High swing speeds are those who swing the driver at 105 MPH or Higher. 

I know we have a lot of Cobra fans out there who were a bit surprised at the performance in previous articles, but it looks like they shine here when you really get the club head moving.

Callaway seems to continue with their outstanding performance regardless of who is swinging them, so just a great year for the Quantum line all around.

I just want to give a shout out to the Lazrus putter being on this list   @Shrek74 , some recognition for the little guy.

I don't use a pushcart when I play (my course is really hilly and it seems like more trouble than it's worth), but I'm seeing more and more friends use them and it's making me think I should get one when I play other, flatter courses (just thinking that the Sunset Beach courses would have been great walks and a pushcart with some cold ones in there would have been nice).

Anyone in the market for a new pushcart and see anything on here that's interesting?

Who here is a devout spiked shoe guy? I'm not but I have noticed played a spiked shoe, for the first time in awhile, that it does feel a little different. Would be cool to do some kind of shoe "fitting" where you could get data back on actual traction differences and stability. There has to be a "shoe Trackman" somewhere?

Thoughts?

Anyway, feel free to discuss.

*Interested to hear the take of @Cfhandyman @azstu324 and @MattF seeing where Wilson ended up.

Let's hear your thoughts!

I might be the only person left on the planet that doesn't use a rangefinder, so I'm not a good person to comment on this, but I'm curious what the most popular brand is for people or if there's another reason you use a particular one.

Thoughts?

It always boggles my mind how many obscure golf brands I have never heard of that get included in Most Wanted testing. 

Anything stand out to you guys?

As someone who is in the market for a GPS watch, I was super stoked to read through this list and then cross-reference with what Spies here on the Forum have reviewed.

I have a buddy who has a very basic GPS device he keeps in his pocket and when we play together he'll give me front, middle, back and that typically works on our home course. I will say, I like the idea of the GPS for playing new courses and getting an idea of where I'm going. I think this would be more beneficial than a rangefinder.

Enjoy!

@PBishop_GolfSpy and the MGS Testing tested 42 drivers and logged 490 hours, 20,580 shots and collected 411,600 data points to bring you the most comprehensive and unbiased test of this year's top Drivers.

TaylorMade Qi4D came out on top as the Overall Winner, but there were also really strong showings from Callaway's new Quantum lineup and some surprise (maybe not to those who know) finishes from Tour Edge Exotics and LA Golf.

What are your thoughts on the results? Anything surprise you in both a positive and negative way? If you plan on putting a new driver in the bag this year does this help you at all when deciding what to put through your own custom fitting?

Enjoy!

This is the range that I fall into (based on recent range work with a Rapsodo) so I was excited for this article. This backs up what I had already been thinking in regards to what I want to try and potentially put in the bag.

Anything interesting stand out to anyone?

I am probably the worst person to chime in on this as I don't really have a preference and haven't gone through enough gloves to speak about differences, even though I know they can be huge. 

There is another thread going on about gloves and it seems people either go value (Kirkland) or something uber durable like the CaddyDaddy glove that lasts for a decade. I did try a glove by the newcomer, Idaka, on the list and for the price I really liked it. Durability (my number one factor) has been really good.

Also, there are so many stinking glove brands! 

I've started walking the course more over the past six months so I've been a bit more aware of the shoes I'm wearing and trying not to just be a bargain guy but invest in something that benefits me. As much time and thought I put into my clubs and golf balls, I never really put that much into my shoes, which seems kind of silly considering how much of an impact that can have on your enjoyment of a round.

Anyway, my favorite shoe lately is the Vice Fuse (well documented on the Forum). Anyone else wear shoes on this list or have some sleepers they enjoy?

Our first look at chopping up the data and getting more granular came out today with an article discussing the best drivers of 2026 for slow swing speeds.

I tend to get a lot more value out of these kinds of deep dives because I can start seeing data that is pertinent to my game.

Feels kind of shocking to me to see this leaderboard. Anyone have experience with these drivers or fall into the "slow swing speed category"?

Taking a look at this list sure makes me want to go back to my blade style putter

I don't really know much about a lot of these companies so I'm interested to hear from you guys on whether or not you've tried them. I did try Runner Golf at the PGA Show and really, really liked it. Kind of suprised it finished a bit low. Maybe it's the TOO many options? I don't know...