Low bounce (0-10°) is ideal for shots from tighter lies and firmer turf conditions. Generally with a narrow sole width, the leading edge of the blade is closer to the ground making for cleaner...
Every golfer has that one club in his or her bag that has seen better days. You know, the one with the grips that look more like pieces of an old tire, crumbling away...
Should I Buy a Hybrid Golf Club? “Only God and Jack Nicklaus can hit a 1-iron,” Lee Trevino once observed. He was exaggerating, of course – but not by much. There is no more...
If you’re an avid golfer, then you probably enjoy a little friendly competition, especially during an afternoon round with your favorite golfing buddy. While it’s always fun watching your golf ball move ahead of...
There’s no need to tell you that golf clubs are not all identical. The club faces come in differing sizes and shapes, and the shafts vary in regards to length and material. Any untrained...
Best Golf Clubs for Beginners “Golf is a curious sport whose object is to put a very small ball in a very small hole with implements ill-designed for the purpose.” That quote is from...
There are typically five different kinds of shaft flex that you can choose from: regular (R), stiff (S), extra-stiff (X) senior (A), and ladies (L). The goal should be to select a shaft flex...
“Game improvement” irons consist of the largest category of iron sets on the market and encompasses a wide range of manufacturers and configurations. These irons will typically be “mid-sized” with a more traditional appeal....
In the past, whenever a golfer wished to adjust something in their driver, they had to purchase a whole new model or go to a professional to get it modified. With the invention of...
Is club adjustability (face angle, loft, ball flight bias) important in my decision? First understand that no amount of club adjustment can cure your swing flaws. However, recent innovations in club technology allow drivers,...
