Three types of grips are in common use: Overlapping Grip (also known as Vardon grip): The little finger (pinky finger) of the low hand is placed over the index finger of the high hand. Interlocking Grip: The little finger of the low hand interlocks with the index finger of the high... read more →
Sep
15
Sep
15
When is a Shot a Pitch and when it is a Chip? Chipping is a low-trajectory shot used when near the green (from about 10 yards to a few inches), with minimal wrist hinge, where the ball lands and rolls out like a putt. A chip stays on the ground longer... read more →
Aug
31
Project X golf shafts have been played at the highest levels of the game for years. The challenge is finding the right one to fit your swing. Even when two shafts look the same on paper, they can give you a completely different feel and ball flight: something you’ll notice when... read more →
Aug
20
Your golf club grips are your only connection to the club, so you need to pay attention to how they feel in your hands. After enough rounds and range sessions, things like sweat and oils from your hands build up. Even if you play with the best golf grips, they... read more →
Aug
10
Your wedges are your scoring clubs: they’re what you reach for when you need to hit a number into the green and throw a pitch up in the air, or when you’re trying to get out of a bunker. The extra loft helps you control trajectory and gives you more... read more →
Aug
05
The way you naturally roll the putter should have a big say in what type of head and shaft setup you play. Some golfers have more arc in their stroke and like to feel the face open and close. Others prefer a putter that feels quieter and more stable from... read more →
Jul
29
A lot of parents buy junior golf shafts based on age alone, but kids grow and swing at very different speeds. The shaft also needs to suit your child’s height, strength, and swing. If it’s too heavy, too stiff, or the wrong length, they may struggle to get the ball... read more →
Jul
15
If it feels like you're making the same swing but getting different results, your swing tempo could be the reason. Most golfers pay attention to swing speed when they're getting fitted for custom golf clubs, but tempo is just as important because it affects how the shaft loads and unloads... read more →
Jun
29
For many golfers, breaking 100 is the first score that feels genuinely achievable. It's the point where you're no longer relying on a handful of good shots each round. Instead, you're making more solid contact, keeping the ball in play more often, and avoiding the big numbers that can wreck... read more →
Jun
05
When golfers start looking at new irons, they often have to decide between playing with blades or cavity backs. Ultimately, the right choice depends on what you’re looking for from your iron head. Some golfers want as much forgiveness as they can get, especially on the days when they're not... read more →




