You’re getting an exclusive first look at the entire 2025 Titleist T-Series lineup — the T100, T150, T250, and T350 — like you’ve NEVER seen before. We break down robot test results at both 90mph and 80mph, reveal never-before-seen 3D…
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Golf Digest equipment experts Jonathan Wall and Gene Parente dive into the mountain of data gathered by the Golf Laboratories swing robot to reveal how the newest Titeist GT drivers stack up against their older models. Should you upgrade? 👉…
Every stroke counts when precision meets pressure on the Olympic stage. A USA female golfer steps onto the green, testing her swing to dial in the perfect rhythm before the competition heats up. With every movement, she refines her technique,…
Golf Digest equipment experts Jonathan Wall and Gene Parente dive into the mountain of data gathered by the Golf Laboratories swing robot to reveal how the newest TaylorMade Qi35 drivers stack up against their older models. Should you upgrade? 👉…
Golf Digest equipment experts Jonathan Wall and Gene Parente dive into the mountain of data gathered by the Golf Laboratories swing robot to reveal how the newest Ping G440 drivers stack up against their older models. Should you upgrade? 👉…
It’s a question nearly all golfers ask themselves each season: “Should I upgrade my two or three year old driver to this years new model?” In this episode of Robo Report, Golf Digest equipment experts Jonathan Wall and Gene Parente…
It’s a question nearly all golfers ask themselves each season: “Should I upgrade my two or three year old driver to this years new model?” In this episode of Robo Report, Golf Digest equipment experts Jonathan Wall and Gene Parente…
Robotic lawn mowerKress While I love playing golf first thing in the morning, it often comes at a cost to my sanity: I often encounter the maintenance staff mowing the fairways on seemingly every hole. Those guys and their loud…
TROY, MI—A golf club is deceptively simple. It has no moving parts. Its sole purpose is to strike the ball and propel it forward.And yet, a lot of science goes into making golf clubs. Manufacturers invest significant sums in designing…