Do you ever wonder what Pros carry in their bags that you don’t?

Watch the following videos to find out what Rocco Mediate and Stuart Appleby carry in their bags. See if you notice what they carry in common. Read the rest of this entry

According to www.shaftfit.com, you should consider the following when choosing the right shaft for yourself…

1.   Play the lightest shaft you can control.

* Playing a shaft that is too heavy will inhibit swing speed
* A shaft that’s too light will adversely affect acuracy and control

2.   Optimize trajectory for increased distance

* A shaft with a firm tip produces a lower ball flight
* A soft tip, or tip flexivle shaft will contribute a higher ball flight Read the rest of this entry

Did you know golf balls that are placed in storage will age? A golf ball will give you better performance if it was newly made, as compared to the same golf ball that has been sitting on a shelf for 2 years. Read the rest of this entry

One of the most important aspects of any golf club is it’s shaft. The shaft to the club is like the engine to the car. Just to emphasize the importance of getting the right flex shafts, a golf pro could easily switch between one type of club head for another without many issues, but if they were to switch their shaft from extra stiff steel shafts to graphite seniors shafts, this would cause massive problems! Read the rest of this entry

Many people have asked me in the past, what the difference betweeen graphite shafts and steel shafts is. Here is the difference… Read the rest of this entry

As many of us already know, irons are typically characterised as either blade like, or cavity back. It is a sliding scale where on one end, the blades are known to be difficult to hit and on the other, the cavity backs are designed for maximum forgiveness. But most of the clubs on the market fall in between both extremes. Knowing what types of irons you should be playing with can save you a lot of frustration! Read the rest of this entry

A lot of people have asked me what the general difference is between different types of grips, mainly rubber and cord. Here is the answer… Read the rest of this entry

One of the most important aspects of a golf club that is often bypassed by people, is the grip size.  This is the only part of the club that transfers the speed and precision you generate through your golf swing to the golf club and thus to the golf ball. It is vital to have properly fitted grips to ALL your golf clubs, to get the most out of your golf clubs, and your golf game. This is the reason why… Read the rest of this entry

To get the best ball flight and  most distance from your driver, you must think about the swing speed, launch angle and spin rate of your drives. Since swing speed is not something that can be easily changed (although through better techniques and a stronger physique, you can increase your swing speed dramatically!), we’ll focus on the other two; launch angle and spin rate. Read the rest of this entry