Mike Stachura is a Senior Editor at Equipment. He covers a diverse range of topics, including sports, sports business, and the intersection of beauty and fashion with apparel and retail, as well as construction and real estate. Mike's work has been featured in Golf Digest ME, MSN, NewsBreak, Yahoo Sports, and Golf Digest.
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Mike Stachura's articles predominantly focus on golf equipment, particularly new releases and technological advancements. His coverage heavily features press releases and private sector announcements, indicating that he may be most responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights or early access to information about upcoming golf products.
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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Mizuno's M.Craft X putter lineup, which was developed on the principles of multiple hosel configurations in a mallet shape
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Takomo, the Finland-based club company that’s built a following for its relatively low-cost better-player clubs in the direct-to-consumer space, is introducing its second driver, the Ignis D2. The D2 follows last year’s launch of the D1, a low-spin offering with multiple hosel settings and sole weighting adjustability. The D2’s approach seeks more universal appeal with an emphasis on higher launch and consistent spin, driven by its larger footprint, deeper center of gravity and new springier titanium alloy face insert.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The Srixon ZXi RKT lineup of drivers—standard ZXi RKT, low-spin ZXi RKT LS and full forgiveness ZXi RKT Max—represent a recommitment to tour-preferred sound and lower centers of gravity. The keys behind that are new internal rib structures to control sound, weight-saving carbon composite crowns and a new titanium alloy in the face insert designed to improve face deflection across a broader area. The line is supplemented with new fairway woods and hybrids, as well.
By: Mike Stachura
It seems we’ve written entire books over the years on how strong iron lofts have gotten and how widely diverse they are and even whether they matter or not when picking the right model iron for your game. It would almost feel like a drinking game (my 7-iron loft is stronger than yours!), if it weren’t one of those things that so often can play an over-inflated role in how we decide which iron to buy.
Matt Fitzpatrick’s winning season from GolfDigest
By: Mike Stachura
Time was when we thought a young college player getting a PGA Tour invite was cute—now it’s just another sign of prudent investment in elite talent. from GolfDigest
By: Mike Stachura
While high-end launch monitors have become almost as important to tour players’ success as fitness trainers and sport psychologists, from GolfDigest
By: Mike Stachura
Harry Arnett is coming back at a crucial time as the equipment company tries to move on from its involvment with the controversial Good Good promotional video
Harry Arnett, who brought outside-the-box brand-building to both TaylorMade and Callaway for more than a decade including an unscripted talk show and corporate documentaries that turned golf marketing into entertainment, is coming back to Callaway as its new chief brand officer.
By: Mike Stachura
Meridian, the small sputter company that’s revolutionizing the milled putter process by making it not only affordable but customizable, is branching out its line in its boldest direction with the launch of the new MLT Series mallets. from GolfDigest
