One of the challenges of golf is deciding which clubs to put in your bag. While a golfer is allowed to carry 14 clubs in total, the number of clubs that are actually available on the market far exceeds that. So to make sure you’re packing the right arsenal, it would be important to consider […]
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The irons are a family of clubs that are designed for long distance shots that approach the green. Producing shots that are a little shorter in distance compared to the woods, irons are best used from under 200 to around 120 yards from the green. However, that’s a standard that’s held mostly for men. The […]
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The irons – the long ones, to be exact – have been voted time and time again as the most difficult golf clubs to hit. But because of their pivotal purpose on the course, it becomes impossible to do away with them all together. Fortunately, manufacturers have done what they can to make sure that […]
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The irons are some of the most utilized clubs in the whole golf bag. Versatile and reliable, the irons are used for approaching the green, or for getting out of a sticky situation. For most professionals and advanced players, using an iron can be a piece of cake. But for beginners, getting the hang of […]
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In golf, an intermediate player is someone you might call a mid-handicapper. These players are just above bogey golfers, and may or may not score below par. Much like beginners and pros, these golfers have specific clubs designed to make their experience on the course much more enjoyable and fruitful. In terms of irons, mid-handicappers […]
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Back when golf courses were harder to maintain, most players were called “diggers.” That is, their shots would produce large divots in the ground as though they had gone digging through the course. These days though, courses tend to be much better manicured, so it’s easier to swing without creating such large pots in the […]
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The cavity silhouette is a popular club head design used in golf. Basically, the design is characterized by a hollowed area along the back of a club head. It was first developed around 50 years ago, and has since been considered a major game changer in the world of golf. So there really is no […]
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Does this sound familiar? You’ve hit a decent drive down the middle of the fairway and have 150 yards to the green. You take out your normal 150-yard iron and proceed to make a decent swing on your approach shot, but you can tell that you didn’t quite “flush” it. Not exactly on the sweet […]
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