By Paul Myers The six iron is the point in the set when you transition from ‘long’ irons to ‘mid’ irons, and it is also the point where you can start to be a little more aggressive. Make no mistake, you still have to make a quality swing to hit a good shot with a six...

By Paul Myers When you are able to pull your nine iron out of the bag to hit an approach shot, you should be thinking about only one thing – getting the ball as close to the hole as possible. There is plenty of strategy involved in working your way around the golf...

By Paul Myers Other than your driver and your putter, no club in your bag is likely to see more action than your pitching wedge. You can use this club for full shots from the fairway and rough, for pitch shots from around the green, for bunker shots, and more. Safe to...

Age:                                   27 Height:                             5'11" Weight:                            170 lbs Driver Specs: - Long drive driver - Callaway XR LD 5.5 degree, House of Forged Platiunum XXX 48”. - Playing driver - Callaway Double Black...

By Paul Myers Some golfers would consider the eight iron to be the start of the ‘short’ irons, a group which also includes the nine irons and all of the wedges – while others would lump the eight iron in with the ‘mid’ irons. In the end, it really doesn’t matter what...

By Paul Myers The five iron is one of the most versatile clubs in your bag. While many golfers are moving away from three and four irons in favor of hybrid clubs, most players are still saving a spot in the bag for the traditional five iron. Capable of hitting long...

By Paul Myers At age 37, Paul Casey has already had an incredible career as a professional golfer both in Europe and the United States, and given his current form, there seems to be plenty of great golf ahead. Paul Casey turned pro back in 2000 and has amassed 16...

By Paul Myers You should get excited when you pull your seven iron out of the bag. Why? Because, when you select as seven iron for the shot at hand, you must be within a reasonable distance from the green. Hitting a seven iron close to the hole is far easier than...

By Jaacob Bowden Member Question: Jaacob, My question is, what happens when I start swinging closer 115 mph? My ideal launch angle and spin rate will change and the loft I am playing will need to change with it right? Best, Jon M, 44 years old, 16 handicap, Arizona,...

By Paul Myers Despite what you might have heard, long irons aren’t dead just yet. Sure, hybrids have replaced long irons in many golfers’ bags, but that doesn’t mean that you have to wave goodbye to yours during the next garage sale. Long irons such as the three iron...