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KZG Expansion

KZ Golf (KZG), a small Studio City-based, high-end equipment company, has built a solid reputation within club fitting and pro-shop circles. Their drivers are hot (looks and performance), and they recently have added lines of forged irons (cavity back and blade) and wedges. The wedge line-up has been expanded to include 50-, 52-, 54-, 56-, 58-, and 60-degree models. (With my first swing of my 58-degree KZG wedge, I holed out from 40 yards. It's staying in my bag.)

The biggest news at KZG, however, is the launch of Carlton Golf, a lower end KZG subsidiary that will target discerning players who want quality but who don't want to pay the premium for a big-name brand. With the costs coming down on titanium castings, even massive-headed titanium drivers now are within reach of the budget-conscious. Carlton's flagship 400cc Ti driver is tight from grip to toe, and retails for a ridiculously low price of $139 (graphite, $119 steel). According to KZG VP Lisa Shinnerer, "the Carlton line was very well received" at the 2003 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando.

Keep an eye on TravelGolf.com for a full review of this bargain behemoth, and for more information go to kzgolf.com or carlton-golf.com.

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Sticks & Stones: Matching golfers with products

By Kiel T. Christianson,

Senior Writer

BOSTON (May 22, 2003) -- Welcome to the first installment of Sticks & Stones, TravelGolf.com's new monthly equipment report. The report is thus named because golf clubs and balls can not only break your bones if improperly used, they most certainly can break your budget if imprudently purchased. The aim of Sticks & Stones is to help readers navigate the gauntlet of ever more sophisticated - and expensive - equipment and come out the other end unscathed.

The plan is to compile updates of new product information from both big-name and emerging manufacturers. The philosophy is simple: Players like what they like. I've met a Nike Tour, er, Buy.com Tour, er, Nationwide Tour player who won a tournament using a $15 putter purchased at K-Mart.

I've met once-a-week players who can blast their persimmon drivers 270 yards. And I've met mediocre players who swear by their custom-built $2,000 forged irons.

In short, every club, every ball, every practice aid (well, almost every practice aid) out there has some subset of golfers whose game it fits perfectly. The trick is finding the right equipment for your individual game, and taste. So think of this column as a kind of matchmaker service for golfers and golf products. Just please remember to practice safe golf.

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