Dean DeCrescenzo

3 days ago | thehackersparadise.com | Dean DeCrescenzo

When it comes to affordable, game-improvement equipment that incorporates high-end technology, golfers should look no further than the Tour Edge 525 Hot Launch lineup. Although we may seem repetitive at times, it’s important to note that Tour Edge consistently offers excellent value for your money. Here at THP, we’ve been exploring the 525 series, and today, we take aim at the two drivers included in this lineup.

1 week ago | thehackersparadise.com | Dean DeCrescenzo

When engineering a better design or a more effective solution to a specific problem, the path can lead to an unconventional approach. Whatever the product, if the visuals undergo such a drastic change, there will understandably be some resistance to it. This phenomenon isn’t exclusive to golf, but let’s face it, the golf world tends to lean more toward traditionalism than toward outside-the-box thinking.

1 week ago | thehackersparadise.com | Dean DeCrescenzo

Have you ever forgone the putter and decided to putt with a wedge? I certainly have, and during a recent THP Experience at Hidden Creek, my 54° and 60° wedges served as my main putter for one of the rounds. Those in my group can confirm what my longtime golfing partner (also known as my wife) has often mentioned over the years: there are many days when I putt better with a wedge.

2 weeks ago | thehackersparadise.com | Dean DeCrescenzo

It’s U.S. Open week! When you think of the quintessential U.S. Open venue, which courses come to mind? Many might think of places like Pebble Beach, Shinnecock, Pinehurst, or Winged Foot. To me, there is no better golf course to host our national championship than Oakmont Country Club, located just 15 miles from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

1 month 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?