Srixon ZXi 2027: Can an iron become too long to be better?
The new Srixon ZXi5+, ZXi5 and ZXi7 promise more speed and forgiveness. But an iron is not a driver: its job is to reach the right distance. We examine the…
Callaway Elyte Mini Driver: 18 months later, what is it actually for?
Eighteen months after its launch, what is the Callaway Elyte Mini Driver actually good for? MyGolfSpy data and several independent tests reveal how distance, spin and forgiveness can produce very…
Bag, trolley or golf cart: the one choice that really makes a difference
Does carrying your golf bag really burn more energy than pushing a trolley? And what changes when you use a golf cart? Two studies point to a clear conclusion: for…
Single-length irons: nearly a decade after Cobra’s bet, why didn’t the revolution happen?
Cobra launched ONE Length in 2017, and Bryson DeChambeau proved that single-length irons could win at the highest level. Yet nine years later, they remain a minority choice. Independent testing,…
I recommended Zepp Golf. Three years later, I changed my mind
We recommended Zepp Golf after our first test, then changed our mind three years later. Years of use and an independent comparison with TrackMan 4 reveal an important distinction between…
PING G440, one year later: what remains when the novelty wears off
One year after the PING G440 launch, what remains when the novelty wears off? MyGolfMedia combines long-term feedback and independent testing of the G440 Max, G440 K and G430 Max…
Garmin Approach R50, two years on: has it become a genuine alternative to TrackMan?
Two years after its launch, the Garmin Approach R50 has evolved significantly. We revisit its accuracy against TrackMan 4, outdoor test results, club data, software updates and what the evidence…
TaylorMade P790: eight years of innovation, but how much progress for the golfer?
Since 2017, the TaylorMade P790 has evolved through five generations and a long list of technological changes. Thinner faces, tungsten weighting, SpeedFoam, optimised CG and a larger sweet spot all…
Graphite Design Tour AD CQ: What Can This Shaft Actually Change in Your Driver?
The Graphite Design Tour AD CQ has a clearly defined profile on paper. But what can it actually change in your driver? MyGolfMedia examines its design, independent testing and the…
Callaway Quantum Max: a new face, more speed… but is that really what golfers need?
The Callaway Quantum Max introduces a new Tri-Force face combining titanium, poly-mesh and carbon fibre. MyGolfMedia cross-examines several independent tests to assess its speed, forgiveness and dispersion — and asks…