The “C” in its name stands for Competition Spec, meaning this driver is for better players. One of the most adjustable player’s drivers on the market, this low-spin model is loaded with tech. Honestly ...

Specs: Forged 1025 carbon steel with CNC-milled faces and grooves. Who they’re for: Skilled players who want the precision, feel, and shot-shaping control of forged irons, with the flexibility to ...

Specs: Three-piece golf balls with cast urethane cover. Available: Sept 23 (Pre-sale), Oct. 28 (In stores) Who it’s for: Golfers looking for a Tour-level ball that provides stability in windy ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Tour Edge updates its Exotics line of drivers with the new C723 and E723 models. The Exotics 723 is the most technologically rich line of drivers in the Tour Edge stable, and ...

E722 Range: 4-SW. Retail: $114.99 each in graphite, $799.99 for 7-piece set; $99.99 each in steel, $699.99 for 7-piece set. C722 Range: 3-AW. Retail: $144.99 each in graphite, $999.99 for 7-piece set; ...

After Tour Edge‘s first rebrand ahead of its 40th year in 2026, the company is announcing three new iron models as part of its 2025 Exotics line. The new Exotics line features two forged players’ ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Tour Edge Exotics’ line over the years has leaned toward a certain type of high-speed, low-spin better player, but in 2022 the company is expanding its highest tech lineup of ...

Tour Edge is readying for its 40th year in 2026 with the latest iteration of its Exotics metalwood lineup. The new Exotics line includes three drivers, three fairway woods and a hybrid, all featuring ...

The compact-looking, extreme distance iron is part of the Competition sub-line, hence the C in the name, for serious players. That said, it still features game-improvement elements, such as full-face ...

There has been a growing swell of momentum in iron design towards creating the easiest-to-use clubs possible, so much so that it has almost spawned a new category - super game improvement irons. Tour ...