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A snapshot of the projected 2012 sales figures dressed up like an objective review.Delivery in the 48 contiguous United States only, excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Some manufacturers will never be on the 'hot list' regardless of how many tour players put them in the bag without financial compensation. These are the clubs GD pegs will dominate in sales and they're right of course. One putter that I've been hearing good things about is the Nike Method blade putter. Does anyone disagree that they are solid choices? I think they are pretty spot on from what I've personally hit, read and watched/heard from various outlets (club fitters, golf buds, forum and blog reviews, YouTube, XM radio). If you want to buy a certain club, and want to be encouraged to buy said club, look it up on the hot list. The reviews make OK readings, but are far from objective and essentially reinforce the manufacturer's message. They complain about everything, whether the club is too innovative, not innovative enough, too loud, not loud enough, or if it doesn't come in enough options. Half the brands on the list are never seriously considered for a spot.Īlso, the Hot/Not notes are stupid as hell. There's feel and look, how they are equipped stock, and the brand name bias. Every side by side comparison I've seen ranks most name brands very closely, but they make it seem like there's a big difference between one GI iron and another.

Wilson Staff and Cobra are notable for getting silver, Adams and Tour edge get the same treatment, and many brands get left out entirely. They end up with predictable results as usual only large and hyped brands ever get gold, even clubs that perform the same can get silver for no good reason. They do cover the logos on balls during testing, so those results are a bit more reliable, but they know the brand of the clubs and the alleged characteristics before hitting them. I can't see how the hot list is worth listening to. Never Compromise Limited Connoisseur Perfecto Never Compromise Limited Connoisseur Portofino PowerBilt Air Force One Player Series Iron

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