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Ping equipment reviews No Comments » Creates a larger surface area against the face of the club. The increased surface area helps stabilize the face of the clubhead while improving feel and sound. Deep Undercut Cavity - The pull direction for the cavity is parallel to the ground, rather than perpendicular to the face, moving more mass towards the back of the clubhead to create a wider sole and a higher moment of inertia. Enhanced Perimeter Weighting makes the G5 extremely forgiving. By increa
The Must Have\’s of Golf Equipment December 1st, 2008 Subscribe To Our Feed To play the game of golf, it is essential that one has the proper golf equipment. Golf equipment can be a costly investment, as there are so many gimmicks and gadgets being sold to improve one\’s game. However, for the weekend duffer, nothing more is needed than the essentials: golf clubs, a bag to carry the clubs in and golf balls. According to United States Golf Association rules, a golfer should carry no more
Most balls available in the marketplace today fall into one of these three categories. Distance Enabling Balls, Control Enabling Balls and Spin Enabling Balls. The differences in their design characteristics may appear subtle, but when used according to your style and strengths, they can considerably enhance your performance. Thus, make sure you buy those balls that complement your game. Distance Enabling Balls These balls react quickly off the clubface for maximum speed and deliver greater d
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December 1, 2008 There’s something to be said when you buy a new Callaway or TaylorMade driver, bring it on the course and it misbehaves. You throw it in your bag and you swear you’re going to throw it in the closet. I remember going to one of those demo days this summer where all the club manufacturers’ tent were lined up waiting for interested golfers to try out their clubs. I went to all my favorite tents, grabbed the most shiniest, hottest looking clubs and put on my glove. After shanking a
