TaylorMade’s latest version of its urethane-covered, three-piece Tour Response and Tour Response Stripe boasts a new core ...

It means that unlike most fairway grasses, the ball isn't heavy enough to sit down into the grass. It sits more on top of the grass, similar to the kikuyu grass you find at Riviera Country Club.

One of golf's oldest cheats tricks is to sole a club behind the ball in the rough and then "decide" to use another club to hit the shot. The initial club's weight makes the grass sit down giving ...