By Adam Young One of the main issues golfers struggle with is the ability to transfer what they can do on the range to what they do on the course. Even Tiger Woods himself is struggling with this right now, with reports of him striking it better than ever on the...

By Paul Myers: The name Jonathan Byrd is one that may not be known to casual golf fans, despite the excellent performances that Byrd has authored on the PGA Tour over his 15 year career. With five total PGA Tour wins, the last coming in 2011, along with a PGA Tour...

By Paul Myers: Hybrid clubs are relatively new to the game of golf, but they have made quite an impact in a short period of time. Today, you will find at least one hybrid club in the bag of just about every golfer, including some the best players in the world. Hybrid...

By Paul Myers: Most amateur golfers don’t get enough use out of their three wood. The three wood is a club that can be useful both off the tee and from the fairway, yet the average golfer tends to reach for their driver or hybrid clubs far too often. If you can get...

By Paul Myers: When asked to identify their favorite club in the bag, most players would hesitate for only a moment before picking out the driver. Why? It’s obvious – the driver is the club that hits the ball the farthest, and also has the biggest head. Most drivers...

By Tom Wishon Over the past three years, virtually every golf equipment company has introduced their new driver designs with an adjustable hosel sleeve device mounted in the hosel of the clubhead.  The primary claim for the adjustable hosel drivers is for them to...

By Jaacob Bowden As I mentioned last month and in this month’s intro, I had recently been getting in some play and practice to get ready for The Open Championship qualifying. This particular Open Championship had special meaning and I really wanted to get in for a...

By Dave Tutelman I mean in distance. How many additional yards will you get for every MPH of clubhead speed? I have seen lots of writings saying something like "distance is clubhead speed times 2.4," or maybe "distance is clubhead speed times 2.6." But it's not. More...

By Paul Myers For many amateur golfers, the lob wedge is an intimidating club. Sure, it is capable of hitting a wide range of useful shots, but it can also lead to some embarrassing mistakes. Anyone who has ever slid their lob wedge right under the ball – and whiffed...