Hippo continues to expand under a positive kind of hex
One of the pioneers in incorporating different shapes, components and weight distribution into its clubs, Hippo Golf is opening up its lines based on hex patterns with a value-priced new driver and a progressive set of hybrids/irons, Chuck Stogel reports.

Latest for links ladies have both forgiveness and fashion
Mizuno, Tour Edge and Cobra each have their latest offerings for women's clubs that combine usefulness with fashion. Chuck Stogel says the clubs are all worth a look for the ladies.

No worms in these Burners: New TaylorMade clubs impress
Led by the Tour Burner driver, TaylorMade has introduced a new line of big sticks, fairway woods, hybrids and irons that Chuck Stogel says made a favorable impression on the CBSSports.com panel of testers.

Lopez clubs: Wide variety, fitted correctly, for women players
Nancy Lopez Golf has a fairly low profile in retail golf equipment, but Chuck Stogel says the company offers a wide variety mostly for women's players of all levels, with proper fitting emphasized as part of the equation.

MacGregor entering new era with old goal in mind
MacGregor has undergone more than its fair share of change. Now with Greg Norman aboard, Chuck Stogel says the long-time club manufacturer's MT series is trying to recapture the company's former success.

Nicklaus Golf adds high MOI, reasonably priced products to line
In an effort to join the list of companies offering high MOI products to players at all levels, Nicklaus Golf has added two new drivers, new fairway wood and hybrid series and a new set of drivers to its lineup for 2008, Chuck Stogel says.

Improved rangefinder devices help players of all levels dial in
Laser rangefinder and GPS devices have been legal for handicap and tournament play for more than two years now, and more and more players are taking advantage. Chuck Stogel looks at the new offerings from Bushnell and SkyCaddie.