Callaway Chrome Tour Review 2026: 4-Piece Urethane Tour Ball
Callaway Chrome Tour review 2026: our current feel pick among tour balls, a 4-piece urethane ball with a Tour Fast Mantle that Callaway says is 16% more rigid than the previous mantle.
Callaway Chrome Tour review 2026: our current feel pick among tour balls, a 4-piece urethane ball with a Tour Fast Mantle that Callaway says is 16% more rigid than the previous mantle.
Scotty Cameron Phantom X 5.5 putter review 2026: our current premium mallet pick, milled from 303 stainless steel with an aluminium sole plate and adjustable sole weights (Scotty Cameron).
Bridgestone Tour B X review 2026: Bridgestone aims this urethane tour ball at driver speeds over 105 mph and offers free ball fitting through its MyFit tool.
Titleist Pro V1 review 2026: a 3-piece urethane tour ball with 388 dimples that Titleist markets as the #1 ball in golf, reviewed from manufacturer specifications and the sources named in the specifications table.
Cleveland HB SOFT 2 putter review 2026: our current pick under $200, with nine head shapes and Speed Optimized Face Technology at a $149.99 list price.
Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke Max driver review 2026: a 460cc driver with an AI-designed Smart Face that Callaway says sustains ball speed across the face, launched at $599.99.
Mizuno JPX925 Forged irons review 2026. Our current feel pick for 2026 — built with Mizuno’s signature Grain Flow forging process.
Cobra Darkspeed X driver review 2026: a 460cc adjustable driver that launched at $549.99 and, as a previous-generation model, now sells for less. Specs from Cobra and retailer listings.
Titleist GT3 driver review 2026. The Titleist GT3 is a precision driver, not a distance driver, built for players with a consistent impact location and a five-position CG Track.
Titleist T200 irons review 2026. Tour-inspired cavity back with a tungsten weighting system aimed at combining a players’ look with forgiveness.