The majority of golfers play the game right handed. In fact, it’s estimated that only 5-7 percent of golfers in all of North America are lefties. This means that from the millions of clubs that get manufactured in bulk each year, the majority will be built for right handed players. In this article, I’m going to help you solve this problem by bringing you a list of the best left handed golf clubs around.
If you’re a player who struggles to hit your irons, you might be considering taking them out of the bag and investing in some hybrid irons. Hybrid irons offer a little more support in terms of launch and are generally easier to hit than regular irons. I for one am a strong believer that we should be trying to make the game of golf as easy as possible! So in this article, I’ll be bringing you my round-up of some of the best hybrid iron sets around.
There has been plenty of hype surrounding the release of the Kirkland Signature wedges from Costco. With their set of 3 wedges available for under $160, it’s easy to see why people are so excited about them. The Kirkland Signature wedges offer real value for money, but are they worth the reasonable price tag? Let’s find out.
Ok, I get it. You are looking for a complete golf set. Not only do the clubs have to perform, but the price has to be right too! You can go down several routes, from buying a complete set to assembling your very own custom set.
Here’s the truth. It’s always going to be a balancing act when you are trying to get the best golf clubs for the money you have available to invest in a new set. Fortunately, I’ve got a few great suggestions which I am going to share.
Back in 2014, Callaway brought out their first edition of the hugely popular forged “players” distance irons. These were one of their best-received sets of irons ever and it’s great to see that they’ve released a brand new set of Apex irons for 2021. In this article, I’ll be reviewing the Callaway Apex 21 irons to explore just how good they really are.
As a senior golfer, you might be starting to worry that your lowest scores are behind you. But the reality is, there are plenty of senior golfers who have been playing for decades (and with that experience in the tank and a little help from modern technology), there’s no reason you can’t play some of the best golf of your life.
In this article, I’ll be reviewing some of the best golf clubs for seniors to help you find some that suit your game.
If you’ve been around golf long enough you’ll probably have heard the phrase “Nothing feels like a Mizuno”. When it comes to making irons Mizuno is one of the best brands around. Yet when you think of drivers, Mizuno probably isn’t the first name that springs to mind. If you’ve seen a Mizuno driver before, you’ll know how great they look but how do they perform? In this article, I’ll be reviewing the Mizuno ST-Z driver to give you the low down.
You’re around the green, and you’ve got a shot in mind. It sounds a bit like this… Lob wedge out, gentle full swing, high arc, soft landing, high spin? Yeah, right, I’m thinking more like… hit it thin, smash the clubhouse window and put a nice cut in my brand new ProV1!
Sound familiar?
Lob wedges are great if you know how (and when) to use them. Today I’ll go through everything you need to know to hit dreamy, floaty shots to within 10 feet.
At the time of Cobras’ latest driver release, there’s no denying that speed is one of the hottest topics in golf. If you follow the professional game closely, you’ll know that Cobra clubs are used by the longest hitter on tour; Bryson Dechambeau. In this review of the Cobra Radspeed drivers, I’ll be taking a look at whether the drivers that are speedy by name live up to the hype.
How’s your swing looking? Like Bubba Watson with a hangover? Like Moe Norman in an earthquake, or Jim Furyk just doing his ‘normal’ thing?
The key to playing great golf boils down to one thing… Consistency. Get the swing consistent, correct, and repeatable, and the rest should follow. But how do you get the perfect golf swing? Well, golf swing plane trainers could be an ideal solution. But, do they work? We will talk you through some golf training aids and talk about the pros and cons of each.
Let’s dive right in.
The majority of golfers play the game right handed. In fact, it’s estimated that only 5-7 percent of golfers in all of North America are lefties. This means that from the millions of clubs that get manufactured in bulk each year, the majority will be built for right handed players. In this article, I’m going to help you solve this problem by bringing you a list of the best left handed golf clubs around.
If you’re a player who struggles to hit your irons, you might be considering taking them out of the bag and investing in some hybrid irons. Hybrid irons offer a little more support in terms of launch and are generally easier to hit than regular irons. I for one am a strong believer that we should be trying to make the game of golf as easy as possible! So in this article, I’ll be bringing you my round-up of some of the best hybrid iron sets around.
There has been plenty of hype surrounding the release of the Kirkland Signature wedges from Costco. With their set of 3 wedges available for under $160, it’s easy to see why people are so excited about them. The Kirkland Signature wedges offer real value for money, but are they worth the reasonable price tag? Let’s find out.
Ok, I get it. You are looking for a complete golf set. Not only do the clubs have to perform, but the price has to be right too! You can go down several routes, from buying a complete set to assembling your very own custom set.
Here’s the truth. It’s always going to be a balancing act when you are trying to get the best golf clubs for the money you have available to invest in a new set. Fortunately, I’ve got a few great suggestions which I am going to share.
Back in 2014, Callaway brought out their first edition of the hugely popular forged “players” distance irons. These were one of their best-received sets of irons ever and it’s great to see that they’ve released a brand new set of Apex irons for 2021. In this article, I’ll be reviewing the Callaway Apex 21 irons to explore just how good they really are.
As a senior golfer, you might be starting to worry that your lowest scores are behind you. But the reality is, there are plenty of senior golfers who have been playing for decades (and with that experience in the tank and a little help from modern technology), there’s no reason you can’t play some of the best golf of your life.
In this article, I’ll be reviewing some of the best golf clubs for seniors to help you find some that suit your game.
If you’ve been around golf long enough you’ll probably have heard the phrase “Nothing feels like a Mizuno”. When it comes to making irons Mizuno is one of the best brands around. Yet when you think of drivers, Mizuno probably isn’t the first name that springs to mind. If you’ve seen a Mizuno driver before, you’ll know how great they look but how do they perform? In this article, I’ll be reviewing the Mizuno ST-Z driver to give you the low down.
You’re around the green, and you’ve got a shot in mind. It sounds a bit like this… Lob wedge out, gentle full swing, high arc, soft landing, high spin? Yeah, right, I’m thinking more like… hit it thin, smash the clubhouse window and put a nice cut in my brand new ProV1!
Sound familiar?
Lob wedges are great if you know how (and when) to use them. Today I’ll go through everything you need to know to hit dreamy, floaty shots to within 10 feet.
At the time of Cobras’ latest driver release, there’s no denying that speed is one of the hottest topics in golf. If you follow the professional game closely, you’ll know that Cobra clubs are used by the longest hitter on tour; Bryson Dechambeau. In this review of the Cobra Radspeed drivers, I’ll be taking a look at whether the drivers that are speedy by name live up to the hype.
How’s your swing looking? Like Bubba Watson with a hangover? Like Moe Norman in an earthquake, or Jim Furyk just doing his ‘normal’ thing?
The key to playing great golf boils down to one thing… Consistency. Get the swing consistent, correct, and repeatable, and the rest should follow. But how do you get the perfect golf swing? Well, golf swing plane trainers could be an ideal solution. But, do they work? We will talk you through some golf training aids and talk about the pros and cons of each.
Let’s dive right in.
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