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NEW CLUBS FOR 2014 430 DRIVER


Better players who like to bend the ball to the right or left off the tee will love SLDR 430, with its slightly smaller head size of 430cc that makes it easier to impart shot- shaping sidespin. Like the original, full-size SLDR driver, SLDR 430 is engineered with a low-forward CG location.


FAIRWAY WOOD


Callaway’s Longest Fairway Wood Ever. It’s not easy outperforming the best fairway wood ever created. Thinner. Lighter. More robust. That’s how the Hyper Speed Face Cup delivers faster ball speeds and more distance, making X2 Hot up to 9 yards longer than the X Hot Fairway Wood. Yes, you read that correctly. Which is why the X2 Hot Fairway Wood is a technological marvel.


IRONS


TaylorMade re-introduces the Tour Preferred family of irons with dramatic performance enhancements. They have incorporated new technologies like the Speed Pocket and the milled grooves to make these irons the most technologically advanced irons ever.


NEW LOCATION


WALNUT CREEK 2099 Mount Diablo Blvd. Walnut Creek, CA 94596 Phone: (925) 588-0199


So. San Francisco* (650) 583-4653 San Rafael (415) 721-0626 Dublin


(925) 833-8950 WorldwideGolfShops.com


Rohnert Park /Santa Rosa (707) 584-4466 Seaside


(831) 583-1000 *Superstore


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