Lofty trendsetters

Article Abstract:

The use of high-lofted fairway woods has become one of the fastest growing trends professional golf. A greater number of players on the PGA and LPGA tours are opting to use 7- and 9-woods rather than the comparable 3- and 4-irons because they produce higher trajectories and softer landings.

Analysis, Golf clubs (Sporting goods)

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Marrying materials ... and other news and notes from the equipment world

Article Abstract:

Highlighted golf equipment includes metal and graphite woods from Kunnan and Atrigon with prices ranging from $250-$325, irons from MacGregor Golf with prices ranging from $560-$870 for a set of eight, putters ranging from $30-$200, and wedges from Alien Sport for $100-$130.

Buyers Guide, Golfers

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Faces, places and things

Article Abstract:

Golf manufacturer Dogleg Right produces HOG putters which retail for $120-$130. The putters have an oversized shaft and tip,but no torque. Other new golfing products include Golf Star's line of woods and wedges and Black Ice's refinishing service.

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