Picking the Right Set of Golf Clubs
Sunday June 13th 2010, 5:39 pm
Filed under: Golf Equipment

Many people think that purchasing as set of golf clubs is as easy as walking into a golf store and buying them. This is far from the truth as there many factors which must be considered when purchasing a new set of golf clubs. You will find that there is a wide range of brands and styles of golf clubs available, all of which cater to ones style of play and skill level.

Your first step in purchasing a set of golf clubs is to recognize your skill level. Just because a set of golf clubs are more expensive does not mean that you will be able to hit them long and straight down the fairway. There are many different styles of golf clubs. A beginner would be better off with an oversized set of irons while a veteran golfer may want a small set of blade irons. A beginner or high handicap golfer will find it very hard to hit a set of blade irons as the heads are very small and do not have a large sweet spot.

Once you recognize your skill level the first place to go to look for golf clubs is the internet. There are many golf club review sites online that can help you find a perfect match for your golf game. You can find golf club review websites where golfers just like you leave their comments about particular brands and styles of clubs. For example, I purchased a set of Taylor Made Oversized Irons last year. Before I purchased them I read a dozen review websites to see if they were a good fit for a high handicap golfer like me. I found that many golfers liked their forgiveness, large sweet spot and quality of workmanship. In short, they were rated very high amongst high handicap golfers and beginners. I knew that they were the clubs I was interested in.

My next step was to visit a golf store. Not just any golf store but one with driving net so I could test the clubs out to see how they feel. This is an important step. Just because other similar type golfers like a club you may not like their feel or weight. Most large golf stores will have golf cages set up where you can hit the balls into a net or computer screen. Some will even have a professional on site to watch your swing and make suggestions on what particular golf club suits your swing. It is very important when purchasing golf clubs to test them out first. (more…)



PowaKaddy Cart
Wednesday August 08th 2007, 4:49 pm
Filed under: Golf Equipment

The PowaKaddy Company is the world’s leading manufacturer of powered golf carts.  All carts made by PowaKaddy are designed by golfers for golfers.  This means you are getting a cart that meets your needs because advice from avid golfers goes into the design of every single cart.  It’s best to have a product designed by people who use that product.  PowaKaddy knows this all too well.

PowaKaddy golf carts are (more…)



Golf and the Weather
Monday July 30th 2007, 3:09 am
Filed under: Golf Equipment

Weather certainly plays a huge role in a good golf game. Obviously, if it is raining, you aren’t going to be able to golf as easily as if the sun was shining. While summer golf provides great weather conditions, you also won’t want to be on the course when it’s 110 degrees in the shade (which makes it hotter on the fairway!)

Monitoring the weather is something avid golfers do faithfully. Ideal golf weather is about 70 degrees with clear skies and a soft breeze. (more…)



Hybrid Clubs
Sunday July 29th 2007, 8:12 am
Filed under: Golf Clubs

Hybrids are Hot! And we’re not just talking about automobiles. The hybrid golfclub is often referred to as the utility club and is a somewhat recent addition to the line-up of clubs that golfers can choose.  They are increasing in popularity since they are designed to be easy to hit for the recreational golfer.  Actually, they are easier to hit for any golfer and most touring pros now carry at least one hybrid golf club in their bag.

Hybrid golf clubs  combine elements of both irons & woods in their design.  This characteristic creates (more…)