Ask most club golfers why they play the ball they play and the answer usually traces back to what the pro shop had on the shelf, what their playing partner …
Ask most golfers what separates one wedge from another and they will talk about loft: a 56 versus a 60, a gap wedge versus a lob wedge. Loft is the number …
For most of the modern era, iron sets have been built to a single, simple target: matched swing weight. Every club in the bag, from the 4-iron down to the …
Every so often an idea that has been sitting on the fringes of the equipment world for decades finds its moment, and one-length irons are having theirs. The …
Most golfers buy a bag the way they buy a wallet: once, without much thought, and then use it for a decade regardless of whether it ever suited them. That is a …
Ask ten amateurs why they play the ball currently sitting in their bag and at least half will mention compression at some point, usually something like “I …
The fairway wood is the club that everyone assumes they already understand. It sits between the driver and the hybrids, and the temptation with a new release is …
Hybrids are the least glamorous club in the bag, and also, for most of us, the most useful. They live in the gap between fairway woods and long irons, and they …
