Dean DeCrescenzo

1 week ago | thehackersparadise.com | Dean DeCrescenzo

After some recent teasing on social media, Callaway is ready for you to play in the sand. No, this isn’t another set of wedges; instead, it’s the all-new Limited Edition Elyte Sandstorm drivers. Like Callaway did last year when they released the Paradym Ai Smoke Tactical Driver, the new Elyte Sandstorm models offer a fresh take on the current Elyte drivers. Special editions often raise questions about their timing. When is it too early to introduce a new colorway?

1 month ago | thehackersparadise.com | Dean DeCrescenzo

Tour Edge consistently stands out as a company that delivers high-performing products without shockingly high prices. Year after year, their Exotics lineup has proven to compete effectively against the top-selling clubs in each segment. When you consider the value offered by their Hot Launch lineup, it’s clear that they have become the best value in golf.

1 month ago | thehackersparadise.com | Dean DeCrescenzo

It’s understandable that golfers may experience sticker shock when looking at newly released equipment. The game we love can become quite expensive. However, there’s a particular category of products that doesn’t have to break the bank: rangefinders. While some brands do carry premium price tags, there are many options available that offer good performance for under $199.

2 months ago | thehackersparadise.com | Dean DeCrescenzo

Golf has experienced significant growth in the launch monitor market. While some units can cost over $20,000, there are also many affordable options available for under $1,000. In 2023, Voice Caddie released the SC4 launch monitor, followed by the highly anticipated SC4 Pro in late 2024. When it launched, THP provided an overview of what to expect. After spending more time with the device, we’re ready to share a deeper look at our experience with the SC4 Pro.

2 months ago | thehackersparadise.com | Dean DeCrescenzo

We are quickly closing in on The Masters, a time when most companies tend to release limited edition products to celebrate the year’s first major championship. Callaway joined the fun earlier this week when they introduced their first batch of Chrome Tour Major Series golf balls, known affectionately as “April Major.” Now, they are back to doing what they do best: releasing some new drivers. Three of them, to be exact.