In simple terms, a golf grip’s core size is the measurement of its inside diameter. Think of it as the size of the hole that runs through the middle of the grip, which is designed to be installed onto the butt end of a golf shaft. This number is almost always printed on the inner edge of the grip’s opening.
Choosing the right cart golf bag is about more than just color, it’s about making every round you play smoother, more organized, and ultimately, more enjoyable. A great cart bag works with you, keeping your clubs protected and every accessory you need right at your fingertips. This guide will walk you through exactly what to look for, from divider systems and pocket layouts to the small features that make a massive difference a few holes into your round.
The 150-yard shot is one of the most common - and most important - distances you’ll face on the golf course. It’s the distance of a typical par 3 or the approach shot on a standard par 4. Knowing exactly which club to pull for this shot will dramatically lower your scores, but the answer isn't the same for everyone. This article will guide you through how to find your personal 150-yard club and, more importantly, how to adjust that choice based on the real-world conditions you face during a round.
Ever found yourself wondering how you stack up against other golfers? When you post a score of 87 or 90, you might wonder, Is that good? One of the most common milestones golfers aim for is a 15 handicap. This article gets straight to the point: we'll look at the data on what percentage of golfers actually have a 15 handicap, what playing like a 15 handicap really feels like on the course, and a clear action plan to help you get there yourself.
A golf putter must have a loft angle of 10 degrees or less to be considered legal for professional (and amateur) play. That’s the hard and fast rule according to the USGA and R&A, the governing bodies of golf. This article explains not just the rule itself, but more importantly, the physics behind why putters have loft in the first place and how you can determine the right amount of loft for your specific putting stroke.
Wearing the right pair of shorts on the golf course is about more than just looking the part, it’s a vital piece of gear that directly impacts your comfort, mobility, and ultimately, your performance. Choosing the best golf shorts frees you up to swing without restriction and play with more confidence. This guide will walk you through the essential features to look for - from fabric and fit to pockets and style - so you can find the perfect pair that feels custom-made for your game.
The quest for the best golf swing can feel endless, sending players down countless YouTube rabbit-holes and leaving them with more questions than answers. The truth is, there isn’t a single, perfect swing that works for everyone. The best golf swing is the one that is most effective and repeatable <em>for you</em>. This guide will walk you through the non-negotiable fundamentals that power all great swings, helping you build a simple, powerful, and consistent motion you can trust.
If you were playing golf back in the 90s or early 2000s, the name Yonex probably brings back some very specific memories. You might picture Colin Montgomerie using his famously accurate Ultimum Ti driver to dissect fairways on his way to topping the European Tour Order of Merit for years on end. Or perhaps you remember their distinctive, cutting-edge designs on the club rack at your local pro shop. Then, it seems, they just faded from the spotlight in many parts of the world. This leaves many golfers asking a simple question: What happened to Yonex golf clubs? This article will get right to it, explaining the brand's history, the strategic shift that made them less visible in North America, and what they're up to today.
Soaking a golf ball in Epsom salt is a classic trick golfers use to find its center of gravity. This article will show you exactly how to perform this test, explain the theory behind it, and most importantly, give you a coach’s verdict on whether it’s a worthwhile use of your time in the modern game.
Forget workouts that just build beach muscles, the best training for golf develops a Dowerful, consistent, and injury-proof body built specifically for the demands of the swing. If you want to add yards to your drive, improve your consistency from fairways and rough, and feel good after every round, a golf-specific workout is your answer. This guide will walk you through the key principles of golf fitness and provide a practical, effective workout you can start today to build a better swing from the ground up.
The fastest golf ball ever officially recorded flew off the tee at a staggering 227.1 miles per hour. That’s faster than the top speed of a Formula 1 race car. This article will show you exactly who hit it and how they did it, and more importantly, break down the mechanics behind incredible speed so you can use the same principles to add more distance to your own game.
To hit a golf ball, golfers use a set of specially designed tools called golf clubs. Since no two golf shots are the same, you have up to 14 different clubs in your bag, each one built with a unique purpose, from launching the ball over 300 yards off the tee to gently tapping it a few feet into the hole. This guide will walk you through each type of club, explaining what it does and when you should use it, turning that confusing bag of metal into a trusty set of tools.
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