Fig. 1Staff PickGT3 Driver
Low-spin bomber for players who like to shape it both ways.
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The gear our testers can't stop talking about right now — updated weekly, straight from the depot floor.
Fig. 1Staff PickLow-spin bomber for players who like to shape it both ways.
Fig. 2Tour-proven blade with a face milled for pure, predictable roll.
Fig. 3The spin and feel that took over more tour bags than any other wedge.
Fig. 4Higher flight, firmer feel, and the spin control low-handicaps live on.
Fig. 5NewForged forgiveness — a players-distance iron that still feels like a blade.
Fig. 6Slope-switch laser with locked-on vibration — no more second-guessing yardage.
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Designed for the swing, not just the clubhouse. Natural movement, breathable builds, and a color story pulled off the fairway — not off a mood board.
Fig. 1Own LineClean collar, off-body fit, moisture-wicking stretch pique.
Fig. 2Own LineLight layering that packs into its own pocket — no more tying it around your waist.
Fig. 3Own LineFour-way stretch with real room for a full turn.
Fig. 4Own LineUnstructured six-panel, low profile, wears just as well off the course.
The Clubhouse Read
No. 21Every major brand fully replaced its driver lineup for 2026. If you're still shopping by last year's names, here's what actually changed — and which of the three biggest flagships fits your swing.
No. 22Premium cabretta leather gloves are competing hard on feel, synthetic options have closed the durability gap for a fraction of the price, and rain gloves remain the most underused category in golf.
No. 23Manual 3-wheel carts remain the default for walking golfers, but electric push carts have gotten light and affordable enough in 2026 that the decision increasingly comes down to hills and fatigue, not budget.
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