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06/18/2026

The new PING G440 K driver delivers even more forgiveness – without sacrificing ball speed. Learn more of what Meeker discovered in this detailed review.

The new PING G440 K driver delivers even more forgiveness - without sacrificing ball speed. Learn more of what Meeker discovered in this detailed review.

06/18/2026

Sets the Stage with Bold 'Showtime' Ignite Elevate 2 Golf Shoes: https://pluggedingolf.com/golf-news-june-18-2026/

06/18/2026

(REVIEW) Cobra Golf's OPTM MAX-K driver makes a strong case for the max-forgiveness category. In our team’s testing, it launched higher than the OPTM X, spun more, and produced a very high percentage of playable drives. Golfers looking for outright speed may find more in another head, but players who want help keeping the ball in play should like what this driver is doing.

The other big story is the FutureFit33 hosel. Cobra gives golfers 33 distinct loft and lie combinations, with finer increments than the typical adjustable sleeve, which adds real fitting value without making the club overly complicated to use. For players who want a forgiving driver with meaningful adjustability, this is a very appealing option.

(⛳️ Our full in-depth review is linked in the comments below) ⬇️ ⬇️

06/17/2026

The Callaway Quantum Max driver has exceptional ball speed and distance consistency. Strong adjustability with a movable weight and adjustable hosel. Can work for almost any handicap level, depending on ball flight preference.

The Callaway Quantum Max driver shows that you can get elite distance and consistency without giving up versatility. Full review here.

06/17/2026

(REVIEW) Bettinardi Golf's BB 6.0 putter is a smart mix of shape, feel, and forgiveness. In our team’s testing, it had the soft, solid impact feel you expect from Bettinardi, but the more interesting part was how stable it stayed on mish*ts. The VDF face milling helped keep ball speed up across the face, and the heavier head never made the putter feel clumsy or difficult to control.

The shape also deserves some attention. This is a slim, rounded Fang-style mallet that offers more stability than a blade while still feeling compact and easy to aim. Add in the Savannah Blue finish and a very clean alignment setup, and the BB 6.0 checks a lot of boxes for golfers looking for a premium flat stick.

(⛳️ Our full in-depth review is linked in the comments below) ⬇️ ⬇️

06/17/2026

(NEW REVIEW) Titleist's GTS2 fairway wood makes a strong case as the most playable option in this part of the lineup. In our team’s testing, it paired excellent speed with the kind of predictability golfers really notice on the course. The low CG and composite crown helped create strong launch conditions, while the head stayed stable enough to keep mish*ts fast and on line.

The larger, shallower profile also gives this club a more inviting look at address, especially off the turf. Add in the Dual Weighting System and the SureFit hosel, and the GTS2 offers plenty of room to fine-tune trajectory and shape. For golfers who want to reach more long holes with a club that is both powerful and user-friendly, this deserves a close look.

(⛳️ Our full in-depth review is linked in the comments below) ⬇️ ⬇️

06/16/2026

The Titleist T250 irons are a wonderful blend of form and function in the players distance category. Strong ball speeds, ample forgiveness, plus workability. Elegant looks that coordinate with the entire T-Series family.

The Titleist T250 irons offer better players the looks they desire and the forgiveness they need. Learn more in Meeker's detailed review here.

06/16/2026

GTS3 fairway is here. 👏👏 is it worth upgrading? One of the best of 2026? Especially for players with a descending attack angle… 🙋‍♂️ dual weights, new face, deeper face profile and a significantly lower CG, and more. We have our full review on the website now breaking down our testing and fitting experience. ✅Go to PluggedInGolf .com to read the full review.

06/16/2026

Adidas Celebrates and Lionel Messi with Limited Edition CODECHAOS Golf Shoe: https://pluggedingolf.com/golf-news-june-16-2026/

06/16/2026

[⛳️ COURSE REVIEW:] McLemore Resort's 'The Keep' is one of those courses that makes an impression before you ever hit a shot. Sitting on the edge of Lookout Mountain, it delivers the kind of dramatic views golfers usually associate with bucket-list destinations, but the course itself has plenty to say too. In our team’s experience, the fairways were generally generous off the tee, the service was outstanding throughout the property, and the whole place felt thoughtfully built as a true golf destination.

The more interesting part of The Keep is what happens after the drive. This is a course where elevation changes and uneven lies are constant factors, and approach shots ask for much more than a stock number. Our team found that distance control and good aerial play matter here, especially when the wind shows up on the exposed layout. If you want golf travel with real scenery and real shot-making, this is a very compelling stop.

(⛳️ FULL course review is on our website, see comments for link)