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PING announce new Ketsch putter
grooves, which produce consistent results across the face. A 17-4 stainless steel sole weight creates a high Moment of Inertia (MOI) and makes the aluminium, mallet-style head highly forgiving. “What really stands out about the
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Ketsch is the captured look it provides at address, inspiring confidence and promoting a consistent stroke, the key to holing more putts,” said John A. Solheim, PING chairman and CEO. “It has three white, contrasting alignment aids extending from the top of the matte-black crown. The centre line runs all the way to the back to make aiming easy. “Our research shows that the head
shape promotes extremely consistent alignment for the majority of golfers.
ING has introduced the Ketsch putter, their newest model to benefit from variable-depth
Those factors, combined with our revolutionary variable-depth grooves and a high MOI, will help golfers putt more consistently.” Variable-depth grooves milled into
the face ensure ball-speed consistency whether the ball is struck in the centre of the face, toward the heel or toe, high or low. Grooves are deepest in the centre and shallower toward the perimeter, which PING calls True Roll (TR) Technology. PING studies show an increase in ball-speed consistency of nearly 50% compared to a non-grooved face when measured at nine points across the face. Golfers can choose a fixed-length shaſt (35 inches is standard), or they can upgrade to an adjustable-length version they can modify between 31 and 38 inches prior to a round.
New range of Tour Preferred Ball from TaylorMade
Aſter a decade of prototyping and testing with the world’s best players, the company believes the new Tour Preferred franchise is the best performing ball the company has released to date. “Golf ball
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innovation doesn’t just happen overnight. Rather, it is a series of conversation with our Tour players,” said Dean Snell, vice president of golf ball research and design. “These conversations have led to the introduction of breakthrough technologies including low drag aerodynamics for ultimate wind resistance, a five-layer construction for superior control throughout the club set and now our soſtest and most durable cover.” Key to the performance of the Tour Preferred and Tour Preferred
X golf ball line is TaylorMade’s patented and proven technologies, including a REACT Core for greater ball speed on all shots for increased distance and a new technology featured in the golf balls- Soſt Tech, TaylorMade’s soſtest and most durable cover to date. Made of a cast urethane, the new cover provides an even soſter feel around the greens than previous TaylorMade offerings.
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aylorMade Golf Company has announced the release of Tour Preferred and Tour Preferred X: two Tour-calibre golf balls.
The Ketsch is available in
three shaſt bends to fit any stroke type: Straight, Slight Arc, or Strong Arc. Results from hundreds of player and robot
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tests at PING show that golfers are more consistent with a putter balanced to fit their stroke type. The midsize PP58 black rubber grip is designed with a familiar shape, but its larger size quiets the wrists for improved confidence and stroke repeatability.
A jolt to the rangefinder market?
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ushnell Outdoor Products has introduced its
smallest, most technically advanced golf laser rangefinder – the Tour Z6 Jolt. “At Bushnell, we
continue to pride ourselves on offering advanced technologies to enhance our already industry-leading range finding products,” said Scott Peterson, product manager at Bushnell. “It is so important for golfers to get fast, precise yardages, and the Tour Z6 Jolt delivers this critical information to the golfer faster and more accurately than any other laser rangefinder.” When the golfer aims the Tour Z6 Jolt at the flag, Jolt
Technology will provide short vibrating bursts to reinforce that Bushnell’s PinSeeker technology has isolated the target and locked onto the flag. Also new to the Tour Z6 JOLT is second generation
E.S.P (Extreme. Speed. Precision) Technology. Second Generation E.S.P. provides yardages five times faster and more accurately than ever before. Not only has the acquisition speed been increased to a faster level, Second Generation E.S.P. provides half a yard accuracy from 5-125 yards, and the distance is displayed to 1/10th of a yard. Having more accurate laser distances enables the golfer to strategise and hit every approach shot with confidence. The Tour Z6 Jolt will be available in March with a retail
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