Clubs, balls and apparel assessed for the conditions you’ll actually play in: heat, humidity and the occasional monsoon.
Equipment coverage here is written around Asian conditions rather than reprinted from launch material. Grips in 90 per cent humidity, balls that spend a season in 34-degree heat, rain gear that has to survive a monsoon squall and still pack into a carry bag. These are the questions the region actually asks, and they are rarely the ones a Florida or Scottish test answers.
We do not publish paid reviews, and we do not accept equipment on terms that require a favourable verdict. Anything supplied for testing is disclosed on the piece, and returned or declared. If a club or a garment does not survive a season here, the review says so.
The first tests are being arranged, and testing takes a season to be worth reading. Until then this section is empty rather than filled, because an untested verdict is worth less than no verdict.
The women-focused apparel brand is seeking sales agencies for exclusive representation in Australia, initially targeting pro shops and resort boutiques in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.
As winter approaches, leading golf apparel manufacturers, including adidas, FootJoy, Peter Millar, and Titleist, provide guidance on performance layering to ensure comfort and unrestricted movement on the course.
Founders Bradley Cooper and Lockie Gilding aim to provide locally designed, high-quality golf wear for the Australian market, addressing a perceived gap in premium offerings.
Every review is based on actual play, hosted visits are disclosed, and no score is ever for sale.
Published by Asia Press Centre Group, a Singapore-headquartered network of 12 English-language titles.
Edited in Singapore, reviewed on the ground from Vietnam to Japan, written for golfers everywhere.