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TrionZ for under the tree There is a reason Tour players like Morgan Hoffman, Charles Howell III, Ryo Ishikawa, Brittany Lincicome, Anna Nordqvist and Charley Hull all wear TrionZ wristbands – they look good and make you feel good. All TrionZ wristbands feature axially charged magnets arranged in alternating north- south polarity that provide increased magnetic-field flow. Available in an array of colors, TrionZ wristbands come in 11 styles and give you that competitive nature while exuding comfort and the new, sleek look. That includes the top-of- the-line Magtitan NeoLegend for men (pictured here).
$29-$199 •
www.trionz.com
Get Santa new sticks!
TaylorMade Golf always has been at the forefront of the irons revolution, and the latest-greatest include three new blades — the RSi 1, RSi 2 and TP versions. The RSi 1 and 2 models have been out since mid-November and are designed for all handicaps. The RSi 1 is a little thicker in the face than the RSi 2, meaning it’s probably more for the high handicapper. But both clubs are extremely forgiving when it comes to mishits. In fact, both are designed precisely for correcting that flaw in a golfer’s game, while the TP, which comes out in mid-January, is more for the Tour player. Get fitted online, and even talk with a TaylorMade fitter while you do it.
$799-$1,099 •
www.taylormadegolf.com Patriotic present
Just in time for the holidays, Bridgestone has introduced its B330-RX made-in-the-USA, limited-edition balls. While it has manufactured certain ball models in the U.S. for years, beginning early in 2015, it will move all of its ball operation from Japan to its North America headquarters in Covington, Ga. To celebrate the move, the USA side-stamp spelled out in American Flag-patterned letters is on each ball. In addition, the balls receive an extra dose of national pride with eye-catching red-, white- and blue-hued packaging. The ball is the same formula that amateurs have come to love about Bridgestone, with distance optimized for amateur swings.
$45 •
www.bridgestonegolf.com 12 | AZ GOLF Insider | ANNUAL 2014
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