Seeing a sleeve of Titleist golf balls with the iconic script logo blacked out by a series of 'X's can be confusing. Are they used? Are they defective? The answer is much simpler, and it could be the secret to playing a premium golf ball without the premium price. We're going to break down precisely what a Titleist X-Out is, why it exists, how it differs from other types of balls, and whether it’s the right choice for your game.
A golf GPS gives you precise yardages to any point on the hole, instantly taking the guesswork out of club selection. This technology is a game-changer for golfers of all skill levels, helping you make smarter, more confident decisions. This guide will break down exactly what a golf GPS is, the different types available, and how you can use one to improve your course management and ultimately lower your scores.
Shopping for new spikes for your New Balance golf shoes can feel oddly complicated, but it all comes down to one simple thing: knowing which insert system your shoes use. Getting this right means your new spikes will lock in perfectly, keeping you stable and ready to swing with confidence. This guide will walk you through exactly how to identify your shoe’s system, select the right spikes, and even change them out like a pro.
While a cross-handed grip is a common sight on putting greens, swinging a club cack-handed is one of the most unconventional methods in golf. This article explains exactly what cack-handed golf is, how the swing works mechanically, and its potential benefits and drawbacks. We'll also explore whether this unique style might be a good fit for your game and how to experiment with it yourself.
Shopping for new golf clubs when you're a mid-handicapper is one of the most exciting - and confusing - stages in your golf journey. You’ve outgrown your beginner set, you’re developing a more consistent swing, and you're ready for equipment that can help you break 90 or even 80. This guide will walk you through exactly what to look for in every club in the bag, explaining the technology and design features that will help you play better golf, hit more consistent shots, and have more fun on the course.
Pinpointing the absolute oldest golf course in England stirs up a spirited debate, but one legendary club stands out with the most widely accepted claim. This journey into golf's past is more than a history lesson, it's a look at the very foundation of the game we play today. We'll explore the course that holds the title, investigate another historically significant club with a claim of its own, and give you practical advice on how to tackle these timeless layouts.
A perfectly straight golf shot is often called the 'holy grail' for amateur golfers, but despite its revered status, it doesn't have a special, technical name. It’s simply called a straight shot. While that answer is straightforward, understanding what causes the ball to fly straight - and what sends it veering off course - is the real key to improving your game. This article will not only define the different kinds of shots but will give you a clear, step-by-step guide to building a swing that produces more of the straight shots you're looking for.
Thinking about playing a round of golf but don’t own a set of clubs? You're not alone. Whether you’re traveling, just starting out, or simply want to try before you buy, renting clubs is a common and convenient solution. This guide will walk you through exactly what to expect when renting clubs from a golf course, from how to find them and how much they cost, to getting the right set for your game.
Of all the clubs in your golf bag, the 7 iron is often considered the trusty workhorse. It's the club many players learn with, the one they warm up with, and the one they grab when they need a reliable shot from the fairway. This guide will walk you through exactly what a 7 iron is, how to hit it properly, and when to pull it from your bag to shoot lower scores.
Ever watch an LPGA Tour broadcast and wonder what golf ball Nelly Korda or Lydia Ko is using to flight it so perfectly? You're not alone. It’s a common question I get from students, and the answer reveals a lot about how to select the right equipment. This article will break down exactly which golf balls the top female pros use, explain <em>why</em> they choose those specific models, and give you a simple framework to find the perfect ball for your own game.
It’s one of the strangest feelings in golf - you hit a shot, it sails offline, and you hear the unmistakable sound of your ball rattling through branches before settling into an eerie silence. It’s not in the rough, it’s not in a bunker... it’s up in a tree. Now what? This guide will walk you through exactly what to do, covering the rules you need to know, the options you have, and the smart strategy that turns a potential disaster into a manageable bump in the road.
A golf shaft might just look like a simple stick, but the engineering that goes into that stick can have a massive impact on how a club feels and performs. One of the most common, yet frequently confusing, aspects of iron shaft technology is the term tapered. This article will clear up exactly what a tapered golf shaft is, how it differs from its parallel-tipped counterpart, why it matters, and how you can figure out which type is in your bag.
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