Tour Edge enters the golf ball market with the Exotics, a three-piece urethane design built for distance, control, and ...

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 ...

The Illinois-based golf club manufacturer has branched out into balls for the first time and has high hopes for its debut ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Tour Edge launches its first golf ball, the Exotics, with a focus on improved consistency in the wind.

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 ...

After 40 years in the golf business, Tour Edge is finally getting into the ball biz. For a company that's been making golf ...

The E in the name stands for Extreme, as this club emphasizes extreme performance, distance and forgiveness. This ultra-premium, very sleek-looking, game-improvement iron is loaded with technology – ...

When it comes to the Tour Edge Exotics 725 iron family, the Illinois-based brand has tried to make three irons that offer varying levels of distance, stability, forgiveness and shot shaping for three ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Tour Edge updates its Exotics line of drivers with the new C723 and E723 models. The Exotics 723 is the most technologically rich line of drivers in the Tour Edge stable, and ...

Tim Petrovic shows off his new irons on the fairway and explains why the Tour Edge Exotics Pro 723 iron suits his swing. Petrovic displays Tour Edge Exotics Pro 723 ironTim Petrovic shows off his new ...