club sets
NIKE
VRS_COVERT The VR_S Covert is golf’s first cavity-back driver, designed for greater forgiveness. It’s also adjustable, and it’s in Rory McIlroy’s bag. The VR_S Covert irons feature hidden ‘High Speed’ cavities, to shiſt more weight to the corners to improve MOI and forgiveness. The range is due out on February 8.
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RRP: Driver: £249.99 Fairway: £159.99 Hybrid: £129.99 Irons: From £449.99 (7 clubs)
www.nikegolf.eu
COBRA AMP CELL & AMP CELL PRO
MyFly technology brings six loſt and trajectory settings to the AMP Cell driver, eight loſt settings to the fairway woods and 10 settings to the hybrids. All the clubs, due at retail on February 8, come in four colour options. AMP Cell Pro irons, promising workability for the better player, follow in April.
RRP: Driver: £249 Fairway: £189 Hybrid: £159 Pro irons: £749 (8 clubs)
www.cobragolf.com
TITLEIST
913 & AP1/AP2 The 913D2 (460cc) and 913D3 (445cc) drivers arrived at retail in November, featuring an improved SureFit Tour adjustable hosel, while the new 913 fairways and hybrids, which are also adjustable, arrive from February 8. The AP1 and AP2 irons arrived in 2012, featuring dual cavities for enhanced forgiveness.
RRP: Driver: £344 Fairway: £215 Hybrid: £197 Irons: AP1 from £93 per club; AP2 from £114
www.titleist.co.uk
Contact Richard Payne e:
richard.payne@
sportsmarketingsurveysinc.com CALLAWAY
RRP: Driver: £249 Fairway: £179 Hybrid: £149 Irons: £599 (8 clubs, steel); £729 (graphite)
www.callawaygolf.com
t: + 44 (0) 1932 345 539
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IN SEARCH OF PRECISION SMS INC. research among core European golfers in 2012 shows that German golfers spent the most on irons on average: €634 per set.
X HOT Due at retail from January 25, the X Hot driver is built with an adjustable hosel and Speed Frame Face Technology to save weight, optimise stiffness and therefore increase ball speed. Also due this month are the fairway woods, hybrids and X Hot irons, designed with deep undercut cavities.
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