Golf equipment is continuously advancing, and the manufacturers strive to develop new technologies and products that increase player performance levels. One of the ways this is done is by developing ...

On this week’s Fully Equipped podcast, I chatted with Johnny Wunder and Ian Fraser about the mini driver. Who’s it for? Why’s it useful? When is it a bad idea? And maybe most importantly, Can it ...

The mini driver remains a mystery for many weekend golfers. Is it a driver with a smaller profile? Is it a fairway wood with a larger profile? You're bound to get a different answer depending on who ...

Golfers are always on the hunt for the latest equipment solution to fix [enter swing problem here]. I get it. After all, as a master fitter, it’s my job to find those solutions, which is I want to ...

Question: A couple of my golf buddies swear the mini driver has changed their life off the tee. Is it really that much better than a 3-wood? Answer: It sounds like your buddies have been drinking the ...

Over the last year, so-called “mini drivers” have seen an uptick in usage on the PGA TOUR. These clubs occupy the space between a driver and a fairway wood and are mostly used as a second option off ...

Specs: Titanium body with carbon fiber crown, variable-thickness titanium face insert, two interchangeable sole weights and 33-position adjustable hosel. Loft, 13.5 degrees. Length, 43.75 inches. Who ...

Who it’s for: Golfers who want a more controllable option off the tee than a standard driver and golfers who use their 3-wood almost exclusively off the tee. Need a news break? Check out the all new ...