The Wrap: What's New in Golf Gear For March 2025

Trying to keep up with equipment and gear releases can be tough, especially this time of year when it feels like everyone has something new every week.

So to help keep you informed and up to date, I decided that it might be a good idea to put everything in one place. So, whether you’re looking for some fun golf balls or high-end forged irons, consider this a judgment-free zone for anything and everything new.

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Miura TC-202

With feedback from professional golfers and highly skilled amateurs, the new TC-202 from Muira builds on the success of the previous generation TC-201 to offer greater ball flight control and tighter spin windows. By utilizing a progressive cavity depth through the set and a shifting T-Weight bar to precisely locate the center of gravity, Miura can offer the impact feel they are known for, while also adding in more playability.

These irons are available now directly from Miura and through Miura accounts and are priced starting at $350 per iron.

Golf Pride Honorary Starter

This limited-edition yearly release from Golf Pride celebrates the start of spring and the arrival of the first men's golf major of the year.

Available in the brand's popular Tour Velvet and, for the first time, in the Reverse Taper option, you want to snag these you better act fast because these don't usually stick around for long—just like those iconic blooming Azaleas we all know and love.

LA Golf Driver

After diving into the shaft industry, putters, and golf balls, LA Golf has just launched their first driver, with the key fitting technology designed to optimize a driver's bulge and roll (the curvature of the face) to a player's swing speed.

Although fitting locations are currently limited, you can find out how you would match up, thanks to LA Golf's Face ID Quiz on their website: Face ID Quiz

TaylorMade Darts PIX

All the precision and shot control you know and love about the TaylorMade 5-layer TP5 and TP5x golf balls but will a clever nod to the kick off of the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) season featuring a darts PIX pattern with dartboards on the poles of the golf ball. Not only do these golf balls bring a whole new meaning to "throwing darts" on the golf course, but it highlights the detailed print work potential from brands like TaylorMade.

Bushnell A1-Slope Rangefinder

This laser rangefinder is Bushnell's most compact model and comes with a ton of features, including a built-in rechargeable battery, slope, magnetic cover skin to keep it handy when you're in a cart, and active jolt to let you know when you've locked onto your target. Plus, at only $300 it offers incredible value.