Plugged In Golf

07/15/2026

The Callaway Quantum Max irons are modern game improvement irons made to look as traditional as they can. Lots of forgiveness-enhancing and confidence-inspiring tech.

Callaway designed the Quantum Max irons with an ultra-low center of gravity and a massive sweet spot. Our real-world testing reveals if it actually cures a poor strike.

07/15/2026

How often do you practice putting?

07/15/2026

🚨(NEW REVIEW) Golf's Quantum Mini Driver continues the momentum behind one of golf's fastest-growing equipment categories. In our team's testing, it paired driver-like ball speed with the added confidence and control that many golfers are looking for on demanding tee shots. The compact profile also proved surprisingly versatile from the fairway.

Mini drivers are no longer niche products, and the Quantum makes a compelling case for why. If you're looking for a club that bridges the gap between a driver and a fairway wood without sacrificing performance, this one deserves a serious look.

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07/15/2026

The MGI Ai Navigator Halo electric caddie offers a smooth user experience with a great remote control. GPS display isn’t a strength, but the hazard avoidance system is a positive, unique feature.

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07/14/2026

The Bag Boy Nitron Swivel push cart adds a pivoting front wheel to the excellent Nitron. Fast and easy to fold and unfold. Tons of storage. Premium construction and feel. Smooth roll.

Featuring a nitrogen-powered automatic opening framework and a 360-degree front wheel, Bag Boy promises ultimate walking convenience. Here is our real-world verdict.

07/14/2026

If you had to choose a permanent "curse," which one are you taking?

Option A: You are a god on the range. Every shot is pure. But you struggle to break 90 on the actual course.

Option B: You look absolutely hideous on the range. Shanks, thins, and toe-misses. But somehow, you grind out a 78 every time you play for money.

07/14/2026

(REVIEW) Project X's TITAN shaft delivers exactly what stronger players are looking for: stability under load, efficient energy transfer, and consistent launch conditions. In our team's testing, it paired exceptional feel with impressive dispersion, creating a shaft that encourages confident swings without feeling overly rigid.

Premium shafts are all about finding the right fit, and the TITAN gives golfers another compelling option for maximizing both speed and consistency. If you're planning a driver fitting, this is one you should have on your shortlist.

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07/14/2026

(REVIEW) Cobra Golf's OPTM X fairway wood is a strong all-around option for golfers who want speed, forgiveness, and meaningful adjustability in a compact shape. In our team’s testing, the sound and feel were excellent, good strikes produced a powerful flight, and the forged H.O.T. face helped maintain ball speed across the hitting area.

The spin profile was lower than ideal for our tester, which points toward golfers with a little more speed as the most natural fit. Cobra’s off-center weighting is designed to reduce twisting on mish*ts, and the FutureFit33 hosel offers an impressive level of control over loft, lie, and ball flight. This is a fairway wood that deserves to be tested alongside anything from the biggest names in golf.

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07/13/2026

The Takomo Ignis D2 fairway wood offers great consistency, forgiveness, and high quality at a lower price. It is easy to hit and does a good job keeping the ball in play. Not built for distance, but the overall performance should suit the intended buyer perfectly.

Takomo is shaking up the metal woods market with its low-cost Ignis D2 design. Our launch monitor testing revealed how its ball speed numbers actually compare to the premium brands.

07/13/2026

Is it acceptable to wear the logo of a "bucket list" course if you haven't actually played it?