It's big, it's long, and it's loud… Two out of three ain't bad.

These Diablo Edge Fairway woods are going to give you at least 10 more yards than the woods you're hitting now. This is not a marketing pitch -- it's my honest review. The reason ...

This is the Baffler Rail Fairway wood, a tried and true Cobra design that has been around for 30 years. The dual rail sole catches your eye right away. The idea is to get the club moving through the rough with the smallest amount of turf drag. ...

Well, it's big. In fact, this is the biggest clubhead on a 3 wood that I've seen. It is a monster 200CC clubhead that is shaped like the wing of a fighter jet. The idea is to make the club more aerodynamic and wind-resistant so ...

The R9s with the adjustable clubfaces are among my favorites. It took me a little longer than most people to get on the bandwagon of an adjustable clubface because I was a purist and thought "You fix your swing, not your club." But that was short-sighted because ...

There are two things I have to worry about when wearing sandals golfing: my feet getting sunburned and my sandals getting stinky. Oh, and my golf buddies making fun of my gnarly-looking feet. (That's three things, actually.)

These Palm Springs Ladies Golf Sandals aren't my favorite golf sandals in ...

Golf sandals are a great idea in the summer to give your feet a break and get some cool tan lines on your feet. My first real golf sandals were Bite golf sandals. I say "real" because I've played some rounds in flip flops and Chacos. I wouldn't recommend ...

I'm the guy you want reviewing golf sandals -- I'm a sandal guy. Many of rounds, I've taken ridicule and persecution as I walked up to the first tee sporting my ventilated convertible foot wear. (My friends can be a little snooty when it comes to golf apparel.) The ...

I'm going to classify these shoes under stylish and comfort opposed to performance and durability. And so comfortable they are. When you put these on for the first time, you will be amazed. The shoe feels like it has already been broken in for a ...

If you are a fan of TaylorMade clubs, then you already know about their inverted cone technology. This technology was originally developed for their drivers. It's CNC-milled directly into the back side of the golf club. This allows TaylorMade to drastically vary the thickness ...

I'm not a huge fan of these Nike Slingshot irons, although they do have some cool technology. I think the turnoff for me is the "Slingshot" printed on the back of the cavity. It looks kind of "Walmart-ish" to me.

Having said that, if you can get ...