As the golf game evolves, so do golf club manufacturers. These days, there are so many different companies making clubs and they all make many different models. How are people supposed to find the right ones?
So many different companies with so much technology. Continue reading for more popular club manufacturers.
Cobra Golf may not be the most popular manufacturer out there but it makes a great driver called the Cobra S9-1. Having a street price of $300, it's not the most expensive driver but it delivers real results. In fact, this driver won the Hot List 2009 gold award for drivers under $300.
Adams Golf makes hybrids that many Champion's Tour players play but they also began making drivers. The Insight Tech A4 is their new high end driver and the sound and feel are fabulous. It is also one of the longest driver out there and the ball just flies off the club face.
Callaway Golf is very good at making clubs that are very forgiving. The FT-9 driver from Callaway is its latest and it's a very good looking club head. It also sports a ton of different lofts and options (9,10,11 degrees neutral, 9,10,11,13 in draw, 8.5,9.5,10.5 in tou and 8.5,9.5,10.5 in tour draw).
Nike Golf catapulted into the golf scene with the endorsement of Tiger Woods. I'm sure they are hard at work and Tiger must love being able to test all the different options and help them in designing the golf clubs to golf balls.
Lynx mainly sells through Golfsmith and it's not a bad brand. I'm not too familiar with them though so your mileage may vary. However, it will probably be pretty consistent if you couple it with a good shaft.
Adams may be the pioneer in hybrids but their marketing is totally taken over by the other major brands. I have no idea what fairway woods they make so I naturally think they aren't that great.
So many different companies with so much technology. Continue reading for more popular club manufacturers.
Cobra Golf may not be the most popular manufacturer out there but it makes a great driver called the Cobra S9-1. Having a street price of $300, it's not the most expensive driver but it delivers real results. In fact, this driver won the Hot List 2009 gold award for drivers under $300.
Adams Golf makes hybrids that many Champion's Tour players play but they also began making drivers. The Insight Tech A4 is their new high end driver and the sound and feel are fabulous. It is also one of the longest driver out there and the ball just flies off the club face.
Callaway Golf is very good at making clubs that are very forgiving. The FT-9 driver from Callaway is its latest and it's a very good looking club head. It also sports a ton of different lofts and options (9,10,11 degrees neutral, 9,10,11,13 in draw, 8.5,9.5,10.5 in tou and 8.5,9.5,10.5 in tour draw).
Nike Golf catapulted into the golf scene with the endorsement of Tiger Woods. I'm sure they are hard at work and Tiger must love being able to test all the different options and help them in designing the golf clubs to golf balls.
Lynx mainly sells through Golfsmith and it's not a bad brand. I'm not too familiar with them though so your mileage may vary. However, it will probably be pretty consistent if you couple it with a good shaft.
Adams may be the pioneer in hybrids but their marketing is totally taken over by the other major brands. I have no idea what fairway woods they make so I naturally think they aren't that great.
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