Brian Knudson

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Mitsubishi's Dianama shafts have been one of the most iconic in golf dating back 25 years to the original versions. Those original Diamana shafts were released back in Hawaii and started the “board” series that is now in its 6th generation. We got the WB (White Board) and BB (Blue Board) back in 2024 and to start off 2025 Mitsubishi is giving us the RB (Red Board.

We have seen a lot of new equipment on tour in Hawaii this week! Let's take a look at a new shaft from UST Mamiya. What you are looking at here is a new UST Mamiya Lin-Q Prototype that was out at the Sony Open this week. It seems like we keep seeing more and more Lin-Q shafts on tour each week. This new one has some interesting markings we can speculate on without UST releasing any details yet.

Srixon's iron offerings have been nothing short of fantastic over the past few years. We have seen the 7 and 5 models voted in as winners in our annual GolfWRX Member's Choice Awards . Srixon has always made sure that the irons feel and sound great without sacrificing the performance each iron needs. This year Srixon is introducing the ZXi irons with added technology to help every golfer.

What you need to know: Ping considers the new G440 fairway wood line next-generation with the advancements to face structure and center of gravity position. Updated cosmetics will draw in some new golfers and the performance will keep them playing the clubs. Ping is keeping the same 3 fairway models with the Max, LST, and SFT. Like the drivers we are seeing a sleeker, cleaner look with slightly taller faces.

Fujikura Ventus shafts have dominated bags on tour…and the bags of us normal golfers ( just look at our Members Choice voting ). This week at The

What you need to know: Titleist set out to bring the proven GT wood technology to the rest of the top end of the bag with two new hybrids.

What you need to know: PXG is aiming the Wildcat series of golf clubs at players who are looking to enjoy the game more.

What you need to know: Wilson engineers started the creation of the Dynapwr and Dynapwr Max irons with some lofty goals for 2025.

There is a lot of new equipment that has been launched for 2025, but Min Woo Lee might be trying to outshine it all with his new custom Callaway Apex Forged blades! Callaway isn't giving out information on these custom irons, but we can assume that there aren't many of them floating around; this could be the only set! The irons are mostly free of markings other than the large chevron etched on the back and “Apex Forged” on the hosel. Shaping on these blades is definitely more modern with a very unique topline that features two angles to make might be used to make the iron suit Lee's eye from address.