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Putting never gets the respect it deserves. If you’re researching counterbalanced putters, I commend you for doing what 90% of amateurs don’t, and that’s care about their putting. Chances are you’ve realized how many strokes putting can cost you compared to other parts of your game, and you want to change that. A strong-putting game
The USGA plays a big role in golf, and they dictate the game’s rules. Many golfers don’t realize it, but they test over 2,000 golf clubs, balls, tees, gloves, and other golf products. Their tests will create regulations that professional golfers must follow. What is the longest driver shaft length? USGA rules dictate that the
You may think there is not much difference between a 54 degree wedge and a 56 degree wedge other than two degrees, but those two degrees can be the difference between sticking it close and airmailing the flagstick. Your short game is paramount to shooting low scores. While practice is a must, you could be
Building upon the success of the 2020 Callaway Mavrik irons and the 2019 Callaway Rogues, Callaway sought to combine the two for a new and improved iron set. That’s precisely what we have here with the 2022 Mavrik irons. They are a great set to buy for many players and are easy to use with high
Small head drivers promote boosted workability off the tee, reduced spin, and a lower launch for low-handicap golfers. So, what are the best small head drivers this year? Ping G430 LST – Best Overall Callaway Rogue ST Triple Diamond – Most Forgiving Cobra AeroJet LS – Best for Distance Titleist TSR4 – Lowest Spinning Small Head Driver Callaway Paradym Triple
Bob Vokey’s wedges are well-loved by pros, so we thought we’d give you an insight as to why and whether the latest addition would work for the everyday golfer too. The newest Vokey wedge is the Titleist SM9. Possibly the biggest selling point with the wedge is six choices of grinds to appease every golfer.
Callaway started in 1982 and since has earned its reputation for designing drivers that help golfers to hit balls greater distances and make straight shots from the tee. These drivers have earned awards and are the type any golfer would be proud to have in his or her bag. But if you want to understand
Driving irons vs hybrids is a hot debate, and while they each have their own pros and cons, there is significant use case overlap. Picking the right clubs for your golf bag can be a troublesome task. After all, you’re restricted to just 14, and what if you desperately need that one club you chose
Unlocking the power of a gap wedge changed my short game as a junior. It saved me from hitting half-pitching wedge shots or trying to force a sand wedge. In this post, I introduce you to the 50 vs 52-degree wedge to highlight which is better suited to your golf game. So, is the 50
There’s no denying golf can get pretty pricey. Even if you start with a budget-friendly beginner set, it won’t be too long before you want to try more advanced equipment. On top of this, you may well end up purchasing single clubs here and there to bolster your set. Trust us, it can get out
Scotty Cameron learned the art of putter development in his garage as a kid and took his craft mainstream in the early 90s. By 1993, his flat stick had already won Bernhard Langer a Green Jacket, and since then, it’s been smooth sailing. In this post, I pay homage to Mr. Don T and reveal
Transitioning from irons to woods is crucial for anyone’s bag and choosing a hybrid or 5 wood. The most debated topic is: 5 wood vs 3 hybrid? The 5-wood was here first and has a lot of die-hard fans, but are they right to defend what could be the next extinct club? I think there’s a
Hey, I’m Nick, and welcome to my blog where I share everything I’ve learned to help improve your golf game. You can read more about me here.
