Club Fitting
Club Fitting
One thing that most senior golfers struggle with is distance. As we age, our bodies slow down and we lose flexibility. Both are critical to swinging a golf club with any sort of power.
Finding the right driver can be daunting if you're not sure where to start. Today, most name brand club manufacturers try to convince the general golfing public that a big head will make it easier to drive the ball. That's why most of them sell mostly 460cc heads. Our club fitters here at Swing... more
All golfers want to hit the ball on the sweet spot of the clubface. You'll no doubt have the best results if you can consistently hit it there every time. The tricky thing is that most golf clubs today are built with the sweet spot out near the toe of the club. You'll find that's the case with a... more
Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a blade iron and a cavity back iron and which one would better suit your game? Craig Morgan had this very question so I enlisted the help of our Director of Club Fitting Operations, Doc Griffin to explain it in detail.
Doug Pinner asked me for some advice a while back that I think many of you could benefit from. It relates to getting the right swing weight for your clubs so that you can maximize your ability to hit the ball square on the sweet spot at the optimum club head speed for your abilities.
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