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‘Push’ Golf Trolleys

A ‘Push’ golf trolley is a 3-wheel trolley, the third wheel on the front allowing you to push the trolley rather than the 2-wheel trolleys that you have to pull! The main benefit of a 3-wheel trolley is the ease of use over a 2-wheel version, it is much better for your body to push a trolley than twist your body pulling one. It makes walking round a gold course much easier than either carrying your bag or pulling it on a 2-wheel trolley!

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TaylorMade R9 Driver

The TaylorMade R9 was a fantastic driver released on the market in the latter half of 2009 with the majority of TaylorMade’s professionals giving it a huge seal of approval both in words and the victories on tour whilst using it. The good news is now with newer models around, the TaylorMade R9 is now a fantastic bargain, giving the more price conscious golfer a chance to buy this fantastic driver.

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Titleist NXT and NXT Tour Golf Balls

The Titleist NXT and NXT Tour are the mid-range value golf ball from the quality brand that is Titleist. Offering a combination of value and performance, they make an excellent proposition for the golfer who wants a ball that offers a consistent and quality feel, but without paying the top money. So which of the NXT and the NXT Tour should you get?

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Cobra S2 Max / S2 Max Combo Irons

The Cobra S2 Max Irons give you great distance, accuracy and forgiveness, and on top of all that, with a choice of hybrid or normal long irons, there is also the flexibility to suit your style. The S2 Max irons come with the standard cavity backed long irons, while the S2 Max Combo irons come with hybrid style irons for the 4, 5 and 6 irons. This choice to suit the golfer makes the S2 Max Irons an excellent set of clubs for the mid-high handicap golfer.

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Nike Victory Red Full Cavity Irons

The Nike Victory Red Full Cavity Irons are the mid-high handicap golfer’s version of the irons used to massive success in recent years by Woods, Casey, Cink, Kim and many other professionals on the PGA and European Tours. The full cavity back of these irons gives a good balance between forgiveness and performance, so if you want the best chance of consistency, then these will suit players with handicaps in the 20′s.

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