Golf Blogs

In the words of Titleist's Mary Lou Bohn, "it's no easy task for our Golf Ball R&D team to improve upon our industry leading products." It may not have been easy, but for the 2013 season, Titleist have made some changes to their Pro V1 and Pro V1x balls.

Follow my TPI assessment as I see how my swing relates to my physical abilities or lack of them

The GolfSense 3D Motion Swing Sensor attaches to your glove help your tempo and swing plane

With more information and news coming in the new year, we have an exclusive first look at the 2013 TaylorMade R1 Driver.

Why the ban on anchoring is the right thing for golf and 6 predictions for the future of putting.

Titleist sent us their latest test golf balls and we compared them the current Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls.

A pure golf break for our golf purist at Pinehurst following course changes by Crenshaw & Coore.

The OptiShot +3 Infrared Golf Simulator enables you to work on your game indoors without the weather getting in the way.

Question from Twitter: "I've potentially got around £160 to spend on a new pair of golf shoes. What would you recommend? #AskGolfalot"

Question from Twitter: "Golfalot, I'm looking to get a new putter. My current 1995 Ping Anser is too light and costs me on longer putt. My handicap is 13.5 and I have a straight stroke."

Question from Twitter: "I need help on my next ball purchase please, do I buy the Srixon Z Star, Callaway Hex Tour Black, or stay with the Titleist Pro V1? #confused"

The Ryder Cup epitomises the purest form of golf, but are the courses pure?

To preview the event and to satisfy my love for statistics, I have delved deep into the teams and course to compile some interesting numbers relating to the 39th Ryder Cup.

Do the rules of golf already prohibit long putters? The golf purist investigates.

America have dominated the history of the Ryder Cup, especially in the early days. Winning 25 of the 38 events, the Americans have produced some great Ryder Cup players, but which do you consider the greatest?