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PGA Merchandise Show: Special Report

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Here’s the links to the thousands of photos we’ve snapped from the 2013 PGA Merchandise Show. Check out everything from Demo Day, as well as the mega displays inside the Show from Callaway, Cobra-Puma, TaylorMade, Titleist and Nike.

The PGA Merchandise Show is the ultimate place to see the latest, greatest golf gear, and some of the biggest stars and personalities in golf and sports. We took photos of all the clubs, gadgets, apparel, accessories, training aids, launch monitors grips, shafts, operation equipment and much more from the biggest week in golf in the world.

Click here to see all the links in the sub forum together by clicking here, or below to dive into the individual threads.

PGA Merchandise Show Photos: Day 1 — Demo Day

Grips – new colors, textures and styles

Jamie Sadlowski – 400 yard carry at Demo Day

Archive: Updates from PGA Demo Day 2013

The Hottest Shafts from Demo Day

Fourteen irons and wedges

Titleist and FootJoy: The new woods and M Project shoes

Accessories Photos (mats, sunglasses, tees & push carts)

Nike Golf Demo Day

Cleveland Golf: New drivers, irons and wedges

Tour Edge — Exotics and Bazooka

Putters Part 1: TaylorMade, Wilson, Kronos, etc

Mizuno Photos: Woods and Irons

Launch Monitors: FlightScope, Foresight

Cobra-Puma’s Demo Day Display

Bridgestone Golf

Callaway at Demo Day

Oakley Demo Day — shades, shoes and apparel

Wilson Staff Demo Day

PING Demo Day — the G25 woods and irons

Range Finders –Bushnell, Leopold

Homna and Olimar

Yonex Photos

PGA Merchandise Show Photos: Day 2

Rare Scotty Cameron putters: Table Rock Golf

Callaway Social Wall and Odyssey Versa Putters

Oakley from Day 2

TaylorMade: Day 2

Training Aids — Part 1

Training Aids — Part 2

SCOR and Edel Day 2 Photos

Shoes — Part 2

SeeMore Putters

Rife and Bobby Grace Putters

Piretti Fine Putters Photos

Odds and Ends Photos – Part 1

Odds and Ends Photos – Part 2

Odds and Ends Photos – Part 3

Grips from Day 2

Apparel Photos – Part 1

Apparel Photos – Part 2

Apparel Photos – Part 3

Apparel Photos – Part 4

Various OEM Photos

PGA Merchandise Show Photos: Day 3

Vokey: Day 3

Club Building and Simulators Day 3

Odds & Ends — Paula Creamer, Flair Hair, Training Aid, 60-year PGA Aniv. Day 3

Accessories & Misc — Gloves, Headcovers, Towels Day 3

Shoes Day 3

Sun Mountain and V1 Software

Golf Operations (Part 1)

Golf Operations (Part 2)

Golf Operations (Part 3)

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  1. Biff

    Jan 30, 2013 at 8:15 am

    Wheres the info. on “YOUR” new Encompass enclosure….LOL…..JK, will get back with you as soon as I can get something to send you….Very nice meeting and speaking with you….Biff

  2. G

    Jan 27, 2013 at 1:49 am

    I gotta say, I am truly disappointed with the showing. I can’t believe that this was it. Did the smaller companies not get the space? Did they get squeezed out by those bigger manufacturers? Probably.

  3. Troy Vayanos

    Jan 27, 2013 at 12:22 am

    I love the look of the Skechers golf shoes. They look really comfortable and lightweight.

    Be interested to read some reviews of them and their performance on the golf course.

  4. JP

    Jan 26, 2013 at 10:43 am

    Could you guys take some pictures of all the other club head manufacturers? Where is Hireko: Acer and etc. Along with all the other accepted alternatives to the big box brands?

  5. Vi Golf

    Jan 26, 2013 at 9:51 am

    So what’s your take on the new wood putters hitting the market in February? They have either a 3 wood or hybrid head. They felt good in my hands, and my junior golfers thought the same thing. However, they’re not ready to give up their Ghost putters.

  6. G

    Jan 26, 2013 at 1:37 am

    THAT’s it? Where’s all the rest of it? What happened to all the smaller club & component companies? And it looks like somebody has the case of ADHD! LOL. Who took these photos? Somebody doesn’t know how to PLAN, BEFORE they start taking photos! What about a whole separate category for the people, players, and celebrities?

  7. Troy Vayanos

    Jan 25, 2013 at 9:43 pm

    Thanks for the photos Zak,

    It’s great to see all the latest technology in golfing aids coming out. I really like the look of the ‘putting alley’ and ‘swing perfect’.

    Cheers

  8. Eric

    Jan 25, 2013 at 7:18 pm

    Did anyone take pictures of Bettinardi putters?
    If so, please post.

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5-wood: TaylorMade SIM2 Max (18 degrees)
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