Titleist has revealed its new GT280 mini driver, which has been created to provide distance and control off the tee as well as playability from the turf, taking advantage of technology from both Titleist’s GT driver and fairway ranges to offer golfers versatile performance at the top end of their bags.
In our latest driver comparison video, Ryan tests three new 2025 low spin golf drivers at his indoor fitting studio at Howley Hall Golf Club in Leeds. Featured in the head-to-head comparison are the TaylorMade Qi35 LS, Wilson Dynapower LS Carbon, and Callaway Elyte Triple Diamond.
Do you know just how quick your swing is? The average male amateur golfer has a swing speed of around 95mph, which is why Golfshake's Ryan Rastall has tested four of 2025's best new drivers at that level to see which of them performs best for the majority of golfers.
Tour Edge has launched its new line of game improvement golf clubs, the Hot Launch 525 Series, which have been engineered to offer golfers more distance and forgiveness.
Part of its new G440 range for the 2025 golf season, PING has revealed three drivers that should offer something for every golfer, with these models achieving the lowest centre of gravity in a PING driver to date. Golfshake's Ryan Rastall has tested and reviewed the MAX and SFT for us, covering the vast majority of golfers.
With another new driver being announced for 2025, Golfshake Equipment Expert and PGA Golf Professional Ryan Rastall decided to see how the new 2025 Wilson DYNAPWR driver stacked up and performed against the new Callaway Elyte driver.
Wilson has released a trio of new DYNAPWR drivers for this season in the form of DYNAPWR LS, DYNAPWR Carbon and DYNAPWR Max, which are each fully adjustable, with heads incorporating a six-way adjustable hosel and interchangeable weights. Golfshake's Ryan Rastall has tested and reviewed each of the drivers for us.
Titleist has roared into 2025 by launching its new GT1 driver, fairway woods and hybrid, all of which have been created to provide a high launch, fast ball speeds and increased stability.
PING has introduced its new G440 family, unveiling an exciting range that includes drivers, irons, fairway woods and hybrids, which have been engineered to deliver more speed and distance.
Srixon has released its new ZXi drivers, fairway woods and hybrids, which present i-FLEX technology, a completely redesigned face thickness pattern that optimises energy transfer from the club face to the ball, resulting in maximum efficiency and enhanced ball speed.
Having carefully tested the latest products from TaylorMade and Callaway, Golfshake's Equipment Expert, Ryan Rastall, has compared the best-performing drivers from each company to see where they stack up against each other, using Trackman to assess the key numbers.
The new Qi35 drivers from TaylorMade are set to make a major impact on the marketplace this year, with each of the models being engineered through the principle of combining a high moment of inertia and a low centre of gravity to deliver both heightened forgiveness and greater distances. Golfshake's Ryan Rastall has tested and reviewed them for us.
Ready for the 2025 golf season, TaylorMade has launched its new Qi35, Qi35 LS, Qi35 Max and Qi35 Max Lite drivers, which have combined the attributes of a high moment of inertia and a low centre of gravity to deliver both forgiveness and exceptional distance.
Cleveland Golf has brought back one of its most iconic designs in the form of the all-new HiBore XL Drivers, which have deployed Artificial Intelligence to create its unique, triangular chassis, while enhancing forgiveness and maximising distance.
If you could directly compare a driver from 20 years ago against one of the leading models of 2024, how much will have changed in those two decades? That's what Golfshake's Ryan Rastall discovered when he tested his old Nike Ignite Tiger Woods Limited Edition driver against the Callaway Ai Smoke Triple Diamond that he uses and loves today.
Reflecting on the past year of golf equipment and some of the standouts that have been tested and reviewed by our Equipment Expert, Ryan Rastall, we have picked out a series of drivers, woods, irons, wedges and putters that might just give you a well-earned treat.
Tour Edge recently announced their latest and most game-changing clubs yet with the new Exotics 725 Series. The Exotics 725 Drivers sees the brand join the 10K MOI revolution and Golfshake's resident equipment expert Ryan Rastall recently got to put the E725 driver to test in our latest video.
Joining the 10K MOI revolution in golf and manufacturing their most forgiving clubs yet, Tour Edge has unveiled its Exotics 725 Series of drivers, woods, hybrids and irons.
If you're a higher-handicap golfer or someone who struggles off the tee, then the most forgiving drivers are the ones to consider. Golfshake Equipment Expert, Ryan Rastall has picked out a handful of suitable drivers that should be on your list to choose from this year.
Finding the right driver for your game is arguably the most important purchase that any golfer can make. But how does a golfer uncover that ideal club, the driver that is best suited for them?
Titleist has introduced three exciting new driver models - all part of the GT series - which have been engineered to provide exceptional looks, feel and sound, but this innovative family has also been carefully crafted to offer faster ball speeds, longer and straighter shots and greater forgiveness than any previous release from the legendary manufacturer.
Designed with shorter shafts and a smaller head footprint, the Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke Ti 340 Mini Driver aims to deliver more consistency to golfers who desire the style of a driver with the launch characteristics of a fairway wood. But does it fulfill that promise? Golfshake's Ryan Rastall found out for himself during a comprehensive review.
Manufacturers pour everything they have to offer golfers that edge off the tee with a new driver, whether it be greater distance, enhanced consistency, or higher levels of forgiveness. For 2024, the class of models is undoubtedly exceptional, and Golfshake Equipment Expert, Ryan Rastall has thoroughly enjoyed testing and reviewing all of them.
It's been another exciting year for new driver releases, but it can be a challenge to genuinely separate the model of one brand from another. Golfshake's Ryan Rastall decided to put three of this season's finest drivers to the test against each other; namely the Callaway Ai Smoke, TaylorMade's Qi10 and the PING G430 Max.
MOI has been taken to another level by TaylorMade and PING, who have both unveiled drivers with a MOI of 10,000. But how do they compare to each other? Golfshake's Equipment Expert, Ryan Rastall put both the Qi10 Max and G430 MAX 10K to the test during a recent visit to the amazing Quinta do Lago in the Algarve.
Mizuno has launched its new ST MAX driver, fairway wood and hybrid, all of which will become available from February 2024, serving as the ultra-stable members of the manufacturer's acclaimed ST-230 series.
TaylorMade has surged into the New Year by releasing its brand new family of golf clubs - the Qi10. This exciting range consists of drivers, fairway woods, rescues and irons, each designed to deliver greater levels of performance and forgiveness.
With the launch of its new Qi10 Max, Qi10 LS and Qi10, TaylorMade has declared that it has produced its most forgiving drivers yet. Ryan Rastall, Golfshake's Equipment Expert, has taken a closer look at each of the drivers for us, sharing his insights behind the technology and analysis of their performance courtesy of TrackMan.
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