On this week's episode of GOLF's Fully Equipped, Johnny and Jake discuss the new Project X Titan and how it could set a trend ...

Twenty pounds lighter and 21 yards shorter, Bryson DeChambeau of 2019 explained his unbelievable goal to Chris Nolan, Chief Operating Officer of LA Golf Shafts. “I want to gain 20-to-25 pounds and ...

Newton Golf will introduce: New Fast Motion™️ fairway and hybrid shafts; New Motion hybrid shafts; and refined driver and fairway models across both families. “Match the Dots,” Newton Golf’s ...

Dustin Johnson told LA Golf CEO Reed Dickens that he would put the company’s driver shaft in play when it “made him better.” That day has come, as Johnson used an LA Golf driver shaft for the first ...

The technology behind the most popular driver shafts in golf, the Fujikura Ventus and Ventus TR, is now coming to the company’s latest series of iron shafts. And while that may sound like a fairly ...

The challenge isn’t finding the “best” driver in 2026, it’s finding the best driver for *your* game. This is a great place to start.

Recognition reflects strong adoption among professional club fitters and rapid traction of Newton’s fairway shafts Newton Golf Company (NASDAQ: NWTG) (“Newton Golf” or the “Company”), a ...

Xander Schauffele is changing both his driver and driver shaft to begin this season in a move that mirrors one Jon Rahm made ...

Week in and week out, the equipment scene shifts on the PGA Tour. At the Farmers Insurance Open just north of San Diego, that meant a new driver shaft and wedge grind for Adam Scott, a putter switch ...

NEWTON GOLF Company announced the success of Miguel Ángel Jiménez, who won the Kaulig Companies Championship on the PGA TOUR Champions using the company's Fast Motion Shaft. This victory marks Jiménez ...

Golf’s governing bodies announced a new model local rule Tuesday that will reduce the maximum length of driver shafts from 48 to 46 inches. The rule, which goes into effect Jan. 1, will allow the ...

Sam Snead arguably swung a golf club more smoothly, powerfully and gracefully than anyone in the history of the game. Yet, in what he would come to call his “85 percent solution,” Snead understood ...