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Should You Consider a Golf Putter With a Graphite Shaft: Just a Trend With Professionals Or Can There Be a Benefit To Your Game?
We have a good understanding of what the benefits are of using graphite shafts. Lighter than steel, graphite shafts can help us generate more club head speed. The technology used...
Golf Ball Selection Guide: Comparing Choices from the Major Manufacturers
The golf ball market is a huge business. In fact, the global golf ball market was valued at a staggering $1046.2 million in 2022. Going into a golf shop or...
Diamana and Tensei: What Makes These Shafts Such a Success for Both Amateurs and Professionals
Diamana and Tensei: What Makes These Shafts Such a Success for Both Amateurs and Professionals Mitsubishi Chemical has consistently made some of the best-performing shafts over the past two decades....
Exploring the Titleist TSR Series
Titleist made a big statement about its ambition to be included in the premier league of high-performance drivers when it launched its TS (Titleist Speed) series in 2018. Success on...
Fine-Tuning Your Arsenal: Tailoring Equipment for Different Courses and Seasons
Can you employ different golf clubs for specific types of courses and for changes in the seasons? It’s certainly something that professionals do when they need to. As an example,...
Unlocking Success in Your Wedge Game: Getting The Correct Lofts for Precision and Scoring Mastery
Wedges are known as “scoring clubs” for a good reason. The level of expectation grows when we are faced with a wedge shot. Compared to a long iron or fairway...
Finding Your Perfect Fit: Why Not All Club Fitting Sessions Are The Same
It’s time. The decision has been made. You are in the market for a new set of golf clubs. You’ve heard that being custom fitted for clubs is the way...
Choosing the Perfect Golf Grips: How Golfers Can Enhance Their Game Today
How we grip a golf club is really important. It’s our only physical connection to the club, so ensuring we get this fundamental correct goes a long way to swinging...