Feb
11
Srixon iron sets are slowly growing in popularity. Although the brand has a far more impressive global reputation, I've noticed more and more weekend warriors in the US picking up the brand. The ZX series originally just included the ZX5 (players irons) and ZX7 (game improvement) irons. The all-new Srixon...
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Feb
08
The Callaway Apex DCB (Deep Cavity Back) irons are the most forgiving set in the Apex line of clubs... ever! Apex clubs are known for the great forged feel & sound at impact, but typically the clubs are only gamed by mid to low handicap golfers due to the compact...
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Feb
08
Callaway's makes some of the best forged irons on the market. A great compromise between a set of players irons and blades is the Callaway Apex Pro 21 iron set. Callaway recommends this set for +5 to 5 handicaps, but those with higher handicaps can definitely benefit from gaming a...
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Feb
08
I'll never forget the first time I hit a set of Apex irons. It was a set of Callaway Apex 16 - just purchased by my good buddy that couldn't say enough good things about them. The older Apex model had a very similar construction as the Callaway Apex 21...
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Feb
08
Rangefinders are super accurate. But if you don't want to have to invest in, keep up with, and carry around a rangefinder, then a golf GPS app is a great substitute. Plus, they all come with lots of extra features to make your life easier. No one likes long introductions...
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Feb
07
Apps make life easier. There's an app for practically everything golf-related that you can imagine... plus some! Here are the 5 best golf apps (iPhone & Android). Keep in mind these apps are my recommendations for US residents. Other countries may have far different options available. 1) Best All...
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Feb
06
I can't say I love PXG as a brand. Just the same way that I don't understand people buying a Rolex watch. I've never been one to spend more money than I really needed to, but I do understand that everyone is different. If you want a blunt review of...
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Feb
06
As seemingly every brand has done in the past year, Mizuno joins the pack and releases another draw-biased driver. The Mizuno ST-X driver is one of two drivers in the ST series - you can read about the more forgiving, straighter ST-Z driver here. Although Mizuno is better known for...
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Feb
06
Mizuno's history with drivers has been interesting to say the least. There was a period of 10+ years where no Mizuno was played on the PGA tour at all. You may conclude that their drivers simply didn't perform as well as brands like Callaway & TaylorMade. That might be part...
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Feb
04
Women's golf clubs are lighter than men's. However, some women find that their clubs are still too heavy for them. If you struggle with getting tired towards the end of your round, then you probably are using clubs that are too heavy for you. Or, of course, you might need...
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Feb
04
Golfers age. Muscles get weaker. Swings get slower. Ball goes shorter. Clubs feel heavy after the turn. What's one way to combat these problems? Use lighter clubs! When you use lightweight clubs, your swing picks up speed. Sure, you might lose a little bit of consistency, but you probably weren't that...
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Feb
04
Not all women golfers will benefit from lighter irons. However, many would. If you struggle with generating enough club head speed to launch your iron shots high in the air, then I'd recommend getting a lighter set of irons. Although lighter irons will increase your swing speed (& therefore your...
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Feb
04
I want to make one thing absolutely clear: lightweight irons are not always better. The lighter the clubs, the faster you can swing. However, the faster you can swing, the larger your misses are going to be and the less consistent that you'll be. Who Benefits From Lightweight Irons?...
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Feb
03
Light drivers aren't always a good thing. If that were the case, then every golfer on tour would be gaming the lightest driver to maximize club head speed. Lightweight drivers are great for increasing your distance off the tee, but they are not so great for hitting fairways on a...
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Feb
03
Lightweight drivers benefit women golfers that struggle to generate enough club head speed. The general rule is: the lighter the driver, the faster the swing speed, but you may see a small decrease in consistency. Senior golfers that lack speed & flexibility will benefit greatly from the lightest ladies drivers...
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