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The Team
With the addition of our new Equipment Editor in 2025, the Today’s Golfer testing team is now a solid fourball, with each member bringing something different – and equally important – to the table.
Neil Wain – Testing Pro
Neil is a veteran of the golf industry, with more than 18 years’ experience as a PGA professional helping golfers of every standard improve their games, alongside an impressive competitive playing career. As a long-standing member of the TG testing team, Neil’s repeatable swing and speed are crucial for producing reliable, comparable performance data across every driver we test.
Ross Tugwood – Data Analyst
Ross is a journalist with a background in sports data science, having worked with Olympic-level athletes over multiple years. His role in testing is to make sure the numbers are properly analysed, contextualised and compared, turning raw launch-monitor data into meaningful rankings that reflect real-world performance differences.
Lewis Daff – Equipment Writer
Lewis is a master fitter and club builder who has spent over a decade helping players ranging from beginner to professional dial in their equipment. His deep understanding of club design, fitting principles, and modern golf technology helps us interpret not just what…
Joe Ferguson puts the Titleist GTS3 driver up against the TaylorMade Qi4D to see which comes out on top when assessing looks, sound, feel and performance.
Right, now for a video I never thought I would make.
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We've got the Titleist GTs3 versus the TaylorMade Qi4d.
Right, so why did I think I wouldn't make this video?
Well, when I looked ahead at equipment release schedules, Titleist usually release a little bit later in the year, and TaylorMade are always on a one-year driver cycle.
So for me, when this was coming out, this was gonna be defunct.
But Titleist brought their release forward and TaylorMade went to two-year release cycles, so here we are.
So these are two of the most popular drivers on the market.
They've got mass appeal.
They'll suit an awful lot of players.
So I wanna talk to you about the differences.
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Let's get it out the way.
For me, there is no best in the game in drivers anymore.
They're all pretty good, and if there was a definitive best, every single tour player on the planet would be using it.
There isn't an equipment contract in the…