by Matt Ristine | Jan 23, 2015 | Golf Clubs
By Paul Myers Proper equipment has a lot to do with success in golf. While golf clubs are never going to be able to hit the shots for you, it is important to have the right golf clubs that match your swing and are able to produce the ball flights that you are looking...
by Matt Ristine | Jan 1, 2015 | Golf Clubs
By Paul Myers For most golfers, getting a 9 iron shot mostly on-line with the target is not too challenging. You probably won’t have as much of a fade or draw with a short club like a 9 iron, so as long as you hit it correctly, the ball should head generally toward...
by Matt Ristine | Dec 14, 2014 | Golf Club, Golf Clubs, golf tips
By Paul Myers Are you a golfer that automatically reaches for the driver as soon as you get to the tee on a par four or par five? It’s okay to admit it – you are certainly among the majority. However, you might be better served to employ a two-golf-club approach to...
by Matt Ristine | Dec 4, 2014 | Golf Clubs, Golf Driver, golf equipment
By Paul Myers Most likely, your golf driver is the most expensive club in your bag. With that, you want to get as much possible use out of the club as possible. Of course, you are already hitting it off the tee ten or more times per round, but are there other things...
by Matt Ristine | Sep 7, 2014 | Golf Club, Golf Clubs
By Paul Myers Over the last few years, it seems that golf hybrids have completely taken over for long irons in the bags of most amateurs – and some professionals. It isn’t too hard to see why, as golf hybrids can be easier than irons to get up into the air, and thus...
by swingmangolf | Jan 15, 2013 | Golf Clubs
By Swing Man Golf Staff Jaacob Bowden’s new GolfWRX article called “How Far Should You Hit Your Golf Clubs?” just came out. Read it here. If you liked the article “How for you should hit your golf clubs?” and you think it would help...
