Rangefinders and golf GPS in 2026: Canadian prices
Lasers, handhelds, watches and hybrids, presented neutrally with published prices and sources, plus the subscription costs that never appear on the box.
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Gear
Drivers, irons, wedges, balls and cold-weather kit, judged on what changes your score rather than on the marketing. Fittings, prices and where to buy, used included.
2026 drivers compared: Canadian prices and the winter fitting
A neutral presentation of the 2026 driver families on sale in Canada: what the makers publish, what each costs here, what golfers say in…
Choosing a golf bag: carry, push cart or riding
The equipment golfers think about least and carry every round. Weight if you walk, base and divider if you ride, and a Sunday bag…
Lake balls, and why to buy them in February
Four dollars new, one dollar out of a lake. The grade describes the cover and not how long the ball soaked, and refinished is…
Fourteen clubs, measured in a February simulator
Most amateurs carry fourteen clubs, use nine, and have a thirty-yard hole under the pitching wedge. Building a set is arithmetic: write down every…
Golf shoes for a Canadian season
The only equipment in contact with the ground on every shot, and the only equipment most golfers buy without walking in it. Traction, fit…
Rangefinder or GPS in the mountains and the cold
A laser gives you the flag; a GPS gives you front, middle and back without stopping. Neither helps a golfer who does not know…
Buying used clubs without getting burned
Clubs three or four seasons old perform within a couple of yards of this year's models at roughly half the price. The risk is…
Putter fitting: length, lie and aim
You use it on nearly 40 percent of your shots and you probably bought it on looks. Length, lie and balance decide whether a…