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2 weeks ago | 
golfmonthly.com | Sam De'Ath |CONOR KEENAN |Joe Ferguson
One of the most interesting technological advancements in recent times has been the introduction of zero torque putters. The most well known exponent of zero torque technology is probably L.A.B. Golf, a company that had specialised in Lie Angle Balance technology, which eliminates torque and makes putting easier. What does this mean in layman's terms?
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1 month ago | 
golfmonthly.com | Sam De'Ath |Joe Ferguson
L.A.B. Golf undoubtedly produce some of the best putters on the market right now. They are overlooked in some quarters because of how they look and the lofty price tag they usually carry, but if you can get past the uniquely shaped, oversize heads, these putters could really help your game. L.A.B. gets its name from the Lie Angle Balance technology used, which eliminates torque and makes putting easier.
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2 months ago | 
golfmonthly.com | Michael A. Weston |Joe Ferguson
Robert Rock may have called time on his playing career, but the Englishman, who is renowned for having one of the most aesthetically-pleasing golf swings in the game, has no intention of letting his wealth of knowledge go to waste. We recently caught up with the two-time DP World Tour winner on the range to talk about what makes the perfect golf swing. Here, in his own words, Rock shares some fascinating golf swing tips and ball striking tips.
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2 months ago | 
golfmonthly.com | Joe Ferguson |David Usher
This is a predictably strong product from Ping that is going to find its way into lots of golf bags in 2025. The addition of the Carbonfly Wrap crown gives a more premium feel than ever before and the spin/launch profile will make this accessible to a broad spectrum of golfers.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
golfmonthly.com | Joe Ferguson |David Usher
This is a predictably strong product from Ping that is going to find its way into lots of golf bags in 2025. The addition of the Carbonfly Wrap crown gives a more premium feel than ever before and the spin/launch profile will make this accessible to a broad spectrum of golfers.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
golfmonthly.com | Joe Ferguson |David Usher
This is one of the best drivers TaylorMade has released in years. The stunningly futuristic aesthetic is complemented by a sound technical story and huge versatility with the weight ports on the sole. Produced great launch monitor numbers combined with a solid feel and genuine playability, making it a formidable offering for 2025.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
golfmonthly.com | Joe Ferguson |David Usher
This is one of the best drivers TaylorMade has released in years. The stunningly futuristic aesthetic is complemented by a sound technical story and huge versatility with the weight ports on the sole. Produced great launch monitor numbers combined with a solid feel and genuine playability, making it a formidable offering for 2025.
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
golfmonthly.com | Joe Ferguson
PXG Secret Weapon Mini-Driver dealsPXG is the latest major equipment manufacturer to hop on the mini-driver bandwagon by bringing to market the Secret Weapon. With this being very much a growth sector in the equipment space I was keen to see how PXG had tackled its first attempt at this type of club.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
golfmonthly.com | Joe Ferguson
Ping G440 SFT Driver dealsThe best drivers for slicers category is a competitive one, with most top manufacturers offering something to tackle the most predominant bad shot in golf. Ping has traditionally always done so with its SFT model, and 2025 sees the launch of the latest iteration the G440 SFT.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
golfmonthly.com | Joe Ferguson |Dan Parker |Sam De'Ath
Unlike its direct competition from the likes of TaylorMade, Callaway and Cobra, the team at Ping HQ works on two-year release cycles for its products. The last time we saw a whole new family of drivers introduced was G430 back at the start of 2023. However, last January, it broke its normal cadence with an 'off-cycle' release that turned out to be one of the most successful drivers of the year and one the most critically acclimated products in recent memory.
