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Callaway release Flash 2019 club range

Callaway release Flash 2019 club range

Callaway Golf has replaced some of its most popular models to kick off 2019, with the company’s new Epic Flash and Epic Flash Sub Zero drivers and fairway woods joined by new Apex irons and hybrids. 7 Jan 2019

TaylorMade launch M5/M6 woods and updated golf balls

TaylorMade launch M5/M6 woods and updated golf balls

The start of the New Year means new equipment for many of golf’s manufacturers and TaylorMade recently announced its new M5 and M6 woods as well as improved versions of its TP5 and TP5x golf balls to start 2019. 7 Jan 2019

New Big Bertha improved at its core

New Big Bertha improved at its core

The latest iteration of Callaway’s Big Bertha irons, set to arrive in Australia before anywhere else in the world, are built for easy launch, increased distance as well as outstanding sound and feel thanks to a first in golf equipment engineering. 14 Nov 2018

Cobra introduces King F9 Speedback

Cobra introduces King F9 Speedback

Determined to end golfers being forced to choose between optimised aerodynamics and low centre of gravity (CG) in woods, and either distance or forgiveness in irons, Cobra has developed its new King F9 Speedback driver, fairways, hybrids and irons. 31 Oct 2018

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