If you think Ian MacCallister was miffed with the old Titleist NXT line, he's really going to be stark raving mad with the new ones.

Ian MacCallister had a chance to break a course record before. What will he do with the new NXT Tour and NXT Extreme?

The Nike Platinum and Black balls improve on their previous versions but still fall a bit short of the other premium balls in the market.

The OGA's uniform ball experiment was not even a success in the eyes of the anti-ball crowd.

The Nike Juice ball arrives at our offices and plays off Viagra and other ED medications, among other things. Have a look.

Callaway's HX Tour ball has been slightly redesigned for 2006, with changes to the cover and the production process.

The HX Pearl is Callaway Golf's first ball designed for women, though it may end up being a favorite among distance-minded men as well.

A challenger to the throne that Titleist built? TaylorMade, surprisingly, has more than this: they have a potential successor.

The USGA dips its toe into the ongoing debate over whether players with super-fast swing speeds gain an "extra boost" of distance.

This video takes you onto the driving range with Dean Snell and Sergio Garcia for the introduction of the TaylorMade TP golf balls.

TaylorMade has a new golf ball, and we've got commentary, TaylorMade CEO Mark King, Sergio Garcia, our initial on-course impressions, and a whole lot more in this special edition podcast.

Here's your insider's look at TaylorMade's golf ball launch event.

TaylorMade knows how to get the heart pumping with a fast-paced video that makes you want to go out and whack some golf balls really far.

TaylorMade's new TP Red and TP Black golf balls are the latest premium balls to hit the market, and they feature some unique technology.

Callaway has sued Acushnet over four patents pertaining to the Pro V1 golf balls. How big is this?

Titleist offers free imprinting until December 10, so order now!

Club (and shoe, ball, and glove) counts from the last major of 2005 are out. Any surprises? You betcha.

How does today's state-of-the-art golf ball stack up against a comparable ball from the mid-1980s? Let's just say there's a great distance between the two.

Titleist is suing both retailers and distributors for selling illegal, counterfeit Pro V1 golf balls.

The HX Tour golf ball — also known as the Callaway Black — has been one of the top balls on tour for more than a year. Now it has a new sibling: the HX Tour 56.

Academy Sports is found to be selling counterfeit Pro V1s.

Tiger's been tricking the Darrell Survey and playing a new ball: the Nike One Platinum.

Ernie Els is quoted as saying he's going to stick with the "old" Pro V1x, but it turns out that dead-tree publishers are, once again, using outdated information.

Bridgestone is suing Titleist for patent infringement. More details to come… but for now, here are the statements.

The Nike ONE Black is now available in… black.

The ball is going too long, right? There may be more to this than you think…

Just how good is Maxfli's BlackMAX ball? Is it good enough to knock-off the king of golf balls - Titleist's Pro V1?

Titleist is like Wal-Mart… without the low low prices. Think another ball maker can ever challenge Titleist's crown? Think again.

The Maxfli BlackMAX is the newest challenger to Titleist's dominating Pro V1/V1x. Sporting a unique dimple pattern, the ball should be available March 15, 2005.

Nike wanted players to use all-black golf balls at the Sony Open. How'd it turn out?

Nike may be asking its staff players to use black balls during the Sony Open in Hawaii.

Bridgestonge Golf introduces a new line of golf balls and clubs early in 2005 starting with its high end Tour B330 ball.

What's in store for Titleist's premier ball? The rumors are flying!

We're not talking about microscopic golf balls, but golf balls based on nanotechnology.

What ever happened to the Top-Flite Magna?

Twelve of the top fifteen finishers at the WGC-Amex play Titleist. Do you?