WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Tour Edge’s high-tech Exotics 725 lineup expands to include both large volume and compact style fairway woods and hybrids. The larger models, under the E725 heading, offer ...

For ClubTest 2022, we tested four new Tour Edge hybrids with a discerning team of everyday golfers. Here are our Tour Edge hybrid reviews.

What you should know: Tour Edge Hot Launch E525 hybrids have a distance-enhancing face along with a low-back center of gravity location to distance and forgiveness, while the X525 hybrids should ...

The new Tour Edge CBX Iron-Wood has a long history. While the original Tour Edge Iron-Wood was ahead of the curve in bringing hybrid clubs to replace tough-to-hit long irons back in the 1990s, it ...

The Tour Edge Hot Launch X525 irons. The Hot Launch X525 irons are a completely different beast: Having been designed like hybrids, Tour Edge refers to their construction as iron-woods.

Tour Edge is introducing the Exotics CBX 119 fairway metals and hybrids, new versions of the tour-winning and award-winning Exotics CBX models.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Tour Edge’s Hot Launch 523 lineup of woods (two drivers, two fairway woods and two hybrids) again adopt many of the technologies first introduced by the company’s higher ...

Tour Edge is back in 2022 with its Exotics iron models with more tweaks than big changes over the company’s 721 models. They’re designated, just like the Exotics metalwoods and hybrids, E for ...

$299, graphite Tour Edge Exotics XCG-4 Hybrid From Golf Magazine (May 2011) Category: Game-Improvement Hybrids We tested: 3h (19°), 4h (22°) and 5h (25°) with Fujikura Motore Exotics 75 ...

To design its new Exotics CBX 119 fairway woods and hybrids, Tour Edge combined previous designs with feedback from TOUR players. The result is a lower-spinning, more forgiving fairway wood design ...

Tour Edge also designed the faces to be 1 degree closed in the address position, so the Hot Launch X525 hybrids naturally point left for more anti-slice help.