Tom Usher

1 week ago | golfmagic.com | Tom Usher |Andy Roberts |Ben Smith |Alex Lodge

Think you know the rules of golf? Think again. Even lifelong players such as our very own Equipment Editor and Video Presenter Tom Usher are surprised to learn how many of golf’s quirks and technicalities fly under the radar. Some can save you strokes, others spare your dignity—but all of them are real rules, and they could change how you play your next round. Let’s tee up 10 of the most unexpected, misunderstood, and downright useful golf rules you probably didn’t know existed.

2 weeks ago | golfmagic.com | Tom Usher

Key Features:Low torque design unique sole shaping: The KBS putter shaft is bored directly toe-ward near the CG at a 1° shaft lean with 25mm onset behind the face allowing golfers to realise the benefits of a new stable, toe up design. Unique sole shaping: New and improved sole shaping to work specifically with this unique hosel configuration, engineers worked tirelessly to find new ways to improve accuracy from the moment the putter is placed behind the ball.

3 weeks ago | golfmagic.com | Tom Usher

Key Features: Centre Shaft Design: promotes a square face throughout the stroke Ai-ONE Insert: Using Artificial Intelligence (Ai), contours have been engineered onto the Aluminium backer of the White Hot insert, promoting a consistent ball speed across the face with the class White Hot feel that all players love Built in Forward Press: 3.3 degrees of forward shaft lean presets the hands in a forward press position eliminating the opening of the face that often happens when golfer forward...

4 weeks ago | golfmagic.com | Tom Usher

Key Features: High MOI design: new aluminum sole plate placed beneath a large hollow centre offers weight reallocation to the heel and toe VIBRCOR TPU insert: located behind the 304 stainless steel putter face Alignment-enhancing design: contrasting white alignment stripe draws your eye to the centre of the putter face and down your target line If you've always wanted the iconic Spider look in your bag but can't quite justify the spend, the Tour Edge Exotics Wingman 801 might just catch your...

1 month ago | golfmagic.com | Tom Usher |Andy Roberts |Ben Smith |Alex Lodge

Mini drivers are back—and they’ve never looked or performed better. In one corner, we’ve got the TaylorMade R7 Quad Mini Driver, a blast from the past dressed in retro colours and loaded with modern tech. In the other, the Callaway Elyte Mini Driver, a sleek, contemporary powerhouse that promises effortless speed and control. Our latest golf drivers test wasn’t just about distance or looks—it was about confidence.