The end of the year is slowly approaching. It's time to take stock of 2023 from 4 angles:
The Driver 900 is the new spearhead of the Inesis range of clubs. A club that perfectly embodies our ambition to create clubs designed for expert players with handicaps between 15 and 0. Two words to sum up the 900 driver: "useful power".
The 100 clubs were the starting point for a new generation of Inesis clubs. The 100 for beginners (index >30), the 500 for advanced players (index between 30 and 15) and the 900 for experts (index <15). Designed 6 years ago, the 100s received a minor update in 2019. For 2023, we've gone back to the drawing board to design the new 100 clubs. The aim? Keep everything that made the 100 kit a success, and improve everything else. And here we go.
The old chipper was undoubtedly the oldest reference in the Inesis range. It was high time, in 2023, to launch its successor on the market. A club inspired by the putter range and designed to ease your approach to the green. To try it is to adopt it. And it's not Ludovic, index 4, who will say otherwise!
In recent years, the half-zip sweater has become the golf sweater par excellence. The zip effectively regulates temperature when the weather changes or the wind acts up.
So we wanted to add this type of sweater to our range, and do it the Inesis way. In other words, a simple, elegant sweater designed to last for years.
In 2023, no fewer than 3 new polo shirts and 1 skirt have been launched.
In 2023, the big design topic was the development of the future 500 irons. 4 years after the release of the 500 series in 2019, we spent long months analyzing, debriefing, studying, reinventing, designing, prototyping, testing, ...
The clubs are now almost finalized, and we can't wait to present them to you.
Relive the first 3 chapters in the design of the 500 irons, scheduled for release in spring 2024.
56% of Inesis sales in 2023 will come from eco-designed products (42% in 2022).
This puts us in fourth place among all Decathlon sports.
In July 2023, this share had even risen to 64%.
We took back more than 6,500 golf items in 2023, an increase of more than 250% on 2022.
Well, of course we can't tell you any more than that, other than to tune in on October 11, 2023 at 11:10 a.m. to discover the Inesis innovation (and vote for us! :p ).
Every 2 years, MyGolfSpy carries out a major ball test on robots. All the market's best sellers are put through their paces. Very good results for the Tour 900 and for the prototype of its replacement, due to arrive in 2024.
-> https://www.inesis.com/ball-match
900 irons have made an impressive entry in the latest ranking of the best series for expert players (player's distance). First in forgiveness and second in accuracy in particular.
-> https://mygolfspy.com/buyers-guides/irons/best-players-distance-irons-2023/
Franck and Quentin from Avis Golf put the new Chipper Inesis through its paces on the green.
-> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFgqIw_dvpQ
The likeable James Robinson has tested both the 3 and 4 900 hybrids. Another good review for 900 clubs? I'll let you find out...
-> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Qci9NCWRh4
Golf Monthly has tested more than 25 putters and selected 16 to be featured in this video, including the Inesis High M.O.I., which once again shines for its spectacular price/finish and performance ratio.
-> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjlTS1h0420
In conclusion, 2023 isn't over yet, as we've got a big surprise in store for you at Reveal Innovation. But it's already been a busy year on every level.
This is also the time to thank you for your support, your feedback and your ideas, which help us to keep improving. Looking forward to 2024 - it's only the beginning!
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