Over the past few weeks we've covered the latest driver introductions by Callaway and Nike, Tour Edge, and Cleveland. Except for Tour Edge, every company brought out two different models at the same time… one more conventional and workable, the other more radical and forgiving.
This week and next we'll be taking a look at the latest driver and fairway wood offerings from TaylorMade. TaylorMade has also followed the "two model" format.
What's so interesting about the TaylorMade unveiling of its SuperQuad and Burner drivers at last week's PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando is that their stated MOI number for both is very near the USGA limit. And they're not shaped like a science fair project. Here's the story…
Football season is officially over until next fall (or until training camps start in, what, April? Oh, and the draft… and college recruiting, and…) and now we can put our full attention to the world of golf.
Aaron Skidmore isn't your typical professional. In fact he never really was a pro golfer, except that he is and always will be a pro to me. I can't remember what his swing looked like and there isn't one swing tip I remember him passing on to me. He gave up the game out of necessity long before I took it up.
I've had the opportunity to review a few different sets of irons over the past six or eight months, all of which were positive experiences. I had the 
