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Golf Equipment
  Lessons From Your Glove One of the simplest things to look at is how quickly your new white glove begins to turn black... 7 comments more... Thoughts on Ball Fitting Bridgestone is making a lot of waves out there with their ball fitting process. 32 comments more... What the heck is a 9-iron anyway? In the early 1970s, lofts and lengths on irons were pretty much standard across the various brands. 10 comments more... Weighing in on Long Putters I don't see long putters as a trend that is going to transform the game of golf. 15 comments more... Ball Flight & Spin Shots that fly lower almost always have more backspin. 7 comments more... Learning Curve I have been trying to help others learn this game for most of my life. 5 comments more... Things That Amaze Me Sadly, things are not always as they appear. 12 comments more... Wedge Shafts...Again Blending your wedges to match your irons is key. 8 comments more... Getting The Shaft I probably get more questions about golf shafts than any other topic. I'm assuming that's due to the vast wasteland of shaft options, so huge that it has all golfers pretty darn confused. 8 comments more... Short Game Options & Preference I find the short game to be fascinating for a number of reasons, not the least of which is the broad variety of ways you can approach it as a golfer. 4 comments more... Lofts And Lies (Yes, THAT Kind) One of the most frustrating things about working with golf clubs is that you can't trust the numbers most of the time. 8 comments more... What's In Your Sole? Staying on the topic of functional parts of a golf club, this week we’re moving to the sole. 7 comments more... Driver "Ping-i-ness" Modern golf manufacturers have pushed all USGA imposed limits on technology to the max. 19 comments more... A Matter of Offset We'll start off the New Year with a dialog about equipment, specifically "offset," as that is one of my favorite topics. 21 comments more... Should Your Irons Really Match? I think more golfers should play modern blade irons than the industry at large would recommend. 15 comments more... A Dissection of Putters All of you know me as "The Wedge Guy," but what you don't know is that my earlier work in golf club design was focused on putters. 22 comments more... A Matter of Offset One of the things that I always notice first about a golf club is the amount of offset it has – the distance out in front of the leading edge that the hosel is positioned. 21 comments more... Groove Survey Results Three weeks ago, I posted a survey to see how you readers felt about the implementation of the new Rules of Golf as they apply to the changes in the grooves on wedges and irons. 78 comments more... Of Spin, Grooves and The Golf Ball Our own testing with golfers of various skill levels indicates that the skill level of the player and the ball being played both have a great influence on spin generated. 23 comments more... First Shot at the USGA Over Grooves Feel Golf, a small wedge company in California, has announced that they will continue to make wedges and irons with "old" grooves after January 1, 2011 as their customers want to play them. 38 comments more... "Sole Food," Part 2 I wanted to follow up Tuesday's post with a with a discussion of just what makes a wedge sole work. 13 comments more... "Sole Food" - Wedge Grinds, Camber, Etc. I get questions daily about the vast array of sole grinds on the market, available in the racks or even custom ground to supposedly "fit" individual golfers. 6 comments more... Should You Consider a "Tour Grind" Wedge? A conversation with a customer this week got me thinking about the segment of the wedge offering from major companies that falls under the category “Tour Grind”, “Personal Grind” or other such names. 16 comments more... Selecting/Fitting Your Putter I've been on the topic of golf club mechanics and club fitting lately, and thought we would close this series with a question about selecting a putter. 13 comments more... Tidbits for you to think about When it comes to your golf clubs, what you see is not necessarily what you get. On the surface, a golf club seems to be a pretty simple thing. But when that golf club is put into motion a lot of dynamics begin to happen. 20 comments more... |
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