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GigaGolfs new PowerMax GX922 iron series is the 2009 refinement over the hugely popular GX920 series from a year earlier. They are designed to be an alternative to the 2009 Callaway X-22 irons, albeit for just a fraction of the price. - [Read more]

Hireko Golf scored a big winner when their new 2009 Acer XK Irons were selected by Golf Digests 2009 "Hot List" as "Best Value" Irons. Given the big hoo-hah that these irons caused we figured we should take a closer look as well. - [Read more]

This expert golf club review discusses the Pinemeadow Golf Command BK Driver as compared to the TaylorMade r7 CGB Max Driver. Visit us to read the test results and our recommendations. - [Read more]

This expert golf club review discusses the Power Max TRX Ti Driver from GigaGolf as compared to the TaylorMade r7 CGB Max Driver. Visit us to read the test results and our recommendations. - [Read more]

These new irons by GigaGolf are a clear winner in the looks department, and they seem to underscore the new trend in golf club design that black is beautiful. More... - [Read more]

When compared to a normal driver, an offset driver allows for a split second more time before the club hits the ball. This extra time helps to turn your wrists (= close the clubface) a bit more, thereby promoting a squarer impact and... - [Read more]

What makes this club special is that it comes with a built-in draw bias. This is a great feature if you, like many other golfers, have a tendency to fade or even slice the ball. The reason for a fade / slice is... - [Read more]

These irons are game improvement irons, designed with maximum forgiveness in mind. Compared to last years model we felt that these irons launch higher due to the substantial changes in cavity and weight distribution... - [Read more]

The club boasts the maximum USGA allowed head volume of 460 cc which, together with a massive club face of 11" bulge (= distance from left to right edge of club face) and 9" roll (= total height of club face) instil great confidence at address. One of our high handicap testers... - [Read more]

The test clubs came with the standard hybrid graphite shaft and standard grip, a high quality combination that will suit most golfers. The graphite shaft is an excellent match for the club, and you should never change it to a steel shaft just to save a few bucks... - [Read more]

The 2008 version has a higher MOI, comes in draw and neutral configurations and is equipped with a VFT cup face for higher ball velocity and more distance. The neutral model includes an internal weight chip that is placed to the rear and center... - [Read more]

To be honest this was the first time I played irons that were black rather than matt or polished steel, so it took a moment to get used to it. The shining black color gives the irons a unique look, very elegant and sophisticated... - [Read more]

There is no need for a beginner to buy the golf set that your favourite PGA Golfer plays. Besides the fact that these clubs will be too difficult to play they are also way too expensive... - [Read more]

The most obvious characteristics of these irons is their wide sole, partially due to the notch cavity at the back of the clubhead. This, together with the bevelled toe reduce the turf drag when hitting in the rough... - [Read more]

A very obvious feature of these irons is their wide sole with the four additional weights in the back of it. Since these weights sit very far in the rear of the clubhead they remarkably reduce the twisting of the clubhead on miss hits and increase stability and accuracy... - [Read more]

These irons are made by welding a titanium face plate onto a steel frame. This brings the advantage that most of the clubheads weight is shifted to the perimeter, thereby increasing the sweet spot to almost the whole of the club face. In addition the titanium face, due to the way its been made, packs a real punch - even with off-center hits... - [Read more]

The use of the premium steel alloy called c455 (made by Carpenter Technology) gives the club a few distinct advantages... - [Read more]

What makes it technologically outstanding is that some of the titanium from the top of the club head (the crown) has been replaced with a lighter carbon fibre composite. The weight that was saved there was then relocated towards the rear bottom of the club head. This lowered the overall center of gravity for the club, and also reduced the twisting of the club head when it hits the golf ball... - [Read more]

The large, square shape of the clubhead is something one has to get used to, but that doesnt take long once youve hit the club. We took it to the range and also played 18 holes with it. For some of us it... - [Read more]

The large, square shape of the clubhead is something one has to get used to, but that doesnt take long once youve hit the club. We took it to the range and also played 18 holes with it. For some of us it... - [Read more]