GolfMagic tests the latest drivers from Tour Edge: an affordable manufacturer making impressive gains against the big-budget ...

Tour Edge has garnered a reputation for creating high-end golf equipment at mid-level prices. Does the new Exotics Max driver continue that trend?

Tour Edge Golf is celebrating the 20th Anniversary of their Exotics lineup with a brand new complete family of products.

Best Tour Edge Drivers. Check out Tour Edge, a brand you may not have heard of before but are worth considering when it comes to the driver.

The compact-looking, extreme distance iron is part of the Competition sub-line, hence the C in the name, for serious players. That said, it still features game-improvement elements, such as full-face ...

Blade irons have mostly been associated with the better players, until now! Check out review of the Tour Edge MB Forged Irons ...

Last year, Joe Ferguson was hugely impressed by the Tour Edge Exotics C725 driver. Can the latest low-spin iteration of the ...

Specs: Forged 1025 carbon steel with CNC-milled faces and grooves. Who they’re for: Skilled players who want the precision, feel, and shot-shaping control of forged irons, with the flexibility to ...

After Tour Edge‘s first rebrand ahead of its 40th year in 2026, the company is announcing three new iron models as part of its 2025 Exotics line. The new Exotics line features two forged players’ ...

As a recent winner in the 2008 Golf Magazine club test, the Tour Edge Exotics XCG fairway wood is getting a tremendous amount of buzz. The Exotics line from Tour Edge has been known to produce serious ...

Specs: Three-piece golf balls with cast urethane cover. Available: Sept 23 (Pre-sale), Oct. 28 (In stores) Who it’s for: Golfers looking for a Tour-level ball that provides stability in windy ...

The “C” in its name stands for Competition Spec, meaning this driver is for better players. One of the most adjustable player’s drivers on the market, this low-spin model is loaded with tech. Honestly ...