A driving iron that does not match your swing costs more than its price tag. MyGolfSpy’s 2026 test ranks these clubs among the least forgiving it checks and says mishits
A driving iron that does not match your swing costs more than its price tag. MyGolfSpy’s 2026 test ranks these clubs among the least forgiving it checks and says mishits
A set sold for “ages 7 to 9” and a set cut for kids 47 to 53 inches tall can both land in the same eight-year-old’s bag, yet only the
What does a first-time golfer actually need in the bag, and how much of it should arrive in a single box? Golf club sets for beginners in 2027 run from
In MyGolfSpy’s 2024 super game-improvement test, a set priced around $400 finished first for forgiveness, while a rival that usually runs close to $1,000 finished second to last. That spread
The belief that pricier golf putters roll in more putts does not hold up against the 2026 test data. MyGolfSpy pushed 79 putters through its PuttView system, and a Cleveland
A golfer whose newer iron set came with a 44° pitching wedge, and who still carries a 56° sand wedge from the old bag, has a 12-degree hole between those
Most golfers should buy fairway woods they can launch from a tight lie, not the longest head in a laboratory test. That one filter explains why the 2027 shopping season
For most golfers, the smartest buy among golf club brushes is a nylon-faced model that hangs off the bag, because a brush you can grab in two seconds gets used
Buy the wrong driver and you pay twice: once at checkout, then again on every tee box where the ball drifts into the trees. Most golf drivers on shelves for
If you own a golf cart, chances are it’s a club car — the brand is practically synonymous with the category, the way “Kleenex” is with tissues. And once you’ve