Golf gear I enjoyed in 2025
A quick list of clubs, bags, and gadgets I used this year — short notes, pros/cons, and what stood out for me.
Titleist TSR Driver — Example
My go-to driver this year — felt consistently solid off the tee and the sound was great.
- Why I liked it: Straight flight, predictable spin.
- Pros: Forgiving, great feel.
- Cons: Slightly expensive.
Forged Irons — Example Set
Great feedback around the green and consistent dispersion.
- Why I liked it: Turf interaction and feel.
- Pros: Workable shots, soft landing.
- Cons: Smaller sweet spot than game-improvement irons.
Mid-Mallet Putter — Example
Locked down my speed control on medium-length putts.
- Why I liked it: Stability through impact.
- Pros: Alignment aid, consistent roll.
- Cons: Heavier head may not suit all stroke types.
Lightweight Stand Bag — Example
Perfect balance of pockets and weight for walk rounds.
- Why I liked it: Comfortable straps and useful pocket layout.
- Pros: Lightweight, durable fabrics.
- Cons: Limited insulated pocket space.
Laser Rangefinder — Example
Accurate and quick distances helped my course management.
- Why I liked it: Pin-seeking and slope (where legal) worked well.
- Pros: Fast lock, compact size.
- Cons: Battery life could be better.
Swing Trainer — Example
Helped groove a more repeatable takeaway during practice sessions.
- Why I liked it: Instant feedback on path and tempo.
- Pros: Simple to use, portable.
- Cons: Takes some time to see carryover to the course.
