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The Tour Edge Exotics E725 and C725 drivers are the latest offerings from the brand, designed with distinct player types in mind. The E725 driver is geared towards golfers looking to maximize forgiveness and stability, while the C725 driver is aimed at those seeking a lower-spinning driver with more ball speed and enhanced stability. Both drivers are crafted with cutting-edge technologies and are set to be available for pre-order on October 15, with an in-store release date of November 1. The Exotics E725 is the most stable driver ever made by Tour Edge, boasting a total MOI of over 10,000…
When it comes to the Tour Edge Exotics 725 iron family, the Illinois-based brand has designed three irons that cater to varying levels of distance, stability, forgiveness, and shot shaping for different types of golfers. The Exotics C725 is a better-player’s distance iron, the E725 is a classic game-improvement club, and the new model, the X725, is a max game-improvement offering for moderate and slower-swinging players. Each iron is equipped with similar technologies, adjusted to enhance specific traits based on player preferences. The Exotics C725 irons are engineered for single-digit handicap players seeking distance and forgiveness in a more compact…
The Tour Edge Exotics E725 and C725 fairway woods are two very different clubs designed for different player profiles. The E725 is focused on forgiveness and stability, with a low profile, high MOI design, and a 10-gram adjustable weight in the back of the sole. This weight pulls the center of gravity down and back, encouraging a higher ball flight, more spin, and greater resistance to twisting on off-center hits. The E725 also features a new variable thickness face with 3D Diamond Face technology to increase ball speed on off-center hits, as well as Tour Edge’s 360-degree Ridgeback technology for…
Tour Edge has introduced the new Exotics E725 and C725 hybrids, priced at $229.99 and $249.99 respectively, with options for Project X HZRDUS Red, Smoke Black RDX, or Mitsubishi TENSEI AV Blue shafts and Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360 grip. These hybrids are equipped with features such as a maraging steel face with a stainless steel body and carbon fiber crown for the E725, while the C725 features a maraging steel face with a titanium body and adjustable hosel. Available in various lofts, these hybrids are set to be released on October 15 for pre-order and November 1 in-stores. The…
The 2024 FedEx Fall Series is set to feature eight tournaments over an 11-week span, with the main goal for most participants being to secure status for the PGA Tour’s 2025 season. However, there will be slightly less money on the line compared to the previous year. Despite this, the perks for winning remain the same, including a two-year exemption on the PGA Tour, 500 FedExCup points, and spots in prestigious events such as the Players Championship and major championships. One new event in the Fall Series is the Black Desert Championship in Utah, while seven events from the previous…
Carrying a left-handed club as a right-hander is acceptable according to the Rules of Golf, as long as the player has a total of 14 clubs or fewer in their set. There is no specific rule regarding the makeup of the set, so having a mix of left-handed and right-handed clubs is permissible. The number of left-handed or right-handed clubs in the set does not matter, as long as the total is within the allowed limit. In a stroke-play competition, if a player mistakenly uses another player’s club and then corrects the error by replaying the stroke with their own…
The Korn Ferry Tour season-long race is heating up as 30 PGA Tour cards for the next season are up for grabs at the 2024 Korn Ferry Tour Championship. Currently, 17 players have already secured their 2025 PGA Tour card, leaving 13 spots open for the players in the top 30 at the season finale. The tournament will be held at French Lick Golf Resort’s Pete Dye Course in Indiana, a challenging par-72 course measuring 7,667 yards. Among the players who have clinched a spot on the PGA Tour for next season is Matt McCarty, who earned his card via…
Golf in South Korea is a leisurely affair, with the upcoming Bridges Cup tournament showcasing the country’s customs and traditions. Unlike in the U.S., where golfers may rush through a round, in South Korea, the game is played at a slower pace. Golf outings in South Korea are all-day affairs, with golfers arriving early to change clothes, relax in the clubhouse, and warm up before hitting the course. Trunk-slamming is not common, as players take their time preparing for their round. A round of golf in South Korea typically takes at least five hours for 18 holes, not including the…