Part of Taylormade's RocketBallz range, which includes drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons, the RocketBallz golf ball is designed for greater distance, so we thought we'd find out if it lives up to its name.

We are taking a look at the latest addition to TaylorMade's Ghost Putter range, the updated Ghost Manta Mallet Putter.

2011/12 was a very important year in driver innovation with the advent of adjustable drivers that give you all the benefits of a single purpose customised club without the hefty price tag.

 

Now in their second generation, the adjustable club market is becoming rather crowded with many manufacturers claiming to have found the winning formula. We are taking a look at this complicated market by comparing the best adjustable drivers for 2012.

Part of their much talked about RocketBallz series, TaylorMade's RocketBallz Wedge promises greater distance and improved accuracy, and we review it here.

TaylorMade Burners first burst on the scene with easy-to-hit woods that sent the ball miles off the tee. We review their Burner 1.0 Irons, designed to do the same from the fairway.

TaylorMade say their new ATV (All-Terrain Versatility) Wedge - with its strategically designed sole geometries - is the most versatile in golf, and we review it here.

With a final round of 70, Justin Rose saw off competition from Bubba Watson and Rory McIlroy to win the WGC-Cadillac Championship last Sunday. We take a look at what's in his golf bag.

TaylorMade have been busy developing a new range of clubs for 2012. The R11S series is one of their newest additions, and we got hold of the Ladies R11s Fairway Wood to test it out.

Rarely has the launch of a new line of golf equipment been so eagerly anticipated as TaylorMade's RocketBallz range. So you can imagine our excitement at getting a chance to review the TaylorMade Ladies RocketBallz Driver.

When we're out buying irons we're generally looking for four things: workability, accuracy, distance, and feel. According to TaylorMade, it's here. In a nutshell, the RocketBallz iron gives all four of those characteristics in abundance, and Graham Green reviews it here.