Combining a high MOI, a medium trajectory and very low spin – produces more distance and accuracy. The 2009 Cleveland Launcher Driver ($300) crown is only half a millimeter thick which helps to maximize distance and combines with the light Fujikura Fit-On Flightspeed to deliver extra yards on every drive.

If you have to let your boss win you can still show off your great swing and distance. The Titleist Gran Z Golf Balls ($10) features a new, high lift 330 dimple design for greater carry with higher ball flight for enhanced distance. With two layer core to assist with high initial ball speed and low spin offering quality and consistency to optimize trajectory launch, distance, and feel. Did we mention these are huge in Japan?

Not really brand new but worth mentioning if you haven’t heard about it. Exceptionally good looking. The Grafalloy Epic Shaft ($N/A) utilizes molecular nano-crystalline metals creating a product with incredible strength to weight properties. The result is the weight and feel of graphite for explosive distance and as much as a 35% improvement in shot dispersion. The word is out on Tour that Epic is long, offers incredible feel, and is noticeably more accurate than other graphite shafts.

Interchangeable shafts and clubheads? yes – the future of golf technology is here. The Callaway I-MIX Golf System ($N/A) makes this possible. You can quickly and easily customize your driver by selecting a clubhead and shaft to meet the challenge of the day. Choose from 22 clubheads with I-MIX Technology and more than thirty five of the most popular shafts in the game for more than 700 possible I-MIX combinations.

Don’t get confused by the name, but yes – Oakley is expanding its technology into new sports. These really cool looking Oakley Tour Jacket Golf Shoes ($150) feature Waterproof top grain leather for all-day comfort and support, breathable EVENT waterproof membrane, Net Shape Technology for support and stability during all phases of golf swine, Silver Tornado cleats and secure Fast Twist receptacles for quick changing, and a 2 year limited warranty on waterproofing.

If you can’t play worth a darn, at least try to look cool. The Rocket Tour Golf Headcovers ($30) will give you a retro look with a dash of classic Varsity Style and other good things from back in the day. Available in several styles floppy pom poms and the RT signature striped ribbon number tag.

The Adidas Tour 360 3.0 Golf Shoes ($180) uses molded thermoplastic-urethane external supports in the mid-foot and heel, THiNTech, 360Wrap, PowerBand Chasis and 3D FitFoam technologies. It also has four heel cleats (twice the standard) and a close-to-the-ground sole profile.

Get a better course score working on your grip. The SensoGlove ($120) actively monitors your grip with sensors placed strategically throughout the glove, providing instant feedback at all the points of your swing. Audio feedback warns you of an overly tight grip anywhere during your swing, so you can pinpoint where you need work.

Get the necessary attention and help using the Stewart F1 Lithium ($5,000) to carry your clubs in high tech fashion. The F1 (the folding one) is a motorized golf trolley with integrated LCD screen and wireless control system that will follow you around the course with enough power for 36 holes of golf. After you got the attention you can show everybody what you are made of.

The Spider is one of the most precise partners already playing in many tours. The Taylor Made Rossa Monza Spider ($200) features movable weight technology and adjustable center of gravity that can be translated into a clear advantage. Made of steel wire-frame head construction with light aluminum core pushes increased weight to the perimeter, boosting MOI to promote remarkably consistent distance on off-center hits. The incredible soft touch at contact will make a great addition to your bag.