This was a big week for golf releases. We saw new balls, drivers, fairways, putters and a rangefinder. If you missed anything or are just here for a quick recap, we have you covered. Here are the best golf releases of the week.
Titleist GT1 driver
Historically, Titleist’s “1” driver has been the lightweight option. The new GT1 driver continues that tradition while introducing added versatility to expand the pool of players it fits. The GT1 driver features lighter components including the stock head, shaft and grip, resulting in an overall weight of approximately 50 grams less than a standard men’s build.
With the longest front-to-back profile in the GT lineup, the GT1’s modern shape boosts confidence for players who need it. The GT1 is geared towards slower swingers, players who need higher spin and launch and it can even be configured for those looking for a draw bias.
Specs and pricing
- Available in nine, 10 and 12 degrees of loft. Stock shafts include Fujikura Air Speeder Next Gen (40g, 35g options), Project X Denali Red (50g), and Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Blue (55g).
- Retail Price: $649 Pre-Sale: Feb. 2 Full Availability: Feb. 21
Titleist GT1 fairway woods
The Titleist GT1 fairway woods build on the same lightweight philosophy as the driver. The goal here is speed and forgiveness. The GT1 fairway features a shallow face profile and a slightly longer heel-to-toe footprint. Golfers should notice better turf interaction which makes it easy to hit off the ground.
Specs and pricing
- Available in 15, 18, 21 and 24 degrees of loft. Stock shafts include Fujikura Air Speeder Next Gen (40g, 35g options), Project X Denali Red (50g), and Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Blue (55g).
- Retail Price: $399 Pre-Sale: Feb. 2 Full Availability: Feb. 21
Titleist GT hybrids
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Titleist’s new GT hybrid lineup offers three distinct models (GT1, GT2, GT3). The GT hybrids emphasize stability with increased heel-to-toe MOI and interchangeable weights for customizing the center of gravity.
GT1 hybrid: The longest and highest-launching in the series, available in ultralight and standard-weight builds with adjustable weights and a .335-inch tip adapter for fairway shafts.
GT2 hybrid: A high-MOI model with a flatter leading edge, offering a 10-percent MOI improvement over the TSR2.
GT3 hybrid: Compact and iron-like, this smaller-footprint model features enhanced perimeter weighting, increasing MOI by 15 percent.
Specs and pricing
- GT1 Hybrid Lofts: 20.0, 23.0, 26.0, 29.0 (RH and LH)
- GT2 Hybrid Lofts: 18.0, 21.0, 24.0 (RH and LH)
- GT3 Hybrid Lofts: 19.0, 21.0, 24.0 (RH and LH)
- Retail Price: $329 Full Availability: Feb. 21
SuperStroke REVL grips
SuperStroke has announced its first new grip line since acquiring Lamkin: the REVL grips. The REVL grip line prioritizes control while not sacrificing comfort or durability.
Specs and pricing
- The REVL grips will be available this spring with further details on pricing and distribution expected during the PGA Show next week.
PING G440 drivers
The new PING G440 drivers combine technological innovation with performance improvements designed to meet the needs of a wide range of golfers. The driver lineup includes three models: G440 LST, G440 MAX, G440 SFT.
G440 LST: A 450-cc, low-spin driver with a compact pear shape. Available in nine and 10.5 degrees.
G440 MAX: The most versatile model with a slightly compact design. Available in nine, 10.5 and 12 degrees.
G440 SFT: A slice-reducing option available in nine and 10.5 degrees.
Specs and pricing
- Retail Price: $599.99 Available in stores starting Jan. 30.
PING G440 fairways and hybrids
The new PING G440 fairways and hybrids build on the solid foundation of the G430 lineup. Both the G440 fairways and hybrids feature PING’s Facewrap technology, Spinsistency face curvature and the new Free Hosel Design.
G440 MAX fairway: Balanced trajectory and spin with eight-percent tighter dispersion.
G440 SFT fairway: Draw-biased with a higher trajectory for golfers who struggle with slicing.
G440 LST fairway: Deeper face, lower CG and a more driver-like performance for faster swing speeds.
G440 hybrid: Comes in six lofts (2-7), lower CG, thin face, higher trajectories
Specs and pricing:
- Fairway Lofts: MAX – 3/15°, 4/17°, 5/19°, 7/21°, 9/24°; SFT – 3/16°, 5/19°, 7/22°; LST – 3/15°, 5/19°.
- Fairway Retail Price: $385 (MAX, SFT), $600 (LST).
- Hybrid Lofts: 2/17°, 3/20°, 4/23°, 5/26°, 6/30°, 7/34°
- Hybrid Retail Price: $325
PING G440 irons
The latest iron release from PING is the G440 game-improvement iron. They are smaller than the G430s and have reduced face height for a better look. Shot dispersion is reduced by 20 percent compared to the G430. The set wedges were inspired by the PING Eye 2 shape to improve bunker performance for game-improvement players.
Specs and pricing
- Available: 4-9, PW (42°), UW (47°), 52°, 56°
- Stock Shafts: PING AWT 3.0 (steel) and PING Alta CB Blue (graphite)
- Retail Price: $170 per club (steel shafts); $185 per club (graphite shafts)
- In Stores: Jan. 30
Scotty Cameron Phantom putters
Scotty Cameron expanded the popular Phantom mallet putter line with five new models, offering models for both right- and left-handed golfers. The putters feature precision milling and multi-material construction. There are also new plumber’s neck options.
Specs and pricing
- MSRP: $449 (Standard models), $499 (Phantom 11 Long).
- Pre-Sale: Jan. 30.
- Availability: Feb. 14.
Wilson Triad golf balls
Wilson’s Triad golf balls feature an updated compression (down to 80 from 86). They also feature the new ZnPCTP to help minimize ball-speed loss while preserving feel and spin. The Triad is designed for golfers looking to break 80.
Specs and pricing
- The Triad golf balls retail for $39.99 and are available in white and yellow.
Wilson Duo Soft golf balls
If you’re a Wilson DUO Soft fan, the new version will give you more of what you love. With a compression of 37, the DUO Soft remains one of the softest balls on the market for players who prioritize feel. The enhanced dimple pattern is optimized for a high-launch trajectory and a flat overall flight to maximize roll.
Specs and pricing
- Retail Price: $22.99 per dozen (available in white, red, orange, green, yellow and pink)
- Availability: In stores and online now.
Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls
Titleist celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Pro V1 with the new 2025 Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls. The balls are designed to offer more spin, more speed and some aerodynamic optimizations.
Pro V1: Lower flight, lower spin, ideal for golfers seeking a penetrating trajectory.
Pro V1x: Higher flight, higher spin, suited for players needing additional stopping power.
Specs and Pricing
- Retail Price: $54.99 per dozen
- Colors: White and High Optic Yellow
- Availability: Jan. 25
Shot Scope PRO X rangefinder
The new Shot Scope PRO X rangefinder offers personalized design plates, adaptive slope technology, target-lock vibration and an extra-strong cart magnet. The Shot Scope PRO X provides 6X magnification with a range of more than 800 yards and top-notch accuracy.
Specs and pricing
- Retail Price: $199.99
- Colors: Black and white options
- Availability: March 6
Srixon ZXi drivers
The new 2025 Srixon ZXi drivers showcase three innovative models with distinct designs. They have refined fitting options, stronger material that allows for a thinner face and enhanced ball speed from previous releases.
ZXi: The standard model offers a balance of forgiveness, low spin and speed, making it suitable for a wide range of golfers.
ZXi MAX: Prioritizes forgiveness and has the highest MOI in the lineup. It retains the older Ti51AF face material.
ZXi LS: Focused on low spin for golfers with aggressive swings. It features the latest face material and is ideal for faster swingers.
Specs and pricing
- ZXi: 9° and 10.5° lofts, Fujikura Ventus TR Blue shaft.
- ZXi MAX: 9°, 10.5°, and 12° lofts, Project X Denali Red shaft.
- ZXi LS: 8°, 9°, and 10.5° lofts, Project X HZRDUS Black shaft.
- Retail Price: $549.99
- Availability: Jan. 24
Srixon ZXi irons
Srixon introduced the ZXi series irons which feature advanced forging techniques and material upgrades. Srixon used an AI-designed variable-thickness face to maximize both ball speed and forgiveness. All ZXi irons offer seamless blending between the models.
ZXi7: Aimed at better players, these single-forged irons prioritize feel and workability.
ZXi5: Reigning Best Player’s Distance Iron, now softer with a lower CG for increased ball speed and MOI.
ZXi4: Hollow-body construction, designed for forgiveness with a focus on feel and consistency.
ZXiU Utility Irons: Sleeker design with wide soles and minimal offset for versatility.
Specs and pricing
- ZXi irons: $1,299.99 for a seven-piece set.
- ZXiU utility irons: $249.99 each.
- Availability: Jan. 24
Srixon ZXi fairways and hybrids
The new Srixon ZXi fairway woods and hybrids take a shot at improving the shortcomings of their predecessors, the ZX Mk II models. In testing, the ZX Mk II models didn’t fare too well. The new ZXi features a redesigned sole, improved aesthetics and adjustable hosel technology.
Fairway woods: Four adjustable lofts from 13.5 degrees (Strong 3) to 21 (7-wood).
Hybrids: Five adjustable lofts from 17 degrees (2-hybrid) to 28 (6-hybrid).
Specs and pricing
- Fairways: $329.99
- Hybrids: $279.99
- Release Date: Jan. 24
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