When we conceived the 2013 Most Wanted Driver test we wanted it to be about one thing; performance data – and not a damn thing more. So we gathered that data. Using our launch monitors we collected a ton of data to help us determine the longest, most accurate, and best overall drivers of 2013.

That’s pretty awesome stuff, but even data-heads like us realize that some of you want us to go beyond the numbers. For those who want to know what we learned about adjustability, the impact of paint, and all of that other stuff that’s part of a golf club’s design, we put together this post to give you a bit more insight into the testing experience, and a better idea of why each club performed that way that it did. [READ MORE]

When we published the results of the MyGolfSpy 2013 Most Wanted Driver Test we knew there’d be questions. And once we had results that showed TaylorMade had produced the 2 longest drivers of 2013, and that Callaway’s Xhot was the best overall, we figured we’d get pelted with a plethora of profanity laced accusations. We’re happy to report there wasn’t much of the latter (a testament to the quality of the individuals in the MyGolfSpy Community), but there were definitely some polite questions.

The following questions were plucked from emails sent to [email protected] as well as from the comments section of the 3 articles in the test.

You asked, we answered…or at least we gave it our best shot. [READ MORE]

One look at the putter and you can see that the Mantis putter is unlike any of the others in the market. Mantis Golf believes that the matte-green finish and minimal alignment markings cause your eye to stay on the ball and not the putter during the stroke. Many of us learned the importance of “keeping your eye on the ball” during our first T-Ball practice. How else are you going to catch or hit that moving ball? But can keeping our eye on the stationary golf ball really help a golfer make more putts?

Think this is just another rangefinder review? Think again. This PinCaddie may be the best value laser rangefinder on the market today. If you want to range your distances on the golf course via laser, you need the hardware, and these, albeit cool, pieces of hardware are not typically billed as budget friendly.

That is until the recent release of Leupold’s PinCaddie Laser Rangefinder. Rather than designing a unit to displace the lasers at the top of the line, Leupold has positioned the PinCaddie at the lower end. And while it might look like any other rangefinder, this thing does more with less. CHECK THIS THING OUT!

We’ve arrived at the moment you’ve been waiting for. After teasing you with the Longest Driver of 2013, and the Most Accurate Driver of 2013, it’s time to reveal MyGolfSpy’s Most Wanted Driver of 2013. Simply put, the #1 Club on this list, is the Best Driver of 2013. Period. [READ MORE]