Titleist's range of golf balls are arguably the best in the business - their ProV1 model sits atop the golfing tree, and is used by the majority of the tour pros. Some of Titleist's older ball models are similarly respectable, and their HP Tour variety are well worth a look. As they're not part of Titleist's newest ball range, the HP Tour can be fairly difficult to get hold of - that said, a quick search on eBay will show that you can pick up twenty 'pearl' grade (used but in great condition) balls for £9.95, representing very good value for money. Utilising a solid core, HP Tour balls have an especially thin cover - but how do they ...  Read the complete review

Intro ------ It's been a while since i did a review on golf so i thought i would return back to my natural habitat! I will once again stress how golfing equipment will not turn a beginner into a pro, or vice versa, so don't go out and buy the best stuff and then expect to be tiger woods over night. However, if you are a good golfer, then great equipment will make you a better than good golfer - it will improve your game. Golf balls are a key part of this, and playing with the right ones, that suit both your game and your wallet, is something which must be considered when heading out onto the course. The HP Tour --------------- Length ...  Read the complete review

Golf is one of those sports I would really love to seriously get into. I have been playing some form of golf pretty much since I was able to walk. I first played on a proper golf course around the age of eighteen. Since then I have improved my game and like to get out on the course as often as I can. To be honest that only usually means once a month over the summer months, but I still enjoy it every time I go and play. When I first started playing I didn't realise how much difference good quality equipment can actually make. Whether your talking about drivers, putters or wedges, good quality equipment will improve your game. One important area in this regard is ...  Read the complete review