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Shop Your Favorite Players’ Golf Gear at PGA TOUR Superstore

The “shop by player” feature at PGA Tour Superstore lets you find your favorite players’ golf gear. You can find the feature when you hover over the club’s menu at the top left of the page. A drop-down menu with 4 columns appears, and the shop by player link is located in the 4th column underneath the view all menu. Discover the clubs, balls, and apparel the finest golfers use and add them to your collection. In this post, I’ll guide you on using this convenient feature, eliminating the need to scroll through troves of gear listed on the PGA

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3 Wood vs 3 Hybrid: Differences, Pros, Cons

A 3 wood is meant for distance, while a 3 hybrid is meant for accuracy. The longer shaft and lower loft of a 3 wood produce a low penetrating ball flight, perfect for those wanting extra yards. The shorter shafts and larger heads of a 3 hybrid produce easy launch, perfect for those who struggle to hit long irons accurately. High handicappers may struggle to hit a 3 wood, but most will be able to use a 3 hybrid. Remember: Using the wrong club could mean you never reach your potential. And as I’ve explained to hundreds of students, knowing

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10 Weirdest Golf Swings Ever Seen

Some of the weirdest golf swings on the Tour are oddly effective. You may not want to replicate these swings as your blueprint to success, but they are fun to watch. Here are the weirdest golf swings: Jim Furyk’s Unique Takeaway Matthew Wolff’s Unconventional Footwork Jim Thorpe’s Whirling Swing John Daly’s Over-the-Top Power Calvin Peete’s Bent Arm Impact Arnold Palmer’s Twisting Finish Lee Trevino’s Self-Taught Technique Allen Doyle’s Compact Swing Josh Broadaway’s Unusual Grip Eamonn Darcy’s Strangely Effective Swing My swing won’t win any awards, but it isn’t as weird as the golfers on this list. I like to share

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14 Golf Exercises For Seniors To Make You More Mobile

Golf exercises for seniors can significantly extend their playing years, focusing on increasing mobility and preventing injury.  Here are the 5 best exercises for older golfers: Cable Golf Shot – Best Resistance Training Shoulder Scaption – Best Exercise with Resistance Bands Sitting Hip Stretches – Best Golf Stretch Ankle Rotations Low Lunge Stretch Incorporating exercises that mimic golf swings, like airplane twists and arm circles, is particularly beneficial before rounds and training sessions.  These 14 exercises can help you build a full-body workout for seniors to keep your body and score in tune.  Editor’s Note: I’m a NASM-certified personal trainer

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What Driver Loft Should You Use? (Full Chart Based On Swing Speed)

A 10.5° golf driver loft is ideal for beginners and most golfers. If you’re new to golf or have a slower swing speed, a driver with a higher loft will suit you better. A higher loft driver is more forgiving since getting an upward attack angle is easier. Less loft allows you to gain more distance and less spin. Generally, the faster your swing speed, the less lofted driver you need. I see many golfers play with the wrong driver loft, which hurts your drives. The lofts in drivers usually range from 8° to 14°. To help you visualize, I’ve

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5 Best Srixon Irons (2024): Pros & Cons

After testing the top Srixon irons and talking with my team member, Brendon Elliott, who’s played Srixon irons for a decade, here are my top 3 Srixon Irons: Best Overall Most Forgiving Best For Low Handicappers Srixon ZX5 MK II Srixon ZX4 MK II Srixon ZX7 MK II Pros Flexible clubface Generates a high launch Forgiving High forgiveness Excellent MOI Towering launch Optimal spin rate through the bag Soft feel Workable flight Cons Less workable than the ZX7 MK II irons Not as forgiving as the ZX4 MK II irons Smaller sweet spot than the previous ZX4 The increased offset

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Can You Golf In The Rain? Tips & Gear

Yes, you can play golf in the rain, provided the conditions are safe. While playing during lightning, heavy downpours, hail, or strong winds is not advisable, light to moderate rain is generally manageable. Competitive golfers often play through downpours. However, while there are benefits to playing in the rain, there are also several drawbacks to consider. As a PGA Professional of 15 years and a golf industry veteran of 27, I have often had to play golf in wet conditions, so don’t miss any of these tips. ContentsTips For Golfing in the RainRain Gear is a Must-HaveKeep Your Equipment DryHave

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The Best Budget Golf Clubs & Sets Under $350

Picking up one of the best budget golf club sets under $350 can help you get started without much risk. However, you don’t want to start with a low-quality set of golf clubs and not enjoy your first months and years in this sport. The challenge is finding a high-quality set of beginner clubs, which isn’t easy. I started playing with second-hand clubs my dad bought for me at random sales, and it took me longer to find my groove. Now, I suggest friends buy a decent budget-friendly set immediately. Online retailers will let you return them, so you never

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How Long Does A Golf Tournament Last? Pro & Amateur

PGA Tour events usually last 4 days, with each golfer playing 18 holes daily. It usually takes a pair of golfers 4 hours to complete 18 holes. LIV Golf and Ryder Cup tournaments are only 3 days. At the same time, most charity golf tournaments are just 18 holes played in 1 day.

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