Training and Technology
Golf Pride
The grip line for 2010 highlights Golf Pride's technology to increase confidence and provide vibrant color options to accommodate every golfer's personal preference.
LT Golf
The EazyBag features a large slit that allows golfers to pull a club out toward them rather than out of the top of the bag, and doesn't require clubs to be pulled straight up.
Training + Technology Archive
Want to see even more content about Training and Technology? Catch up on all the stories we've published in this section in our special Training and Technology archive.
Your Clubs Worth
How much are your clubs worth, and where can you trade them in? Find out with our PGA.com Value Guide, the national standard for golf club values.
Graphite Design
Designed to provide more power and stability, the Tour AD DI shaft creates optimal launch and spin conditions to produce increased accuracy and distance.
Spotless Swing
The outside of the Spotless Swing towel is designed for golfers to clean their hands, face, golf glove and grips, while an inner compartment is for cleaning clubs.
Champ
Zarma spikes feature an innovative cushion sandwiched between a durable traction layer and a rigid attachment layer to improve grip but soften the impact of walking.
Keri Golf
Designer Keri Murschell's 2010 Newport collection of destinctly feminine golf bags showcases a new shape in a contemporary, casual chic aesthetic.
Glove It
Both the Hounds Tooth and Giraffe collections of golf accessories feature dramatic prints to complement any outfit you'd want to wear out on the golf course.
© 2003-2010 PGA / Turner Sports Interactive. All rights reserved.PGA.com is part of the Turner Sports and Entertainment Digital Network
