The TaylorMade M6 driver launched in February 2019 with Twist Face and a fixed Inertia Generator built for forgiveness.

Callaway Steelhead XR irons arrived in September 2016 with a 360 Face Cup and a bore-through hosel for forgiveness.

The Callaway X Hot hybrid is a 2013 model that thinned out the face of the previous RAZR X hybrid and moved the lofts a little stronger. Callaway launched it alongside an X Hot Pro version at $179 ...

The 2017 TaylorMade M2 driver is a larger, more forgiving update to the 2016 M2, announced in December 2016 and in stores in late January 2017. It kept the Speed Pocket and low center of gravity th...

The Ping Glide is a line of cast wedges built around a softer feel, sharp grooves and a choice of sole grinds, and the version you buy used today is most likely a Glide 2.0, 3.0 or 4.0. Each genera...

Titleist AP1 irons are the brand's game improvement line, built to be forgiving and easy to launch.

The Cleveland Launcher HB Turbo is a game improvement line of drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons that Cleveland released in October 2019, and it is one of the better values in the used marke...

King Cobra Oversize irons were Cobra's game improvement irons of the 1990s, built with larger heads than the compact blades most players used at the time. In used inventory they appear as the origi...

TaylorMade Burner irons are game improvement irons that TaylorMade first released around 2009 and followed with Burner 2.0 in the fall of 2010. They were built for golfers who want a larger head, a...