speeds increase more than 3 MPH, all thanks to Jailbreak technology—two titanium rods that were positioned just behind the club face and connected the crown and sole together. …
One company that is starting to reel in some big fish for their brand is Callaway Golf. Callaway made an expected splash yesterday, adding Sergio Garcia to the fold after the Spaniard had spent the past decade and a half with TaylorMade. It was not a huge surprise, however, as TaylorMade announced in November that Sergio would no longer be …
Don’t get me wrong, I love new golf clubs. In fact, I just got custom fit (for the first time) for everything but my putter this past August. And I loved it. Besides the obvious benefits of fitting (some added distance and, more importantly, better dispersion), it’s nice just to have clubs that are unique and were built for you. But golf …
2017 has been a wild year. We’ve recently been very happy (Tiger Woods and the Hero World Challenge), but it’s been a long road (complete with the 45th President driving a golf cart across a green). But that’s okay, because now that 2017 is almost over, we can look forward to another year of health, happiness, and golf. But before you …
Normally every year brings the same old song and dance from club manufacturers: “Our new driver [insert crazy name] hits it 15 yards further than last year’s model.” However, how many times have we heard this story: you finally get that brand new, “totally revolutionary” driver in your hands after you just upgraded from the previous model, or maybe even …
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