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This section is here to help you make sense of all the options available to you when it comes to picking your next pre-loved golf clubs. Whether you’re looking to take your game to the next level, find the perfect gift for your favourite golfer, or simply looking to pass on your previous set of clubs to the next generation of golfers, you’ll find all your answers right here!
Golf can look like an expensive sport, especially for beginners. Find how to get a quality iron set for less than $550 and well under your budget.
Find out what were the all-time best clubs used during the Masters by golfers like Patrick Reed, Hideki Matsuyama, Tiger Woods, Sergio Garcia, and Dustin Johnson.
Take a look at what golf clubs Tiger Woods used to secure his 2019 Masters title. Find out in this new feature of What's in the Bag: Masters Winners 2019 edition.
Find our suggestions of pre-loved clubs to help you build your very own golf bag for under $1000! Our choices are based on affordability and playstyle flexibility.
When you have to walk 18 golf holes, you want to be wearing the best golf shoes possible. Let us help you find the perfect pair for you and whether your golf shoes should be spiked or spikeless.
Here are our five favorite golf drivers for 2021. Find the best drivers in terms of performance & value for both pros & beginners from low to high handicappers.
Learn all you need to know about TaylorMade's new Stealth Carbonwood drivers, fairway woods, hybrids, and irons. We cover the perks of the main Stealth, Plus+, and HD models.
Pre-loved golf clubs are usually a budget-friendly alternative for golfers over brand-new golf clubs. Discover all their perks!
Need an easy golf slice fix? Here's our top picks for draw-biased golf drivers to help you correct your slice. Perfect for right and left-handed golfers alike.
We've got you covered with this simple guide to understanding a wedge’s bounce.
You've probably asked yourself this question several times over the golf season. We’re here to help you out and make sense of it.
Older is not always a bad thing. These pros and their clubs are proof that the latest is not necessarily the greatest.
