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It’s been roughly a year and a half since PXG released its first golf ball. As 2024 rounds into the home stretch, PXG’s first Xtreme Tour ball is being replaced with a pair of new offerings.

It should go without saying that adding a second ball (Xtreme Tour X) to the lineup provides greater opportunity to fit golfers and, if nothing else, increases the odds you’ll find a PXG ball to your liking.

Same, not the same

As with most golf ball releases, some things have changed while others have stayed the same.

The same (mostly) is the 338-dimple cover that carries on with the new models. It’s common to both balls and, notably, the Kirkland Signature V3. If nothing else, that last bit serves as your clue that the balls are produced by the same SM Parker factory.

I’ve mentioned it before but it’s worth repeating: neither of the two new balls is a rebranded Kirkland. Both models are unique to PXG.

Today’s deal checks all the boxes on what I’m looking for in a golf short – and what you should look for too. Comfort? Check. Modern Fit? You got it. Zero motion restriction? Oh yeah, these shorts have you covered there, too. To make it even sweeter, these won’t cost you an arm and a leg to grab a pair.

Save $15 on 7″ and 9″ Men’s Performance Shorts from Avalon Golf Co.

Premium materials, premium performance

Available in 10 different colors as well as 7″ and 9″ inseam lengths, you’re sure to find a pair that meets your preference. These shorts are constructed with “AVG Tour Fabric,” a proprietary technical blend of polyamide and elastane that is designed to breathe and stretch while keeping you comfortable all day long. With a tailored, slim fit design, you’ll look just as good (or in my case, better) as you play.

Grab a pair of the Men’s Performance shorts from Avalon Golf Co. today. You can thank me later.

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Key Highlights

Accurate and Fast: The Titan Elite rangefinder impressed testers with its quick and accurate distance measurements, offering confidence in club selection and shot execution.User-Friendly Design: The device’s ergonomic design and ease of use were noted as significant advantages, making it accessible to golfers of all skill levels.Advanced Features: Testers appreciated the rangefinder’s advanced features, including slope mode and target lock vibration, which enhanced its functionality on the course.Minor Critiques: Some testers felt the display could be clearer in certain lighting conditions and suggested improvements in the carrying case’s durability.

About Precision Pro

Precision Pro Golf, founded in 2013, has made a name for itself by producing high-quality, affordable golf rangefinders that deliver both accuracy and innovative features. Known for their customer-focused approach, Precision Pro has consistently received praise in MyGolfSpy’s “Most Wanted” testing for providing reliable products that cater to golfers’ needs without breaking the bank. The Titan Elite is the latest addition to their rangefinder lineup, promising to offer even greater precision and ease of use on the golf course.

Aesthetic appeal and first impressions

The first impressions of the Precision Pro Titan Elite rangefinder were generally positive, with testers appreciating its sleek and modern design. The compact size and lightweight build were highlighted as key features, making it easy to carry around the course.

MDGolfHacker remarked,

“The Titan Elite has a solid feel to it without being too heavy. It’s well-balanced in the hand, and the buttons are intuitively placed, which makes it easy to operate even with one hand.”

The testers also noted the rangefinder’s ergonomic design, which fits comfortably in the hand, reducing the likelihood of dropping or mishandling it during a round. The overall build quality was described as robust, with testers confident in the device’s ability to withstand regular use on the course.

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Testers Wanted: Ghost Golf Cart Bag

Ghost Golf has released a cart bag that promises to combine style with functionality, offering features like magnetic pockets and extensive storage space. Premium priced, this bag aims to deliver convenience and durability on the course. The real question is whether it justifies the investment.

Key features:

Durability: The bag is built from materials that are said to withstand regular wear and tear. Does it really stand the test of time or do signs of wear show up too quickly?Magnetic Pockets: Designed for easy access, these pockets should make it simple to grab essentials during your round. Testers will evaluate if this feature is as convenient as it sounds in practice.Storage Space: With multiple compartments, the bag claims to help organize your gear efficiently. But are these compartments genuinely useful or do they add unnecessary bulk?Colorways: Available in seven colorway options including the new Valor colorway.

What you’ll be testing

We are looking for four golfers who will thoroughly test the Ghost Golf GT-14 cart bag, focusing on how well it performs in real-world scenarios. Are the materials made to last? Is the storage as practical as it seems? Most importantly, is this bag worth its price tag? Testers will explore all of these aspects and more, providing honest, detailed feedback that will help the MyGolfSpy community decide whether this product is a wise purchase.

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Open to all registered Forum members worldwide.Registration opens Aug. 31 and closes Sept. 6.Selected testers will be announced on the Forum on Sept. 10.

This is your opportunity to put the Ghost Golf GT-14 cart bag to the test and see if it truly offers the value and performance that justify its price.

The Clinch Tactile Golf Glove claims to offer comfort, durability and enhanced grip. Designed with premium materials, this glove is intended to provide a secure fit and better control, even in challenging conditions. Priced at the upper end for golf gloves, the Clinch Tactile Golf Glove aims to stand out in the crowded golf glove market—but does it deliver on its promises?

Key features:

Enhanced Grip: The glove is designed to improve your grip, giving you more control over your shots. How effective is this grip in various weather conditions?Durability: Made from high-quality materials, the glove claims to last longer than typical golf gloves. Does it really hold up over a longer duration than your typical gamer glove?Comfort Fit: The glove is designed to provide a snug, comfortable fit, enhancing the feel and reducing hand fatigue. Is this fit as comfortable as advertised and does it maintain its shape over time?Breathability: Designed to breath and keep your hands cool even in the hottest conditions.

What you’ll be testing

We’re looking for four golfers to test the Clinch Tactile Golf Glove, focusing on its performance in real-world conditions. Does it provide the promised grip and comfort? How does it compare to other gloves on the market in terms of durability and value? Testers will provide detailed feedback on these aspects, helping the MyGolfSpy community determine if this glove is worth the investment.

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Open to all registered Forum members worldwide.Registration opens Sept. 1 and closes Sept. 7.Selected testers will be announced on the Forum on Sept. 12.

This is your chance to put the Clinch Tactile Golf Glove to the test and see if it lives up to its claims!

Want to learn more about becoming a tester for MyGolfSpy? We have a full breakdown for you here: How to be a tester guide.

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