Here’s your roundup of all the major moves in the equipment world this November.
New Gear
Callaway Big Bertha Irons Callaway announce its latest in the Big Bertha line of irons and add a hybrid with Jailbreak Technology for the first time. At nearly �1200 they’re not cheap, but should suit plenty of golfers seeking a good-looking game improvement set.
Wilson Cortex Driver Evan Hoffman was crowned as the winner of the second instalment of their Driver vs Driver competition, with his Cortex design released to the public featuring all new Fast Cage Technology.
Adidas Tour360 Shoes Get Colour Upgrade Special Autumn-inspired colour schemes for the popular shoe worn on Tour by the likes of Dustin Johnson.
Fall ball is here.
Extend your season in # TOUR360 Knit.
Now available in new colors: https://t.co/VJR2BLdbGp pic.twitter.com/HvI8WQQlN8� adidas Golf (@adidasGolf) November 26, 2018
On Tour
Charles Howell III Switches To Titleist
During his first week as a Titleist player after making the move from PXG, Howell recorded a victory at the RSM Classic at Sea Island for his first win since 2007.
Read the full WITB article and see all of his new gear here
New Wilson Irons Spotted On Tour At the Hero World Challenge, often a good time for players to try out new gear, free agent Gary Woodland arrived with a new set of Wilson Prototype blade irons.
Gary Woodland was spotted with a set of unreleased @WilsonGolf prototype blades in the Bahamas. ?? https://t.co/59n8rVAxwY pic.twitter.com/tg2RDe92DS
� Jonathan Wall (@jonathanrwall) November 27, 2018
Aaron Rai WITB The 23 year-old Englishman recorded his first European Tour victory at the Honma Hong Kong Open, setting a new course record of 61 in the process at the Hong Kong Golf Club.
You can see the full WITB article here, which includes a set of irons that Rai has been using for over four years.
Tiger Woods Goes Gold Woods was sporting the new colour scheme on his spikes in honour of the local Las Vegas Black Knights during The Match at Shadow Creek. They didn’t bring him much luck though, as he lost out on the $9 million to Phil Mickelson in a playoff.
Phil’s New Putter Mickelson put a new Prototype Odyssey Stroke Lab putter and shaft into the bag at Shadow Creek during The Match. Despite eventually coming out as the winner, neither player was firing on all cylinders and the putter could certainly not be described as hot during the drab affair. It remains to be seen whether it will be in the bag the next time he tees it up.
Coming Soon
Mizuno Driver After first being seen at the British Masters in October, the new Mizuno ST190 Driver recorded its first win courtesy of David Dixon at the PGA-Playoffs in Antalya last week.
FootJoy Seeding Ahead Of New Range
Tour seeding for the new 2019 FootJoy shoe range began at Dom Pedro, Portugal. We are looking forward to getting our hands on and reviewing the new models!
Time to show our @EuropeanTour players something brand new… ?? # shhhh #1shoeingolf pic.twitter.com/wTWecZ4qbZ
� FootJoy Europe (@FootJoyEurope) November 12, 2018
