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TaylorMade R9 SuperTri Driver

When TaylorMade's R9 460 driver debuted, a lot of people were left wondering why the company's breakthrough Movable Weight Technology didn't appear on the gargantuan club — as it turns out, the company couldn't cut enough weight out of the 460cc head to allow both its MWT and Flight Control Technology to fit inside. Now it can. The TaylorMade R9 SuperTri Driver ($400; February 19) features a long-hitting trifecta of Movable Weight Technology, Flight Control... [More]

Brodmann Blades

Like real metal drivers did in golf, the Brodmann Blades ($100) are set to turn the world of table tennis on its ear. By moving the front and back of the paddle away from each other and removing the grip altogether, the Blades are able to offer a glove-like fit, and promise a faster and more intuitive game, more spin on the ball, and superior control. They come in a set of two, along with... [More]

Nike All Weather Golf Gloves

Because you're really no better in the slush than you are in the sun, pick up a pair of Nike's All Weather Golf Gloves ($24/pair). They'll help you keep ahold of your clubs no matter what the conditions thanks to synthetic microfiber palms that thrive in bad weather.... [More]

Garia Golf Cart

You know two things when you hear a golf cart is built at the Valmet Automotive factory in Finland (where they make the Porsche Cayman and Porsche Boxster): 1) It's going to be awesome, and 2) It's going to be awesomely expensive. The Garia Golf Cart ($17,500) is definitely both. Designed by Danish designer Anders Lynge, this sexy fairway flyer sports double wishbone front suspension, a built-in refrigerator, hand-stitched seats, hydraulic brakes on all four... [More]

Putt Arcade Golf Machine

Live in cold weather and have enough money to let yourself blow a three year's worth of greens fees on an electronic game? Then grab yourself a Putt Arcade Golf Machine ($6,900). The same version as can be found in Dave & Buster's, GameWorks, and other adult playground/watering holes across the country, Putt Arcade lets you play with real clubs and balls on two virtual courses — Las Vegas or Paradise Island — with up... [More]

TaylorMade 2009 Burner Iron Set

Improve your game from fairway to green with the TaylorMade 2009 Burner Iron Set ($700). With separately engineered long-, middle-, and short-irons, the 4-GW set features Inverted Cone Technology for an extra-large sweet spot, a multi-function sole to lower the center of gravity and reduce turf drag, and a multi-material cavity badge to dampen vibration while improving feel. We've been using these irons for most of the summer and, not coincidentally, had the best outings... [More]

DivPro

Trim your arsenal of golf tools down by picking up a DivPro ($15). This multi-functional golf tool combines a typical divot tool with a ball marker, cigar holder, club face cleaner, grip saver, and a shotgun opener for the clandestine chugging of beers mid-round.... [More]

Nike Method Putter

Normally, it takes a new club a few months after release to rack up its first win, but by the time the new Nike Method Putter ($250; February 2010) hits the streets, it will already have bagged at least five wins — including two majors. Used by both Lucas Glover and Stewart Cink to win the 2009 U.S. Open and Open Championship, respectively, the Method features new polymetal groove technology that dampens vibrations for a... [More]

Callaway Golf X-Force Swing Trainer

Battling a nasty slice or duck hook? Give the Callaway Golf X-Force Swing Trainer ($120) a try. Weighing in at twice the heft of a normal club, the X-Force is designed to help you develop proper golf muscle memory and muscle tone, letting you get a feel for the correct swing path. In addition, it has an impact feature that simulates ball striking, so you get instant feedback about your release.... [More]

Ladder Golf

Looking for a simple game to enjoy in the yard on a lazy summer day? Check out Ladder Golf ($60). Playable both indoors and out, the game has players tossing bolas from a distance of around 15 feet in an attempt to hang them on one of three horizontal bars, with the top worth three points and the bottom worth only one. The first player to 21 wins. Each Ladder Golf set comes with everything... [More]

Tiger Woods 2010 Wii Motion Plus Bundle

Practice your game at home like never before with the Tiger Woods 2010 Wii Motion Plus Bundle ($60). Thanks to the new Wii Motion Plus attachment, you get 1:1 motion tracking, so your on-screen character — whether it be Tiger, big John Daly, or a custom pimped-up version of yourself — mimics your real-life movements even more closely. Of course, this also gives you more precise control over draws and fades — great for attacking... [More]

Bushnell Golf FXi Weather Forecaster

Know the weather at your favorite course days before your tee time with the Bushnell Golf FXi Weather Forecaster ($125). This nifty gadget uses a wireless USB dongle attached to your computer to grab current, RealFeel and forecasted high and low temperatures, morning, afternoon and evening forecasts for the current and next three days, UV index, chance of precipitation, wind speed and direction. In addition, it offers an alarm with snooze, a backlight that changes... [More]

Nike SQ Dymo STR8-FIT Driver

No matter if you're pushing, slicing, fading, hooking, pulling, or drawing, this driver will have your shot fixed in no time. The Nike SQ Dymo STR8-FIT Driver ($300), available in a traditional round head or square-shape (shown), gives you eight different head positions in one club, letting you adjust face angle, lie angle, and loft for dramatically improved ball flight. The shaft on the STR8-FIT is Nike's UST Proforce AXIV Core, which features a strengthening... [More]

Polo Golf Windowpane Plaid Sweater

Look your best when the course cools down in the Polo Golf Windowpane Plaid Sweater ($245). Made with a lightweight 100% cotton knit, this striking long-sleeve pullover features solid ribs on the cuffs, hem, and collar, a v-neck cut, and a stately all-over navy and white windowpane pattern.... [More]

Monogrammed Golf Club Links

Keep track of your clubs — even if you lose them — with these Monogrammed Golf Club Links ($50). Arriving in a set of 14 with matching ball marker, each Alcoa aluminum grip-topper features your name, phone number, and single-letter monogram, raising the odds that your favorite lob wedge will find its way home, even after you drunkenly leave it near the green on the 12th hole.... [More]

BagBoy Navigator 2

Why heft and schlep your golf clubs and bag around by hand when you can have an electric cart do it for you? The BagBoy Navigator 2 ($2,000) can be operated via remote control, using the handle controls, or manually like an old-fashioned golf cart. A built in navigation system keeps the cart in line, and helps it maintain speed even when ascending or descending hilly or rough terrain. Propelled by two 140-watt motors, the... [More]

Sporting Logs

Take your sense of style and organization with you to your playing field of choice with these hand-made Sporting Logs from Rustico ($20-$60). From golf to fly fishing, there's a notebook for your interest. Each leather log book is fully customizable with a wide selection of colors and closures, and you can even have your name engraved on the cover. There's even a leather Wine Log for "indoor" interests.... [More]

Dunning Performance Woven Shirts

Dunning Sportswear (worn by Zach Johnson on the PGA Tour) is building off of its golf success with a new lifestyle collection. Specifically, the Performance Wovens shirts ($125) are, in our opinion, the perfect business casual shirt as they include moisture wicking properties, odor control and wrinkle resistance. Great for hot weather and travel, coupled with a soft hand in patterns like gingham, check and oxford.... [More]

Burton Liquid Lounger

If you need to bring the party with you, consider cramming it into the Burton Liquid Lounger ($168). This backpack-style, do-it-all bag features storage for 36 beers with a quick-grab top opening, a bottle opener zipper pull, an integrated speaker system with auxiliary input, self-draining ice storage, and included golf towel, flask, dice, beer cozies, and ping pong balls. Friends not included.... [More]

Michael Vick’s Georgia Mansion

Well, at least something good came from Michael Vick's despicable actions: his sweet-ass pad can now be yours. Michael Vick’s Georgia Mansion ($4.1 million) is an absolute gem, boasting eight bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, and a four-car garage all set on a northern Atlanta lake that also happens to be close to Sugarloaf Country Club's 18th hole. Other features include a weight room, theater, a high-end kitchen, an elevator, and a golf simulator — plus a... [More]