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Golf Magazine

Red Dawn

Letters

True Linkswear

Keita Nakajima • The 21-year-old Japanese golfer is the No. 1 ranked amateur in the world and, thanks to his win at the Asia–Pacific Amateur Championship, a first-time Masters hopeful

ON THE NUMBER: THE MASTERS • There’s data behind every swing. We crunch it so you don’t have to.

Hooked On a Feeling • It’s been 10 years since Bubba Watson pulled off his miracle wedge shot at the Masters. We’re still buzzing about it.

Money Game • Inspector Gadgets Affordable new launch monitors are redefining the range experience for rec players. Which one is right for you? Let’s crunch the data.

Jack Nicklaus • A sequence from 1977 shows the six-time Masters champ at his driving peak—and power clues that never go out of style

Ask The Rules Guy

Bryson Explains… • I’ve played in five Masters so far in my career. I still have so much to learn before I accomplish my lifelong dream of winning a green jacket, but, every year, I get a little bit closer. These are a few things I’ve learned so far.

Let’s Go Streaking! • Good scores are, well, good. But when it comes to wins, rankings and, most importantly, money, bunching them together is all that counts.

Craig Stadler • It’s been 40 years since the Walrus outdueled Dan Pohl in a playoff for his lone major. The fan fave, though in hibernation, still loves the Masters.

IRONS GOLF CLUB TEST 2022 • Whether forged from a single hunk of steel or engineered using a half dozen exotic materials, this year’s ClubTest proves that modern irons can do it all. Blades that forgive? Check. Distance irons that feel like butter? Yep. Here are 53 models that will instantly transform your game.

Callaway • A new lineup of Rogue ST irons—complete with groundbreaking face technology—has something for everyone

Cleveland • Like the Launcher XL drivers, a pair of Launcher XL irons make distance and accuracy problems a thing of the past

Cobra • The sleek appearance of its new LTDx belies Cobra’s newfound belief that it’s what’s on the inside that counts

Miura • The Japanese manufacturer expands its worldwide appeal with tour forgings and a new cavity-back for the rest of us

Mizuno • As if the JPX921 line wasn’t good enough, Mizuno trots out an iron that may be the best in its storied history

PING • A new player-distance iron gives PING a stable of designs anyone can play

PXG • Tech on the outside or the inside: Take your pick with the elite 2022 PXG lineup

Srixon • You can find the ZX irons in the bags of some of the best players in the world. Can’t decide on one? Mix and match.

TaylorMade • A stellar tour and player iron lineup adds a game-improvement model that, despite its name, shouldn’t be missed

Titleist • The company continues to produce irons with “tour” looks, but, this year, there’s a model...