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How Do Golfers Get Paid? A Look Into The Lucrative Sport!

The topic of how lucrative golf can be is often discussed between golfers. The rapid growth in the astronomical amounts that golfers earn for winning a tournament often sounds too good to be true. With a large contingency of the top professional golfers sitting out much of the wrap-around program, it enables lesser-known golfers to enter the winner’s circle and earn multi-year exemption thus securing their living. We have heard the exciting reports of the likes of Tiger Woods having a net worth of $900 Million in 2021. Impressive to say the least.  Arnold Palmer is not that far behind

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How Do Golf Launch Monitors Work? Our Quick Guide For Golfers!

Golf launch monitors offer a host of benefits for serious practice and even leisure. They are affordable, easy to use, and practical. Today we take a look at how golf launch monitors work. One thing we have learned from the Covid-19 pandemic is that life is unpredictable and throws curveballs at us for which we are not prepared. For months we were unable to venture too far outside our houses without the threat of attracting the virus. No golf was allowed, no driving range experience to tap on, and work out some flaws in your game. Fortunately, we have launch

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Why Do Golf Clubs Break? Are We Always To Blame?

Given the high prices we usually pay for them, and the fact that they are made of metal, we would be right to assume that golf clubs should not break very easily. But sadly, we are sometimes proven wrong. Strong and durable as they may be, golf clubs can indeed break, and it can happen for a number of reasons. So why do golf clubs break? Sometimes, there is a fault in the club that is out of the player’s control. Other times, it’s the player who is to blame. In this article, we’ll explore the most common reasons for

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Why Are Golf Clubs So Expensive? What Do You Actually Pay For?

As sporting hobbies go, golf is easily one of the most expensive. There are lessons to purchase, green fees to pay, and clothes to buy. And then there’s the equipment: golf balls, umbrellas, tees, and towels. You’ll also need a golf bag… a golf bag full of clubs. And if you’ve spent any amount of time shopping for a new set of golf clubs, you’ll have quickly realized that they ain’t cheap. It can be frustrating, but in the grand scheme of things, I’d say it’s (usually) a fair price to pay to play such a wonderful game. But why

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Forged vs. Cast Irons: Which Should You Use?

To put it simply, forged irons have a club head that is pressed and milled from a single piece of metal, while cast irons are constructed using molten metal and a cast. Forged clubs are usually better for low handicap players. On the other hand, cast irons can use cavity backing and perimeter weighting to make them more forgiving, which makes them ideal for new players or those with a higher handicap. There is a major difference between cast and forged irons is the construction and materials used. Forging of steel has been around for centuries and was the accepted

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Where Are Titleist Golf Clubs Made?

Anyone who has even the slightest interest in golf has probably heard of Titleist. The Titleist Pro V1 golf ball has been the most played ball on the PGA Tour for the past 20 years and is widely considered to be one of the most important pieces of equipment in the history of the game. But since their founding years, Titleist have branched out to manufacture other pieces of golfing equipment, including clubs. But where are Titleist golf clubs made? What is the history of this powerhouse golfing brand? Let’s take a dive into the world of Titleist. What Is

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Where are PING Golf Clubs Made? Are They Still All American?

PING is one of the great pillars of golf manufacturing. Its putters, which are instantly recognizable by the ‘ping’ sound they make, have been a dominant force in golf for almost half a century. Its irons, drivers, and golf bags have also garnered universal praise. As a brand, PING is synonymous with clean, no-nonsense quality. American quality. But since so many American companies have shifted their manufacturing overseas, you might be wondering, where are Ping golf clubs made? In this article, we’re going to explore the history of Ping, and we’ll determine the extent to which it has clung to

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Does Rain Affect Golf Ball Distance? Your Questions Answered.

You’ve checked the weather forecast, booked a sunny slot, and got your sunscreen and shorts out ready. Then out of nowhere, the heavens open, and you’ve got no choice but to whip out an umbrella and slug your way through 18 holes of rainy golf. But, does rain affect golf ball distance? You’ve probably noticed that the game seems a hell of a lot harder (as if golf wasn’t hard enough!) in the rain, and you may be wondering exactly why this is the case. Rain does, in fact, affect golf ball distance, and it does so in a number

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What Is A Mid-Handicap? Ranges, Tips, & Best Clubs

A mid-handicap is the most common score range for golfers. Are you a mid-handicapper? Or are you trying to become one? So, what is a mid-handicap? A mid-handicap is a score of around 81 to 90 for 18 holes. This is an average score, and mid-handicappers have a handicap index between 9 and 18, so this means they shoot 9 to 18 over par for 18 holes.  But there are actually 3 mid-handicapper categories, and you’ll want to understand where you sit, so you can know how to improve. You could miss out on some low-hanging fruit opportunities to take

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What Is A Low Handicap? When Can You Consider Yourself One?

The opinions on who fits in where on the golf handicap spectrum differ vastly among golfers. Generally, you can separate players by low, middle, and high handicaps. In this article, we look at what is a low handicap? This will help you understand at what point you can call yourself a low handicapped golfer. What Is A Low Handicap Golfer? Unlike many sports, lower is best when it comes to golf. Therefore a golfer with a low handicap knows how to navigate from tee to green. I am often asked, what is a low handicap? The simple answer is 9

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