The Golfing Lad

TaylorMade Qi4D vs Callaway Quantum Max D: two elite 2026 draw-bias drivers head-to-head. We break down distance, forgiveness, and who each one actually suits.

Looking for the best budget golf GPS watch under 150? We tested 7 top picks for 2026 — get front, back, and center yardages without breaking the bank.

Complete odyssey 2026 putters review: Ai-DUAL insert tech, Forward Roll design, and every model from White Hot OG to AI-ONE tested. Find your putter here.

Precision Pro has built a reputation for making quality rangefinders that don’t cost a fortune. The NX10 is their latest flagship, and it’s aimed squarely at golfers who want great performance without the learning curve. I’ve been using the NX10 for several months now — through summer heat, fall winds, and everything in between. Here’s my honest precision pro nx10 review after putting it through real rounds, not just range sessions. The Bottom Line (TL;DR) The Precision Pro NX10 is…

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You don’t need to drop $400+ to get a rangefinder that actually performs. The sub-$300 market has gotten ridiculously competitive, and some of these models rival the premium options in accuracy and speed. We spent weeks testing laser rangefinders from Bushnell, Blue Tees, Precision Pro, Callaway, Gogogo, and TecTecTec. Every unit got put through real rounds — not just range sessions — to see how they handle flag lock on tight pins, slope readings on hilly courses, and overall build…

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Discover the best golf launch monitors under $1000 for 2025. We tested Rapsodo, Garmin, and Voice Caddie units to find the most accurate, feature-rich options for home simulators and range practice.

Find the best golf sunglasses for every budget. From Oakley Prizm Golf to budget polarized options, we review the top picks for 2026.

If you’ve been playing golf for twenty or thirty years, you already know the game. You understand course management, you’ve grooved your swing through countless rounds, and you’ve probably forgotten more about club selection than most beginners will ever learn. But here’s the thing — your body is working with different specs than it was a decade ago, and the equipment that served you well at 45 may actually be working against you now. This isn’t about admitting defeat. It’s…

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Slapping a GPS watch on your wrist before a round is one of those small changes that makes a surprisingly big difference. You stop hunting for sprinkler heads, you stop second-guessing yourself between clubs, and you actually walk up to the ball with a plan. That said, not every golf GPS watch is worth your money — some are overpriced fitness trackers with a course database bolted on, and some are genuinely purpose-built tools that’ll change how you think about…

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