Having an edge in golf is what the game is all about, but soon you might be able to wear that edge, or at least wear the new Sunice Edge collection of golf apparel, which promises a trimmer fit, sleek style and one packed with cool details.
The Sunice Edge is made of a range of garments that will let golfers get in the swing in layers. The outerwear is made from GORE-TEX with Paclite technology, delivering the lightest, most package of Gore’s waterproof membranes, whilst the mid-layers utilize Windstopper technology that lives up to its name. This offers breathability to offer comfort while blocking the wind for everyday play. Continue reading Sunice Looks to Get an Edge in Style
There are a seeming endless variety of wearable cameras, but when playing golf you want to keep your eyes on the ball and would rather have some way of recording your movement to know how to improve your swing. The Hammacher Schlemmer Golf Swing Recording Video Camera is such as device.
If you can’t bring down the strokes in your game perhaps it is time to try a new method, or at least give Nike Golf’s Method technology a try on the green. The Nike Method Core Weighted putter is the newest edition to the Method-franchise and it utilizes fixed weights on the heels and sole of the putter to provide proper weighting by putter length.
Sometimes the simple things are what people tend not to see or think about. That is sort of the idea of the Nextbelt, a belt designed to hold up a golfer’s pants but which has no holes. The Go-In! Golf series belt instead provides golfers with minimum adjustment by providing the wearer an adjustment pattern of ¼ inch as opposed to pin/buckle at every inch. This allows for a better fitting belt, and while it might not take strokes off the game, it will reportedly make for a bet fit for those getting in the swing of things. 
During our annual pilgrimage down to Las Vegas for Interbike, we had a chance to stop by the Bushnell Eyewear booth to checkout their current lineup. For those of you who are not familiar with the Bushnell Eyewear name, they are the parent company of Bolle and Serengetti – two high end eyewear lines. But it wasn’t the offerings under those two names that piqued our interest, it was a third name in the booth, Cébé, which caught our eye. 
Adidas has introduced a variety of new shoes this year – and now two different trends have apparently merged. Adidas has made inroads in the minimalist shoe category and has been active with a variety of golf shoes. Now the Puremotion golf shoes deliver that lightweight and minimal feel for the fairway. These shoes are waterproof and flexible, and come with a 90 day comfort guarantee.
Several news stories are making the rounds this week following the successful 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London. The question this week is “what events are missing?”
Remember that scene in the film Goldfinger where James Bond switched golf balls with the villain on the course? Goldfinger cheated, but Bond switched the balls and in the end made his gold-loving nemesis look stupid. That’s because Goldfinger didn’t personalize his ball enough.
Many companies make golf clubs, but for Miura Golf it goes much further. The company has a passion for crafting quality golf clubs, using advanced forging and CNC techniques that can help players of all levels have a better game.
This week we noted that Adidas had introduced a pair of lightweight golf shoes that seem based on its line of running shoes. But the company also apparently is looking for gold of sorts with shoes that will be worn by athletes competing at the Olympics – however it won’t be until the summer games in 2016.
For golfers who don’t want to sacrifice style for performance, the new KM-007 could be just the thing for the green. The new Miura forged irons feature quality low-carbon steel that is forged into a raw shape and then CNC (computer-numeric controlled) milled to perfection. And the new putter even features the initials of company founder and chief designer Katsuhiro Miura. With that in mind we’d love to take a swing with it!
Adidas looks to go down the same path as Nike and it ends on the golf course. The shoe maker, known for lightweight and comfortable running shoes, has introduced a line of lightweight and comfortable golf shoes.