CLUB SETS
Callaway XR Callaway Golf has unleashed its fastest family of clubs ever with the launch of the XR Family of Drivers, Fairways, Irons and Hybrids. A successor to the X2 Hot range which showcased the company’s No.1 selling Driver of 2014, the XR Family is the culmination of a project that brings together a host of groundbreaking technologies, all programmed to generate maximum ball speeds across every product category.
www.callawaygolf.com
Adams Tight Lies & Hybrid Irons The Tight Lies Fairway Woods and Hybrids utilise Adams award-winning Slot Technology to provide out of sight performance. The Hybrid Irons generate higher ball speeds and more forgiveness, especially on off- centre shots. The new slot design creates a spring-like effect across the entire face, expanding the sweet spot.
www.adamsgolf.eu
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Bridgestone J715 & J815 Drivers, J15F Fairway Woods, J15H Hybrids & J15 Irons The brand has applied its extensive Tour performance expertise to produce premium clubs designed to be custom-fitted and adjusted to meet the needs of each individual player. The new J15 irons – crafted in premium carbon steel for exceptional feel – feature three forged models for very different players, but all incorporate a Sure Contact Sole to deliver the sole-heel shaping that produces better turf interaction.
www.bridgestonegolf.co.uk
Wilson Staff D200 By combining Red Light Technology with club head innovations, Wilson Staff has created a Super Light range of advanced distance clubs. The new Wilson D200 family of clubs are lighter than the D100 range, but offer a powerful, balanced and solid feel thanks to precise weight positioning in each club.
www.wilson.com
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