Each club in a golfers arsenal [bag] must fit the golfers game. Here we will look at many top of the line clubs and breakdown each component, from the shaft, to the grip and the club head. What materials make up the ultimate wood for long-distance fairways or tee shots; when to pick the iron over the wood, or is there a hybrid option that combines design elements of woods and irons that would make a better choice? We also take on the putter (short and tall) to make up your ultimate golf bag.
Callaway and PXG are two brands that have continued to innovate with their golf equipment. The PXG 0211, 0311, 0811, and the Callaway Epic, Apex, etc., are some of the best irons out there with incredible technology. A lot of…
Ping is one of the biggest and most wide-known golf equipment manufacturers out there. The Blueprint and i500 are two masterpieces from Ping. These irons are designed for players looking for not just forgiveness but incredible speed, distance, and workability.…
When PXG first released their 0211 irons some years back, players froth at the mouth at how expensive they are. As time goes on, the brand has come to be accepted and has gone mainstream. The excellent performance of their…
So you too have found yourself torn between the oddest named golf clubs? Well, you’re not alone. When Taylormade first introduced the RocketBallz iron, it caused an uproar in the industry. At least for those who were familiar with dozens…
PXG and Ping have been dragging it for quite a while. If you’re a Ping fan, you know the brand is reputable, tested, and very reliable. Unlike Ping, PXG is relatively new, sort of like the new boy on the…
When you are ready to buy a new iron, you can go with one of the well-known brands like Taylormade, Srixon, Callaway, Mizuno, Ping, PXG, etc. However, if you’re targeting specific clubs from two competing brands, it might be a…
