GolfEquipHub helps golfers compare equipment before they buy. This page explains, plainly, where our information comes from, what we do and do not claim, and how to tell us when something is wrong.
What we do and what we don’t
Our guides are built from research. We read manufacturer specifications and manuals, independent tests published by specialist golf media, owner reports from forums and communities, and retailer listings, then compare them side by side.
We do not claim to have tested, owned or used the products we write about. When a finding comes from real-world use, we attribute it to the source that reported it, for example “owners on a specialist forum report…” or “a long-term review found…”, and we say how solid it is: a consensus across several reports, or a single owner’s account.
How we choose products
- Real and orderable. Every product is an actual model that can be ordered in the United States, named exactly as sold, with its model number where it matters.
- At least two independent sources. For each product we look for a manufacturer page plus a retailer listing, or an expert test plus a retailer listing. Two retailers count as one source. If only one source exists, we attribute it by name rather than treating it as settled.
- Versions are never merged. Many clubs, balls and accessories exist in several generations or sizes. We keep them apart and point to the exact version a source describes.
- Different golfers, different picks. We match products to a situation (budget, swing speed, how you carry or store gear) instead of declaring one universal winner.
What counts as evidence
- Manufacturer specifications, manuals and support pages for dimensions, materials, loft, weight and compatibility.
- Independent tests from specialist golf publications, with the publication and year named in the article.
- Owner reports from forums and communities, used for durability, fit, return reasons and learning curve, and attributed to where they appeared.
- Retailer listings and aggregated reviews, cited by retailer name. We never invent a quote, a rating, a review count or a username.
When sources disagree
If two sources give different numbers or conclusions, we say so, show both, and point to the label or model they refer to. We would rather show a disagreement than smooth it over.
How we handle prices
Prices change daily, so we give ranges, such as “around $70 to $90”, and each range comes from a source named in the article. We do not quote a single exact Amazon price. Always check the current price and the exact version on Amazon.com before you order.
Affiliate links and how the site is funded
GolfEquipHub is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. When you buy through a link on this site we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. Buying through our links does not change the price you pay. Read the full Affiliate Disclaimer.
Updates and corrections
Equipment changes, and so do our guides. Articles show a “Last updated” date when they have been revised after publication. If you spot an error, an outdated price range or a product that has been replaced, please tell us through the contact page and we will check it against the sources and correct it.
Who writes this site
You can read about the people behind GolfEquipHub on our About page.