Who owns tour edge

This is where Tour Edge comes into the picture and the company has effectively navigated the economic and industry downturns that have claimed other equipment makers like Ram and Nickent. Glod, a former golf professional, is unique in the industry as both a master club maker and designer as well as a company founder, giving Tour Edge a singular place in the crowded equipment sector.

Login Username. Remember Me. Forgot your password? Business Title. Just picked up the CBX 3T fairway wood. Very impressive, also have the CB Pro F2 in the three, five, and hybrid for the second bag. Through the years I have used quite a few of the TEE products. These just perform better for my game.

I can say that I have never been disappointed with any of Tour Edge Exotics clubs. A firm believer in this companies clubs. Great products. I have owned since I have a Lift Off cc head driver that consistantly hits fairways far better than my big brand cc driver. My comp tour irons are from the same year and also give me great results. Definitely quality and performance way beyond the price point! Plus, I like their sort of futuristic looks. Not sure I agree or understand this logic?

Yesterday I pulled out a CB5 and put it up against the new Exotics 3 wood. I know it was the newest model but did not care anymore about it than than. A 5 wood destroys a 3 wood, sorry you are not getting better, only astronomically more expensive for a far lesser product that is sold only in limited areas.

Maybe that so the word will not travel as fast as to how bad the the new lines are? Sad, you were about to have it and just threw it away, greed.

Great article. I think the quality,craftsmanship and innovation of exotics is evident in my set of ex-3 irons. The quad core shaft still relevant as well.

Also have the ex9 3 wood. Keep up the good work. The price was right and he hit them really well. Tour Edge Exotics EX10 hybrids are outstanding. Great feel, long, forgiving and easy to hit. Love these clubs. I picked one up last Spring and it is as good as Ws and Hybrids. The titanium face is what makes the difference. Mizuno used to have titanium faced fairways over the years but they may have been somewhat cost prohibitive for them at the time. I chose them after hitting numerous others.

I am now saving my shekels for a CBX I always test multiple brands before I purchase new clubs, and Exotics always seem to come out on top. Great clubs. Since these guys play what works for them, that says a lot about Tour Edge. I used Tour Edge products for a number of years. I have always found them to be excellent. They were always longer than the club they replaced and just as forgiving.

Been playing XCG5 irons graphite for 3 seasons now and intend to use them again this season. Also have EX9 Driver, 4 wood, and hybrid, and an E8 3 wood.

I made the commitment to Tour Edge and am sorry I found them a while ago as I am well on the other side of the bell curve of life. U could spare some change even the. You do know what that does to the EL of the shaft correct, last iron bad 6. Keep up the great work and inspired clubs. Thanks Tour Edge! Working at a regional golf retail store in college early we would always get much better perks for selling Tour Edge equipment.

Needless to say we all tried to get as many people in them as possible, even the boxed sets. Some quick thoughts: — Good to see a Tour Edge article posted. They had a good run on this site years ago, but seemed to have some falling out around the time of the iron test results.

When I saw the article, I knew it was a sign that things were on the mend. I was honestly kind of worried. A few years back they were in the big box golf stores, but seem to have pulled back. I have always wondered how the wedges would play. Finish durability without covers seems like an issue.

Most of the OEMs are cranking out the same thing year over year with slight variations in paint, shaft graphics and a minor CG tweak. All premium-quality clubs are hand-built and manufactured in the main facility of Tour Edge located in Chicago. This diligence ensures that every Exotics and Hot Launch clubs are built to perfection. As mentioned earlier, Tour Edge is now the leading supplier of golf clubs all around the world.

You can find its retail stores everywhere. Apart from brick-and-mortar options, you are also available with the option of placing your order on the internet. There are many online retailers dealing in Tour Edge clubs. You can also find many on Amazon. Jack loves golf. He's currently around a 10 handicapper.

Jack's goal each time he hits the course is to shoot in the 70's. He began golfing as a child and played competitively through High School. After settling into the adult world, Jack once again began golfing with friends and family. It kind of helps me get the ball up in the air a little. Tour Edge has had success in recent years with its Bazooka titanium woods and its Exotics line, which made its debut in and includes every type of club you can put in your bag--from driver, to fairway woods, to hybrids, to irons, to putters.

This year, Tour Edge introduced its Exotics XCG6 line, which includes a full set or irons, hybrids and fairway woods, plus the company's first adjustable driver.