Why MIZUNO Don’t Make a BEST SELLING Driver? Well that’s down to one thing, people’s misconceptions about their products, Drivers and Woods especially and that goes for many other brands that aren’t necessarily known for their Woods. Lets put the…
Titleist TSR2 Driver Review with FORGIVENESS TEST. Possibly the most popular choice for fitting the most golfers, the TSR2 provides a lower spin profile and more optimised launch for the medium speed player. Offering decent forgiveness levels whilst delivering classic…
LIVE Masters 2023 RECAP: Didn’t the LIV Players do well?? 🙂 Q and A as always. For the most up to date pricing on any Foresight product either click the link directly under here or copy and paste it into…
Live Q and A with also a look at the week ahead and what videos have I in store coming up…. For the most up to date pricing on any Foresight product either click the link directly under here or…
Which IRONS Would be in my PING Golf Bag and this is only for me and my choice at my club head speed. Now Ping don’t make the old school chrome bladed iron, and if they did I would probably…
Welcome to the 5th Live Stream in The Golf Studio. All Questions welcome, I’ll try my best to answer. Join in and help other golfers learn and enjoy the game we all love more. Become a free Subscriber, click the…
Taylormade Stealth 2 Driver Review Fargiveness?? A bold marketing statement made trying to marry the holy grail of Driver physics, Distance and Forgiveness all in one. I test the Plus model to see if the lower spin profile Driver from…
Let’s be CONTROVERSIAL about SHAFT FLEX. Does it make a difference or not, shaft flex and weight and not to mention bend profile. Well YES it makes a huge difference to 99.9% of golfers out there, however there is a…
Callaway Paradym Irons Review is it their next step forward in iron technology? Well we have an A.I designed face with variable thickness and Full Face Cup for their fastest face to date. Filled with 67grams of Tungsten to try…
Mizuno S23 Wedges Finally a Wedge for EVERYONE Else! Its the redesigned ES21 wedge where Mizuno tried to centralise the sweetspot so its directly in the middle of the face. Wedges tend to have a sweetspot closer to the heel…