The Callaway Supersoft has been one of the best-selling balls for a number of years now. As the name suggests, it’s a low compression and soft feeling ball, aimed at the higher handicap player. Just because it sells well doesn’t mean it’s the right choice for you. A lot of people use the wrong ball, … Read more
Titleist is the most popular ball brand on tour. They’re also some of the most expensive. Not everyone wants (or needs) to spend a fortune on balls, which is where the Titleist Velocity comes into play. Certain people want more spin around the greens. Others want lower spin off the tee. That said, the average … Read more
Wilson has been in the golf game for a long time. They’re a bit overlooked today, but if you’ve never tried their stuff, they make some really good clubs and balls. My current driver is a Wilson. My current ball is a Wilson. Both are some of the best I’ve hit. I’ve also tried one … Read more
When it comes to golf watches, the main two brands I’ve used are Garmin and Shot Scope. Before the X5, my go-to choices were the Garmin S42 and Shot Scope V3. Both have been solid watches, but they do have some downsides. My hope is that the X5 will combine the two to make the … Read more
Shot Scope is probably ranked in the top 3 for most popular GPS units. They’re well known for their GPS watches with performance tracking tags, but they’ve also started making rangefinders and more basic GPS units, like the G5. I’ve been using their products for a couple of years now and have experience with the … Read more