Welcome back, after last night's reveal of the Ai Smoke Drivers, we now have access to the new Fairway woods from the same family. Ian is in the bay to test out how these new woods feel and perform, so check it out and see if you are due for an upgrade!

A breakthrough in Fairway + Hybrid performance powered by Ai Smart Face™. These clubs incorporate a Paradym Shift for a lighter, stronger carbon chassis. Optimal launch with high speed from the tungsten speed cartridge and refined shaping with adjustability for more versatility.

Club Champion's Jason MacNiven gives you a quick insight into the new Cobra Darkspeed Driver.

 The DARKSPEED Driver family offers a streamline face to topline radius, a higher crown peak, raised skirt, and reduced clubface area to maximize speed. The LS model features a Tour inspired shape for better players that demand low spin and launch for maximum workability and control. The X model was designed for Tour and amateurs seeking a fast, low spin head that offers medium launch with plenty of forgiveness. For ultimate distance and accuracy, the MAX model delivers draw-bias and unrivaled stability in a low-mid spin design.

Zack is in the bay...  A 15 handicap golfer who is looking to shave some strokes off his game by better controlling his driver. With Ian and Mikey at the computers and some changes to his setup, 300 yard drives are now regularly attainable!

Today Ian is back home to visit the Club Champion in Glasgow Scotland and get fit for a new putter from Joe Hughes. Glasgow is one of our newest studios and has already amassed lots of postive feedback from customers. To find out what all the fuss is about, book you fitting with Joe.

Working on your game this Winter? Jason shares his thoughts, including whether you should change your clubs or shafts now or wait till the early part of 2024.  In this video, Jason gives you his expert view on the topic and what to consider before making any decisions. Bookings available in all three studios - Basingstoke, Crawley and Glasgow.

Today we have Ian and Mikey testing the Bel-Air putter vs. a classic Scotty Cameron design. The Bel-Air features a matte carbon head. The all-carbon construction, a material 5x less dense than solid steel, allows for a much larger area of forgiveness for off-centre hits. LA GOLF’s Bel-Air features the patented Descending Loft Face technology, but does this truly solve the consistency issues a solid steel putter may have? And will the grooves create better launch angles and yield more predictable rolls?