Fierce competition between golf equipment suppliers in the new season

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Simpsonville, South Carolina, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) February 21, 2012 -- Many golf suppliers are prepared and release their new clubs or new models for the golf season in 2012. In the new season, there will be a fierce competition between the players, but still a competition between the golf equipment suppliers.

Taylormade launched the Taylormade R11s Driver and RBZ series (which include RBZ Driver, RBZ fairway wood and RBZ irons). After success in last year's R11 series, taylormade made more improvement for the new clubs; they are mainly designed with larger sweet spot, which will provide more forgiveness. Therefore the feeling is improved. The appearance of the new clubs is more fashionable and more attractive.

While Callaway golf are going to show their Razr Fit series and Razr X black series after last year's Razr X and Razr Hawk. Callway always uses the classic Forged Composite Technology, and the new Fit series are designed with the new developed OptiFit Technology. The new Callaway clubs are called "performance leader".

Titleist stands still with their 712 sets. Titleist says 712 irons are advanced performance, multi-material irons that offer playability, the traditional solid feel of a forged iron and contemporary yet classic looks for the skilled to highly skilled golfer.

Mizuno is preparing the JPX FLI-HITM hybrid. They say, the JPX FLI-HITM hybrid was designed to directly replace difficult to hit traditional long irons with an easy to launch, massively forgiving 'hybrid' shaped head. These JPX FLI-HI DLR's (Direct Long Iron Replacements) can be seamlessly integrated into any one of Mizuno's JPX iron sets.

Ping is proud of their G20 series (which include G20 Driver, G20 irons, G20 fairway wood and G20 Hybrid) and I20 series. Ping says that Performance of their clubs is optimized in these multi-metal irons through a progressive set design. The long irons are slightly larger, high launching and more forgiving. The smaller short irons feature less offset and provide exceptional control. Distance control and a solid feel come from a thicker hitting area and stabilizing bars in the cavity.

Let's see who will be the winner in this game.

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