Ep. 6 — Zero-Torque Putters: The Complete Guide (feat. LAB, Scotty, TaylorMade & More)

Wardy and MK are back in the fitting bay for Episode 6 of Dialled In. This week it's all about zero-torque putters — one of the most talked-about topics in golf over the last three years.

The guys break down the real difference between centre-shafted and zero-torque putters (they're not the same thing), run through a full lineup including the LAB OZ.1, DF3, new LAB Blade (Link), Scotty Cameron OC Phantom and TaylorMade ZT Spider, and debate whether blades are officially dead.

Also this week: personal golf recaps including a snapped club and a playing partner shooting 67, a Charles Schwab Championship debrief with Russell Henley's clutch playoff win, a shoutout to Adam Scott's 100th consecutive major, and the weekly Dialled In or Out of Bounds segment.

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🏌️ Wyndham Clark's final-round 60 at the CJ Cup — breaking down his Ping Scottsdale Tech Ally CB putter, lead tape setup, and 12 strokes gained putting💸 The real cost of being a PGA Tour pro — inspired by Ben Griffin's $50K/week expense breakdown🎙️ Dialled In or Out of Bounds: Nicolas Colsaerts' retirement tournament & the PGA Tour off-week debate

Episode 4 — Major Breakdowns, TaylorMade's Big Move & The Truth About Training Aids

Fresh off the US PGA Championship, Wardy and MK break down Aaron Rai's stunning major win — what was in his bag and what his equipment choices tell us about the modern game.

MK shares his Titleist GT Series fitting results from last week — the numbers, the surprises, and what it means for his game.

Then the big industry news: TaylorMade is moving to two-year product life cycles for their woods. Good for golfers or just good for TaylorMade? They give you the straight answer.

And to close — training aids. Which ones are actually worth your money, and which ones are gathering dust?

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MK and Wardy are back in the newly renovated Ernest Performance workshop to break down the biggest gear story of the week — the launch of the Titleist GTS driver range.

Before diving in, the boys recap a recent round at PK, share their honest thoughts on Arccos Air (spoiler: they're obsessed), and debate whether it's the most underrated piece of tech in golf right now.

Then it's all about the GTS. With the media embargo lifted and fittings officially open, Wardy walks through what's changed with the GTS 2 and 3, why the GTS 300 Mini is one to watch, and what makes a truly great driver fitting versus a glorified demo session. They also tackle the face orientation debate that's already dividing opinion on the new range.

Plus — McLaren Golf enters the chat. Is it a genuine equipment brand or a vanity project? And with PIF pulling out of LIV Golf, the boys give their verdict on what happens next.

Wrapped up with the Dialled In or Out of Bounds segment featuring the GTS3, McLaren Golf, and a big call on LIV's future.

MK and Wardy are back for Episode 2 of the Dialled In Podcast. This week they recap their personal golf — including a round in New Zealand and a close pennant final — before diving into the tour wrap covering the Zurich Classic (Fitzpatrick brothers' win) and Nelly Korda's dominant Chevron Championship victory. The hot topic is mini drivers: are they actually worth it for amateur golfers? They break down the stats, the use cases, and test a couple in the studio. The episode wraps up with Dialled In or OB, covering Jim Furyk as Ryder Cup captain, eye-watering Ryder Cup ticket prices, and whether Matt Fitzpatrick is a lock for the team

Welcome to Dialled In, the podcast for golfers who care about what's in the bag. Hosted by Nick (club fitter at Ernest Performance) and Matt (16-handicapper and self-confessed golf tragic), each episode breaks down the equipment side of golf from two very different perspectives.

In our debut episode, we recap the equipment trends from the Masters and the RBC Heritage — why high-lofted fairway woods ruled Augusta while driving irons cut through the Hilton Head wind. We get into how those tour trends (do and don't) translate to your Saturday round, the art of building the right bag for your game, and why knowing your distances is more valuable than chasing the latest release.

Plus, our new segment Dialled or OB — this week we're calling time on Masters-inspired impulse buys, and Nick reveals why he's changed his mind on the mini driver.

Short, sharp, and no-nonsense golf equipment talk. Stay tuned.

Recorded at Ernest Performance, Melbourne.