The GolfWRX forums exist so golfers have access to the latest equipment releases, hottest discussions, real equipment reviews, best instruction, new technologies and everything golf you can imagine.

So if you love golf, the GolfWRX forums are your sanctuary.

In the From the Forums weekly feature, we bring you the hottest, most buzz-worthy topics from our forums for your convenience. I’ll be your trusty tour guide to navigate the latest buzz.

Ben Hogan Ft. Worth 15 irons testing thread

At GolfWRX, we strive to provide the most expansive, unbiased reviews of golf equipment in the world. Through our “testing threads,” we give WRX members an opportunity to test new equipment, and voice their opinion — real reviews from real golfers.

In this thread, Ben Hogan’s new Ft. Worth 15 irons are under the microscope of our members. See what WRX members had to say about Ben Hogan’s new irons here.

Callaway’s new Big Bertha drivers and fairway woods

If you want to see in-hand photos of Callaway’s newest releases, this thread is the mother load. The company’s new lines of metal woods include:

• Great Big Bertha driver and fairway woods
• Big Bertha Alpha 816 Double Black Diamond driver
• Big Bertha Alpha 816 fairway woods

Considering a purchase and want more info? Read the our front page stories here.

Stay below the radar

There’s always a lot of hype around big name golf clubs, expensive equipment and new releases, but there’s a world of equipment that flies below the radar of most consumers. In this thread, WRX members argue about what they believe to be overlooked golf clubs throughout history.

The thread is entertaining, nostalgic, and if you’re looking to purchase a set of inexpensive clubs, you might want to give some of the mentions a try.

The most “below the radar” golf equipment of all-time.

Jack Nicklaus’ club head speed

There’s a rumor floating around, started by Jack Nicklaus himself, that his club head speed in 1998, at 58 years old, was measured at 118 mph — meaning his speed in his prime would have been freakishly high.

Many are skeptical, others aren’t surprised. If it’s true, Nicklaus was more powerful than we even thought he was. Here’s a montage of young Jack’s driver swing, which we don’t have swing speed numbers from, but his power is evident.

See what GolfWRX members are saying about Jack’s driver speed at 58 years old.

Who has the best golf swing ever?

This thread, started by a new user in the forums, addresses one of the long-standing arguments for golf fans — what’s your favorite golf swing ever?

Is it the Golden Bear in his prime? A young, powerful Tiger Woods? Smooth-swinging Ernie Els? Many argue for Adam Scott, or even Louis Oosthuizen. There’s many favorites, and no ones wrong. After all, it’s your opinion!

Join the conversation, and voice your favorite golf swing ever.