Most golfers do not skip practice because they lack discipline. They skip it because the driving range is a 25-minute drive each way and the bays fill up by 6pm on a Tuesday. A backyard golf net removes both problems at once. You step outside, hit 60 balls, and walk back inside with your swing […]

Most people pick the wrong home launch monitor by sorting on price first, then discovering their garage cannot hold it. If you want the best golf launch monitors for home use, start with two numbers you already have: the usable depth of your hitting area and your ceiling height. Those two measurements eliminate entire technology […]

Most push carts are engineered for flat parkland, and you only find out on a sidehill. I have spent the last few months walking the same hilly layouts with eight different three-wheel push carts, and the failures repeat: a narrow frame that leans into the fall line, a brake that bites fine on level ground […]

If you push a cart around the course, the best golf bags for push carts are not the same bags the manufacturers advertise to riding-cart owners. Most cart bags are designed to sit between two wide brackets and lock into a molded cradle. A push cart holds the bag at two points with elastic straps […]

If you want one device that covers the whole 300-dollar budget class, the Callaway 300 Pro is the rangefinder I would hand you first. It measures 5 to 1000 yards through 6x magnification, carries a physical slope on/off switch for tournament rounds, and clips to your cart with a built-in magnet. Everything in this list […]

If you only remember one thing from this guide: the easiest putter for a beginner to hit is a high-moment-of-inertia mallet with visible alignment aids. The heavy head resists twisting on off-center strikes, and the sight lines let you see whether the face is square before you stroke it. We spent weeks putting with all […]

If your driver miss curves right while your irons fly acceptably, the fastest fix is a club built to fight that exact shape. The TaylorMade SIM2 MAX Driver is our pick for the best golf drivers for slice overall, because its oversized head resists twisting on the toe strikes that create side spin. Three features […]

Short answer: the best golf clubs for beginners are forgiving package sets built around an oversized driver with plenty of loft, cavity-back irons, hybrids instead of hard-to-hit long irons, and a putter with alignment aids. I have watched too many new players walk into a shop, freeze in front of a wall of forged tour-level […]