ZXi produced one of the straightest balls and tightest dispersions we saw during robot testing — even more so than ZX5. ZXi Max has more of a left bias for golfers who fight a slice.

Welcome to MythBusters, a Golf Digest+ series where we explore answers to some of golf’s most common questions through a series of tests with golfers and robots. Sometimes definitive, other times less ...

It was a triumphant return of sorts for Sougata Pahari as he watched his invention put on a show on the Hamilton Golf and Country Club driving range at last month’s RBC Canadian Open. There was ...

You’d be crazy not to test it if you’re currently in TSR4 or TSi4. Just like we’ve seen from other low-spin drivers in the marketplace, the GT4 doesn’t sacrifice forgiveness for spin.

When we test clubs, we run each 10.5-degree head at 95 mph — right around the average speed for an amateur golfer. This lets us gather a ton of useful data, from spin rate and dispersion to ball ...