Ever had that sinking feeling when you accidentally dent your driver? You’re not alone. But the real question is: does that dent affect how your driver performs, or if it’s just a cosmetic issue? Well, I got some good news – Most of the time, it won’t affect your performance! I’ve done some research and … Read more
When it comes to wedges, sometimes it can be tough to decide which one is right for your game, especially when you’re close to the green. Should you go for a 54 degree or a 56 degree wedge? Well, I’m here to help you make that decision a little easier. In this post, I’ll explain … Read more
Ever feel stuck on the course because your pitching wedge flies too far and your sand wedge lands short? This is a common problem for golfers. The answer might be a gap wedge. This club usually has a 50-52 degrees loft, and is designed to fill the space between your pitching wedge and sand wedge, … Read more
If you’ve ever found yourself pondering over the choice between a 10.5 degree driver and a 12 degree driver, you’re not alone. This question has been a hot topic among golfers for years, and for good reason. The loft of your driver can greatly affect your performance at the course, from the distance you achieve … Read more
Wondering if adjusting your driver loft open face? Yes it will. Decreasing your driver loft will open face! In this post, I’ll explain what loft and face angle is and how adjusting driver loft affects the face. Plus, I’ll go over why this matters and give you some tips for adjusting your loft. Loft Vs … Read more
Golf gloves are super important. They help you get a good grip and improve how you play. But after a bunch of rounds, they can get really dirty, sweaty, and smelly. Naturally, you’ll want to wash them to keep them fresh and clean. But can you wash golf gloves without damaging them? Yes you can! … Read more
Is your grip feeling a little worse for wear? Replacing your grips can make a world of difference in your game. But how long does this process actually take? 15 minutes if you take it to a shop, or about an hour if you do it yourself. In this post, I’ll break down how long … Read more