Buying Custom Golf Clubs

A Brief Golf Club Fitting Guide

Tue, 02 Mar 2010 18:26:31 -0600

You may wonder why gender makes a difference. Your gender determines which fitting scale will be used for you. There are different standards for males and females when it comes to fitting golf clubs. Your age is another classification as some of the specifications of a club may be especially measured for senior citizens. One area of fitting a club where your age comes into consideration is the shaft flex, which we will discuss momentarily. Tags: Golf Club Fitting Guide

How to Select the Best Golf Irons

Tue, 02 Mar 2010 18:26:31 -0600

Maybe you've been golfing with rented clubs for awhile and are ready to invest in your own set. A very important part of any club set are the irons. They are used for shots that are medium to long in distance. Most golfers have quite a few irons in their club set as this type of club is used more frequently than woods or putters. Wood clubs are made for shots that are very far away and putters are used for the last few feet of the green. Iron clubs fall in between these two extremes and are crucial to the middle of your game. Choosing the best golf irons for your needs is ... Tags: Best Golf Irons

What Are High MOI Golf Drivers?

Tue, 02 Mar 2010 18:26:31 -0600

This is often achieved by weighting the clubhead around the outside. You get a larger center of gravity and thus better results with a less than perfect hit. One of the newest types of drivers with high MOI are the new square head style drivers. These are a fairly new innovation but are catching on with golfers everywhere. Basically, when shopping for a driver you are going to want one that is effective at its purpose and matches your skill level. A pro golfer may not require a weighted clubhead and may prefer a lighter blade style clubhead. However new golfers definitely ... Tags: High Moi Golf Drivers

What are the Longest Hitting Drivers Golf Clubs?

Tue, 02 Mar 2010 18:26:31 -0600

The DR4E is a titanium driver that features a diamond insert. This is a feature you're not going to find on your average golf club. This driver actually has a 20 carat diamond inserted in the club face. This insert is not made with jewelry quality diamonds, but rather industrial grade diamonds which are substantially less expensive. This insert offers ten times more hardness than titanium and only five percent of the friction found with titanium. The result is what Diamond Touch Golf calls Rapid Energy Transfer. In laymans terms, the harder the striking surface is the furt... Tags: Longest Hitting Drivers Golf