Hyper Drive

	Links Gear Cobra King Cobra L4V X Cobras most technologically advanced driver comes right up to all four USGA performance limits. >>
	Testing Grounds Ping i10 People will mistake you for a low handicapper with these clubs in the bag >>
	Testing Grounds King Cobra Baffler DWS The evolution of the hybrid continues with this latest easy-to-hit club >>
	Testing Grounds Tour Edge XCG The XCG proves good things also come in threes: distance, forgiveness, cosmetics >>
	Testing Grounds Nicklaus Polarity MTR Polarity seems to work best for players with slower swing speeds >>
	Testing Grounds Nike SQ Sumo2 This newcomer is a worthy addition to Nikes Sumo stable >>
	Testing Grounds Srixon Z-RW This driver may be Srixons breakthough turn in the club market >>
	Testing Grounds Miura Golf Precious Edition With this club in your bag, get used to people admiring iteven if they cant hit it >>
	Testing Grounds Mizuno MP-600 The MP-600 is a pleasant surprise for good players looking for a driver to complement Mizunos irons >>
	Testing Grounds Wilson Pi7 The spiritual descendent of Wilsons august iron models, with considerably more forgiveness >>
	Testing Grounds Bridgestone J36 Combo Bridgestone offers a chance to seamlessly shore up the weaknesses in your bag >>

Testing Grounds Cleveland HiBore XLS

By Tom Cunneff Clevelands tweaks to the XLS hybrid have real benefits, both in performance and appearance >>

Testing Grounds Titleist AP1

By Tom Cunneff The AP1 is a good crossover club that may appeal to mid handicappers >>

Testing Grounds TaylorMade r7 CGB Max

By Tom Cunneff Even chronic slicers will be hooked on the r7 CGB Max >>

Feature 10 Tips for Buying Golf Clubs

By Tom Wishon With all the options out there, you need some help before you buy your next set of golf clubs >>