Equipment reviews

Putters

In the last few years there has been a radical change in the putters we use. The once omni-present Ping Ansa style putter has all but gone as have the blade putters used by Nicklaus, Palmer &Player. Putter technology has advanced quickly as have putting techniques and training aids. Being better at short putts is the easiest thing all of us can do to save shots on each round of golf. Our reviews on new putters, new techniques and new training aids will explore how effective these new innovations are.

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Drivers

Taylormade, Callaway, Titleist, Cobra all have unique offerings and technology that promise to deliver greater speed, less twist, lower spin, and ultimately longer, straighter and more solid drives. The driver is likely to be the most expensive club in your bag. It is important to know before you hand over the money how it will perform in the real world. Our task is to deliver to you our thoughts, backed up with data on how each club delivers on the manufacturers promises.

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Wedges

Hi Toe Wedges, “never get stuck in the sand” Wedges, rusty wedges, high bounce low bounce many many different grinds. How many wedges do you really need in the bag? We will find out what it all means, we will measure it to see what real difference you can expect.

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Range finders

There is no question that using a rangefinder is better for your golf. These devices have made us all go to the range at some point and figure out how far each of our clubs go!

There are a wide variety of range finders on the market, GPS Range Finders, Laser Rangefinders at many different price points. All in one devices that can track your shot statistics and more. We aim to create for you a constantly updated guide to what’s hot, what’s not, the pros and cons and make our recommendations.

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More speed, more length, more consistency

The age old debate of accuracy versus length is still valid. However, if you want to hit it further, and we all do, then the basic requirements are to find the middle of the clubface and add more clubhead speed. Lighter clubs might help you to get more club head speed, stretching, resistance training, overspeed training, physiotherapy, All of these things are commonly discussed when searching for more length off the tee and shorter clubs into greens. Bombing the ball further is rewriting how professional golf is played. The need for speed is filtering down to us mortals too. We will work with you to learn how to get that club head moving faster.

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