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1 day ago | thehackersparadise.com | James Miles

In 2022, Tour Edge made a focused effort to get into the putter game. While that specific segment has been a slippery slope for some brands, Tour Edge entered with a long history of walking the line between providing golfers with options that hit performance and price points. The Wingman 700 Series was met with overall positivity, but it wasn’t perfect. Tour Edge listened, planned, and moved forward with the knowledge they had gained to create the all-new Wingman 800’s.

5 days ago | thehackersparadise.com | Jeremy Dick

We had so much fun making predictions for The Masters we decided to go ahead and make some predictions for The 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow. Once again we were tasked with choosing the winner, a dark horse (someone not ranked in the top 25), and finally someone we thought would not live up to the hype. Do you agree with our picks? Who do you think has the best shot of being correct?

5 days ago | thehackersparadise.com | James Miles

Odyssey Golf has never been one that shies away from the putter spotlight, after all, they are the Alpha in the room when it comes to worldwide usage as well as wins. However, this one is certainly bound to be the biggest conversation lightning rod we have seen from the brand in years. When the first images leaked out from Tour with this particular release, many of us thought that there was simply no way it would actually come to retail.

6 days ago | thehackersparadise.com | Ryan Hawk

If you’ve followed THP’s home page over the last month you have likely seen quite a bit of Honma Golf. The company announced the release of the T//World 767 club series in late 2024 and we’ve been busy testing it all out. That release included a whopping four sets of irons, and at this point we’ve covered all but one of them – the TW767 Hx irons. We wouldn’t be surprised to hear some initial confusion about which TW767 iron matches which player, especially among the Tour V, Vx, and PX sets.

1 week ago | thehackersparadise.com | James Miles

Oh Canada, indeed!The Supersoft continues to be the king of the mountain as far as the non-tour golf ball segment is concerned, and though we have seen Callaway dip their toes back into the limited releases of it, they haven’t taken it this far before. Callaway Golf continues to expand its special release designs for the Supersoft as we weave our way through 2025.