Return to tradition: several companies return to their (and golf's) roots

Article Abstract:

Several golf club manufacturers are producing traditional-looking woods using modern technology for the skilled golfer. Titleist, Armour, Hogan, Wilson and Cleveland have introduced updated clubs and other companies have unveiled blade-style irons and putters with face inserts.

Acushnet Co. Titleist Golf Div., Wilson Sporting Goods Co. Golf Manufacturing, Cleveland Golf

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Into the woods

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New steel-headed woods include the updated Burner Bubble line from Taylor Made and the XLS Collection from Goldwin. Top-Flite's Intimidator 400 woods have an angled sole to provide bounce. McHenry Metals has developed the Tour Pure driver.

Product Announcement

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Larger than life

Article Abstract:

Golf equipment manufacturers are introducing big-headed woods made from a variety of materials, including stainless steel, titanium, pertanium and graphite. A selection of offerings from major manufacturers is described.

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