Dawgs Crossovers
by ED TRAVIS
Dawgs Golf hit the golf shoe market with lightweight golf shoes that could be described as non-conventional.
Regardless the on course models were well received and they have followed up with the Golf Crossover billed as “high-comfort ultra-soft men’s and women’s casual and before-and-after-golf shoes.”
The rubber outsole has nubs so they can be worn while playing too but the big difference is the very comfortable insole and canvas upper. There are men’s and women’s models, both for $50 a pair.
Return of the Raylor
In the utility club business there’s no more an iconic name than TaylorMade Golf’s “Raylor.” As soon as it hit the scene 20 years ago it was an instant favorite and remains so today to the extent that on two occasions recently your reporter has even seen them in golf bags.
TMaG’s announced last week the return of the Raylor, not as a utility club but updated and redesigned as a hybrid in either 19 or 22 degrees. The new Raylor no longer has the two distinctive sole “rails” of the original design but does feature a pointed leading edge and a sole shaped like a ship’s hull. These, combined with a low center of gravity, allow the Raylor to easily get the ball out of grassy lies. More…
