Product Review: TRUE Linkswear Antigravity Golf Shoes
The Antigravity combines the energy return of a high-end running shoe with the stability required for the golf swing, making it one of the most innovative golf shoes released this season.
The Antigravity combines the energy return of a high-end running shoe with the stability required for the golf swing, making it one of the most innovative golf shoes released this season.
A reliable launch monitor for $200 ($270 CDN) might seem too good to be true, but that’s exactly what the Scottish company Shot Scope has done with its revolutionary LM1.
“We took a foam that provides a real competitive advantage – more energy return and less weight – and applied it to our time-tested fundamentals of building high-performance golf shoes for players competing at the highest levels,”
I was impressed with the Downhill Control function – a benefit that will undoubtedly be handy on some of the hillier courses in the region – and the Automatic Steering Assist.
The Shot Scope V5 Watch is feature packed, easy to use and easier on the wallet than many of the golf watches on the market.
The Lux G is built to own the water, sand, dirt – pretty much anything else Mother Nature throws at you – and features a mountaineering grade rubber TOUR level tread system.
Company founder Terry Koehler has designed the Edison 2.0 wedges for the way amateurs hit the ball and the proof is in the performance.
I don’t know about you, but I’m kind of picky about my footwear. When it comes to golf, I’ve been spoiled over the years and expect my golf shoes to look good, feel good and perform well.
Along the spectrum of identifying, assessing and fixing a swing issue, The Divot Board leaps into the process early by helping golfers see the real cause of a swing fault.