As you can see from this Galvin Green Dwayne (first above) and this Galvin Green Dash (second above), you have lots of style options when it comes to a new mid layer.

Some are lighter for milder days and easy carrying in your bag, while others like these two are thicker and warmer, so it’s worth discussing with us what you’re looking for and we can make a few recommendations for you to try on.

Callaway Rogue - new for 2018
Are you seeking lots of forgiveness off the tee but without sacrificing any distance? This new Callaway Rogue driver doesn’t have a sliding weight, so it’s lighter than the Epic, plus its head is slightly longer from front-to-back, both helping it to be more forgiving off-centre for a tighter dispersion. As well as the standard Rogue model, there is also a draw-bias 'Draw' model and a lower-spinning 'Sub-Zero' model available.

Callaway Epic
Are you looking for more distance with the option of shot-shaping adjustability? This Callaway Great Big Bertha Epic driver will give you both thanks to its Jailbreak Technology that helps the face boost ball speeds and its sliding sole weight that we can be use to fight a hook or slice to improve your accuracy. Callaway also offer the Epic in a low spin 'Sub-Zero' model.

We've stressed the importance of getting custom fitted for your clubs for a long time now, but it's always good to go into a fitting knowing which products you'd like to try.

In TaylorMade's iron line-up for 2018 there are two branches - M irons and P irons - but what's the difference? In this video, Foremost TV debunks the confusion and highlight which route you should be considering.