Club Reviews

In this review, I’ll be taking a comprehensive look at the TaylorMade Qi4D driver. The Qi4D is designed to be TaylorMade’s fastest and most fittable family of drivers. The standard Qi4D model, in particular, is designed to provide a blend of forgiveness and distance, thus appealing to a wide range of golfers. While the Qi4D […]

In this review, I’ll take a comprehensive look at the PING i530 irons. The i530, as a players’ distance iron, is engineered to produce more distance via tech that includes a hollow-body design and flexible forged face. At the same time, it sports a blade-style, compact head. This iron is designed to launch the ball […]

Today, I’ll be reviewing the PING i240 irons. The i240 is designed to be an accessible players iron. While this Tour-inspired cavity back has the looks, feel and control you’d associate with a players iron, it’s also forgiving and stable. Plus, it’s engineered to be easy to launch, even if you don’t have a high […]

In this review, I’ll be taking a comprehensive look at the Titleist GT4 driver. The GT4 is the low-spin model in the GT family, aimed at golfers who consistently see spin rates of 3000+ RPMs off the tee. The driver is designed to reduce spin for more penetrating drives and more distance, and two weight ports […]

Today, we’ll be reviewing the Titleist GT3 driver. As the players model in the GT family, the GT3 is built for golfers who have a relatively consistent impact location and could benefit from robust adjustability and workability. Enabling this is a precisely adjustable CG Track. How does the GT3 driver actually perform in our evaluation? How […]

In this review, I’ll be taking a comprehensive look at the Titleist GT2 driver. As the game-improvement model in the GT family, the GT2 is built for golfers who don’t consistently find the sweet spot. It has a high-MOI design that is engineered to produce big distance at every point on the face. How does […]

Today, we’ll be reviewing the Srixon ZXi4 irons. The ZXi4 is the game-improvement model in Srixon’s ZXi family, engineered to deliver a high degree of forgiveness and distance, as well as a forged feel, in a hollow-body design. Compared to its predecessor, the ZX4 Mk II, the ZXi4 is designed to significantly improve feel and get […]

In this review, I’ll be taking a comprehensive look at the Srixon ZXi7 irons. Srixon’s ZXi7 is a players’ iron with Tour shaping that offers a high level of control. With a slim profile and muscleback cavity construction, it’s the most players-oriented model in the ZXi line, geared towards low handicappers. Compared to its predecessor, […]

Today, I’ll be reviewing the Srixon ZXi5 irons. Srixon’s ZXi5 can be considered a ‘players distance’ iron, sitting between the game-improvement ZXi4 and players’ ZXi7. It’s designed for low to mid handicaps and is engineered with a sleek address look along with distance and forgiveness. Compared to its predecessor, the ZX5 Mk II, the ZXi5 is […]

In this review, I’ll be taking a comprehensive look at the PING G440 LST driver. The G440 LST is geared towards faster swingers who want to keep their spin down to maximize distance off the tee. A hotter face, lighter configuration, and longer 46″ shaft helps foster more clubhead speed than the previous generation while preserving […]