out of sand, but using the same principle as the flop shot is very effective. The main difference is that you hit the sand first, not the ball. If you were to take a divot with a practice swing (which is not permitted during play) the ball would have been in the center of that divot.
Just like the flop shot, let the club do the work and keep the arms and center moving to a follow through. If you want to get the ball up faster, hinge your wrists in the back swing.
A good rule of thumb for soft sand and good lies is to open your stance and your club face. For bad lies, wet or hard sand, square your stance and close your club face. Remember: hit the sand first and follow through keeping your arms and center moving.
Keep in mind it is against the rules to ground the club in a hazard and test the depth of the sand. You are permitted to take a fair stance, so moving your feet to get a balanced position is permissible.
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Sunday, July 31, 2011
Monday, July 25, 2011
Popular Callaway Legacy Forged Irons
Callaway golf clubs is a brand product. The brands we produce high quality original golf clubs,included golf driver, golf wood, golf fairway wood, golf irons, golf irons set, golf putter, golf wedge, golf hybrid, golf rescue wood. Especially the Callaway Legacy Forged Irons is one of the most popular Iron.
The Legacy design was supervised by Roger Cleveland specifically for the Japanese market featuring a easy to use head shape, slightly higher heel and semi goose neck. The target audience is the mid handicapper to lower handicapper looking for a blend of forgiveness, performance in a mid sized high tech forged cavity back.
A forged mid sized body with VAR (Vibration Absorption Rubber) in the back and a pocket cavity, the Callaway Legacy Forged irons provide wonderful forged feel and amazing forgiveness and performance. The Legacy Forged is designed with a extra forgiving leading edge and trailing edge making easier for the lady to swing and follow through any turf condition. Callaway paired the iron with super lightweight 38g Legacy graphite making it easy to swing and get the ball in the air.
The metal is sunk into a rough shape and then hammered until the desired design is complete. The manufacturer is then presented with a raw forging iron, which is a close approximation of the cheap golf clubs head desired. The carbon steel or chrome club head is then by finished by milling, grinding and drilling. The end result is a solid looking, soft metal iron that has a reduced sweet spot.
They are worth investing in. People are saying that Callaway outdid themselves with these forged irons. They maintained a somewhat classic look and they look absolutely beautiful just sitting in your golf bag. Many people say they are the best irons they have ever hit. Reviewers also say these irons have no sharp leading edge, no offset and are soft and forgiving.
The Legacy design was supervised by Roger Cleveland specifically for the Japanese market featuring a easy to use head shape, slightly higher heel and semi goose neck. The target audience is the mid handicapper to lower handicapper looking for a blend of forgiveness, performance in a mid sized high tech forged cavity back.
A forged mid sized body with VAR (Vibration Absorption Rubber) in the back and a pocket cavity, the Callaway Legacy Forged irons provide wonderful forged feel and amazing forgiveness and performance. The Legacy Forged is designed with a extra forgiving leading edge and trailing edge making easier for the lady to swing and follow through any turf condition. Callaway paired the iron with super lightweight 38g Legacy graphite making it easy to swing and get the ball in the air.
The metal is sunk into a rough shape and then hammered until the desired design is complete. The manufacturer is then presented with a raw forging iron, which is a close approximation of the cheap golf clubs head desired. The carbon steel or chrome club head is then by finished by milling, grinding and drilling. The end result is a solid looking, soft metal iron that has a reduced sweet spot.
They are worth investing in. People are saying that Callaway outdid themselves with these forged irons. They maintained a somewhat classic look and they look absolutely beautiful just sitting in your golf bag. Many people say they are the best irons they have ever hit. Reviewers also say these irons have no sharp leading edge, no offset and are soft and forgiving.
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Amazing Mizuno MX 1000 Irons
These irons are amazing. They are consistantly long and forgiving.I want to recommend this iron to you .
The new Mizuno MX 1000 Irons were developed with a super high COR and a massive MOI for AMAZING DISTANCE AND FORGIVENESS. The hot Metal construction of the MX-1000 is created by plasma welding a thin, hot, ES230 maraging steel face to a high tech stainless steel body. This exotic construction delivers COR numbers that reach the legal limit, which results in incredible distance for your iron shots.
Moreover, Hollow Technology construction with internal extreme MOI weighting creates a super low and deep COG, which delivers an easy, high and straight ball flight. The MX-1000 with Hot Metal technology is the longest and straightest iron we have ever developed, and it is sure to take your game to a whole new level.
The Mizuno MX-1000 irons (cheap golf clubs) are the ultimate in game-improvement irons with a super-high COR and MOI for incredible distance and forgiveness. They are constructed using a thin, hot maraging steel face that is plasma welded to a stainless steel body.
Its Hollow Technology construction and extreme internal weighting provides a low and deep center of gravity for higher,
The new Mizuno MX 1000 Irons were developed with a super high COR and a massive MOI for AMAZING DISTANCE AND FORGIVENESS. The hot Metal construction of the MX-1000 is created by plasma welding a thin, hot, ES230 maraging steel face to a high tech stainless steel body. This exotic construction delivers COR numbers that reach the legal limit, which results in incredible distance for your iron shots.
Moreover, Hollow Technology construction with internal extreme MOI weighting creates a super low and deep COG, which delivers an easy, high and straight ball flight. The MX-1000 with Hot Metal technology is the longest and straightest iron we have ever developed, and it is sure to take your game to a whole new level.
The Mizuno MX-1000 irons (cheap golf clubs) are the ultimate in game-improvement irons with a super-high COR and MOI for incredible distance and forgiveness. They are constructed using a thin, hot maraging steel face that is plasma welded to a stainless steel body.
Its Hollow Technology construction and extreme internal weighting provides a low and deep center of gravity for higher,
Monday, July 18, 2011
Great Feel: Odyssey Black Series i 2-Ball Putter
Inspired by the best-selling 2-Ball, the Odyssey Black Series i 2-Ball Putter features an advanced insert and weighting technology for golfers demanding the best in performance, precision and craftsmanship.
This milled putter features the same multi-material construction as the original Black Series Putters, but now utilizes the multi-layer Tour insert that provides premium feel and responsiveness, improving performance on the green. Black Series i Putters feature the same multi-material construction as the original Black Series Putters, but now utilize the new multi-layer Tour insert that provides premium feel and responsiveness.
The Black Series now has another option for golfers demanding the best in performance, precision and craftsmanship. Odyssey engineers have precisely controlled each putter’s headweight so it can be matched with the specific shaft length for impeccable consistency and control. The rich, nickel-plated finish will also appeal to elite players. Each model utilizes the Fine-Tuned Loft System, which optimizes each putter’s loft in conjunction with its center of gravity (CG) to generate pure roll characteristics.
This putter (golf clubs for sale) has something that most others don't, a feel that results from shaft length. If you buy any other putter that is 35 inches, the weight of the head is the same as the 33 inch one. But this putter has a very weighted feel depending on shaft length. Effectively, don't buy a longer than needed shaft length. Regardless, the putter was great to putt with, the 3 meter putts were in the 6/10 range, which is not bad at all with a new test putter.
This is a great feeling putter, and rolls the ball instead of bouncing it. Very easy too set up. Highly recomend going out and spending the money.
This milled putter features the same multi-material construction as the original Black Series Putters, but now utilizes the multi-layer Tour insert that provides premium feel and responsiveness, improving performance on the green. Black Series i Putters feature the same multi-material construction as the original Black Series Putters, but now utilize the new multi-layer Tour insert that provides premium feel and responsiveness.
The Black Series now has another option for golfers demanding the best in performance, precision and craftsmanship. Odyssey engineers have precisely controlled each putter’s headweight so it can be matched with the specific shaft length for impeccable consistency and control. The rich, nickel-plated finish will also appeal to elite players. Each model utilizes the Fine-Tuned Loft System, which optimizes each putter’s loft in conjunction with its center of gravity (CG) to generate pure roll characteristics.
This putter (golf clubs for sale) has something that most others don't, a feel that results from shaft length. If you buy any other putter that is 35 inches, the weight of the head is the same as the 33 inch one. But this putter has a very weighted feel depending on shaft length. Effectively, don't buy a longer than needed shaft length. Regardless, the putter was great to putt with, the 3 meter putts were in the 6/10 range, which is not bad at all with a new test putter.
This is a great feeling putter, and rolls the ball instead of bouncing it. Very easy too set up. Highly recomend going out and spending the money.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Titleist 712 iron range: first look video
Last week at the AT&T National in Pennsylvania Titleist began seeding their brand new 712 iron range with their Tour players ahead of a launch towards the end of the year.
Titleist say this is a vital part of the process where they get feedback from some of the best players in the world before releasing the irons to the general public.
The new range includes new 712 MB's, 712 CB's, 712 AP2's and 712 AP1's and although full details will be released later in the year, we've come across this video with Chris McGinley, vice president of Titleist golf club marketing and Marni Ines, director of Titleist iron development telling us a little bit about the new clubs.
Source from todaysgolfer.co.uk
Titleist say this is a vital part of the process where they get feedback from some of the best players in the world before releasing the irons to the general public.
After seeing the irons for the first time, 19 players put them straight in the bag at the AT&T, including winner Nick Watney who used the AP2 irons.
Source from todaysgolfer.co.uk
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Titleist 910 F-D Fairway Wood for Golfer
Golf is a game one can learn. One way to become good in this game is to have enough determination and patience, and knowing which club to use and how to putt properly. This activity is very affordable and should that person want to get serious at it, one can easily join some tournaments then perhaps proceed on to the big leagues.
People who want to start playing the game will easily get the hang of it by just watching how others swing and putt the ball into the holes. The first thing that one needs is some equipment such as the different types of clubs, which is cheap golf clubs, the proper shoes and the ball.
The most expensive thing that a person has to use money on are the clubs. The price depends on the brand the person wants to buy but since one is just a beginner, that is the least of the worries. If that person isn’t sure yet whether to invest in brand new equipment, then that person can either borrow from the club which rents this out to players or buy one that is second hand.
People who want to start playing the game will easily get the hang of it by just watching how others swing and putt the ball into the holes. The first thing that one needs is some equipment such as the different types of clubs, which is cheap golf clubs, the proper shoes and the ball.
The most expensive thing that a person has to use money on are the clubs. The price depends on the brand the person wants to buy but since one is just a beginner, that is the least of the worries. If that person isn’t sure yet whether to invest in brand new equipment, then that person can either borrow from the club which rents this out to players or buy one that is second hand.
When everything is ready, one can start by working with friends who do know how to play or hire an instructor to teach the basics. The first putt can be practiced on driving ranges then when one gets good at it, on the actual course itself.
Playing golf early in the morning with people from work or friends is just one of the many forms of relaxation people can do these days. It is a time for bonding and a great escape from the pressures of the city.
The Titleist 910 F-D Fairway Wood can be purchased at the online golf shop or at specialty stores. This can also be seen on the Internet and ordered online. Some players who have played for some time may also want to sell the used one for a brand new one so it just takes some time to look around and get the best deal to start playing the game.
Nobody can become an excellent golfer overnight. This will take a lot of practice. There are some public and private golf courses to choose from. Such facilities offer 18 hole and 36 hole courses and can be found by searching the web or by checking the local directory. This is usually advertised so it is kind of impossible to miss.
It doesn’t really matter if one wins or loses being in the golf course and playing the game. It is all about having fun.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Bjorn gets another shot at Sandwich
The two players who finished in a tie for second when the Open Championship was last staged at Royal St George’s, have traded places with each other in this week’s field.
Danish veteran Thomas Bjorn, who surrendered a three-shot lead to Ben Curtis with four holes to play in 2003, has stepped up to the plate at Sandwich by filling the void left by Fijian Vijay Singh.
Three-time major champion Singh, who was forced to withdraw from Open qualifying last month, was offered an invitation by the R&A into the third major of the season but opted out on Monday due to ongoing back problems.
Aussie Brendan Jones had been on standby for a start but, due to his wife expecting a baby, opted against contesting the year's third major when Singh withdrew.
“I'm very pleased but then obviously very sorry for Vijay as no one wants to withdraw from any event let alone a major,” said Bjorn, who took full advantage of being made first reserve.
“You don’t want to see players pull out, but since Sandwich I have missed some Opens and it makes you realise how much you want to play in them.”
Bjorn came agonisingly close to fulfilling his major dream eight years ago when arriving on the 15th hole with a commanding three-shot cushion.
But it all unravelled in front of millions of worldwide fans as he took three digs to get his ball out of the bunker at the par-3 16th, before dropping another at 17 to finish one adrift of Curtis, the American rookie.
“The year after what happened here was difficult, but these are the events you want to be playing in,” said the World No.80, who won the Qatar Masters in February this season.
“When I think back I just count myself lucky that I got myself in a position where I had a chance to win. Loads of people don’t get that chance.”
Bjorn will look to get off to a fast start on Thursday at 7.25am alongside fiery Englishman Simon Dyson and big-hitting American Gary Woodland.
Ping's New Club: G20 Hybrid
The Ping Company is constantly upgrading and designing new ideas in their golf clubs. People look forward to these new clubs in order to improve their game. Currently, it has been announced that a new Ping G20 Hybrid will be introduced.
Players are excited about seeing this club in use by some of the pros at that venue. All golf clubs, put out by this company, are highly prized throughout the world. They are especially designed to correct the problems that are often found when playing this popular game. Their hybrid club, wedges, and the well-known putter are being used somewhere every day.
G20 Hybrid (17 degree through 31 degrees)
As for looks, apparently it's very similar to the G15 series, with a slightly darker red and more satin finish. The adjustable lie on the G20 is two degrees flatter than the G15's. A more curved look to it than the G15's.
Name: 3H 4H 5H 6H
Loft: 21° 24° 27° 30°
Lie: 58.5° 59.25° 60.0° 60.75°
Players are excited about seeing this club in use by some of the pros at that venue. All golf clubs, put out by this company, are highly prized throughout the world. They are especially designed to correct the problems that are often found when playing this popular game. Their hybrid club, wedges, and the well-known putter are being used somewhere every day.
G20 Hybrid (17 degree through 31 degrees)
As for looks, apparently it's very similar to the G15 series, with a slightly darker red and more satin finish. The adjustable lie on the G20 is two degrees flatter than the G15's. A more curved look to it than the G15's.
Name: 3H 4H 5H 6H
Loft: 21° 24° 27° 30°
Lie: 58.5° 59.25° 60.0° 60.75°
Friday, July 8, 2011
Best Titleist 910 D3 Driver Share With You
I am a golf lover When Titleist introduced the predecessor of the 909, die hard Titleist fans were definitely excited and convinced this one will be even better. They were right. The new Titleist 910 d3 driver is a definite upgrade to the 909 and we'll cover a few reasons.
The Titleist 910 d3 driver delivers longer distance through a technologically advanced head design with a responsive, fast face insert that creates a ball-speed area that is 10% larger than other drivers. The patented, innovative, SureFit Tour dual-angle hosel provides precise and independent loft and lie adjustments to fine tune ball flight for more accuracy and control. High performance weighting and a sloped, ultra-thin crown design and an on-axis rear weight screw increases stability and creates a low and deep center of gravity for medium/high launch with medium/low spin.
Moreover, it has a lower launch and spin that the Titleist D2. An interchangeable shaft connection and rear weight screw provide enhanced fitting options and the full pear-shaped profile has a a rich black, PVD and paint finish that instills confidence at the address. This driver has been acoustically engineered for a hot, solid sound and feel and will be the star of the course! Body Construction: Titanium Crown Construction: Titanium Face Construction: Titanium Grip: Titleist Tour Velvet 360 Rubber USGA conforming grooves.
That's all for today,I have many lovely cheap golf clubs and want to share with you--if you also love golf, please look more about my articles.And we can make friends each other for a good communication on golf.
The Titleist 910 d3 driver delivers longer distance through a technologically advanced head design with a responsive, fast face insert that creates a ball-speed area that is 10% larger than other drivers. The patented, innovative, SureFit Tour dual-angle hosel provides precise and independent loft and lie adjustments to fine tune ball flight for more accuracy and control. High performance weighting and a sloped, ultra-thin crown design and an on-axis rear weight screw increases stability and creates a low and deep center of gravity for medium/high launch with medium/low spin.
Moreover, it has a lower launch and spin that the Titleist D2. An interchangeable shaft connection and rear weight screw provide enhanced fitting options and the full pear-shaped profile has a a rich black, PVD and paint finish that instills confidence at the address. This driver has been acoustically engineered for a hot, solid sound and feel and will be the star of the course! Body Construction: Titanium Crown Construction: Titanium Face Construction: Titanium Grip: Titleist Tour Velvet 360 Rubber USGA conforming grooves.
That's all for today,I have many lovely cheap golf clubs and want to share with you--if you also love golf, please look more about my articles.And we can make friends each other for a good communication on golf.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Great Club: Titleist CB 710 Irons
I've been hitting Titeist irons for 15 years now. I'm an 18 handicap and I love my 735 cm 6 iron and my 704 8 and 9 irons. Titleist really feels that the Titleist CB 710 Irons is going to be a great club for those golfers. Given my experience with the club, I'd tend to agree.
For those wondering about blended sets of the CB and the MB, that won't be quite as easy as with previous generations. The lofts on the CB and MB are the same (previous generations had stronger-lofted cavity back models), so the CB launches a little higher and with a bit more spin than the corresponding MB iron. Golfers may need to do some set tuning or loft bending in order to blend CB long irons with MB short irons.
Am I a crazy left handed hacker, you ask? Yes I am but trust me fellow hackers, you need to step it up and get these Titleist "Players" irons. Okay, I'll admit they take some time getting used to however once you get used to them you'll never go back to game improvement clubs ever.
Now, my friend the scratch golfer just bought the Mizuno MP 52's and he loves them. Another new players club is the Ping i15's which if I was to switch irons I would go with Ping but I think Titleist irons are the best of the best.
And my Vokey 56 sand wedge? Forget about it, it's the best club in my bag.
For those wondering about blended sets of the CB and the MB, that won't be quite as easy as with previous generations. The lofts on the CB and MB are the same (previous generations had stronger-lofted cavity back models), so the CB launches a little higher and with a bit more spin than the corresponding MB iron. Golfers may need to do some set tuning or loft bending in order to blend CB long irons with MB short irons.
Am I a crazy left handed hacker, you ask? Yes I am but trust me fellow hackers, you need to step it up and get these Titleist "Players" irons. Okay, I'll admit they take some time getting used to however once you get used to them you'll never go back to game improvement clubs ever.
Now, my friend the scratch golfer just bought the Mizuno MP 52's and he loves them. Another new players club is the Ping i15's which if I was to switch irons I would go with Ping but I think Titleist irons are the best of the best.
And my Vokey 56 sand wedge? Forget about it, it's the best club in my bag.
Monday, June 27, 2011
Golf Is a Great Sport
Golf is a great sport enjoyed by millions of people around the world. It is also one of the world's most difficult sports, and for people with a tendency to become frustrated when things don't go how they wanted them to, golf may not be the right sport for you.
If you've never played golf before, or played only crazy golf or only played on a small sized pitch and putt course with a seven iron and a putter, a game of golf on a full sized course is a different ball game. Not only do you require more golf clubs for sale, but you require more patience, and also more energy to take you around the full course. So if you're going to play on a full sized golf course and don't have any clubs, what do you do, you can either:
A: Go to your local golf shop, purchase the most expensive clubs you can find and when you find out you can't play like Tiger Woods with them wish you'd have bought some cheaper ones.
B: Rent some clubs or borrow some from a friend.
C: Buy some reasonably priced used golf equipment from somewhere.
If you have never played golf before and are not sure you'll like it, it is recommended that you borrow a set of clubs from a trusting friend who will need much reassurance they will come back in one piece. If however you have played golf before and you like the game, you may wish to consider purchasing some used golf equipment. Simply because you are playing on a full sized golf course, this doesn't mean you need the full amount of clubs.
For beginners, a 3 or 5 woods, a 3 iron, 5 iron, 7 iron, sand wedge and a putter should suffice. As for other equipment a second hand golf club bag with a shoulder strap, or if you prefer, a set of wheels will be ideal for a days golfing. When purchasing cheap golf clubs it is important that the face of the clubs don't have many dents and deep scratches in them as this can affect the course of the ball. Also be sure to check close to the grip and the head of the club on the shaft to ensure there are no signs of rusting, and finally, look down the clubs like a telescope and twist them to ensure they aren't bent or warped．
Above all I have given my suggestions ,and I always bought my own golf equipment on site .Maybe I can tell you the site, that is golfsaleshop.com
If you've never played golf before, or played only crazy golf or only played on a small sized pitch and putt course with a seven iron and a putter, a game of golf on a full sized course is a different ball game. Not only do you require more golf clubs for sale, but you require more patience, and also more energy to take you around the full course. So if you're going to play on a full sized golf course and don't have any clubs, what do you do, you can either:
A: Go to your local golf shop, purchase the most expensive clubs you can find and when you find out you can't play like Tiger Woods with them wish you'd have bought some cheaper ones.
B: Rent some clubs or borrow some from a friend.
C: Buy some reasonably priced used golf equipment from somewhere.
If you have never played golf before and are not sure you'll like it, it is recommended that you borrow a set of clubs from a trusting friend who will need much reassurance they will come back in one piece. If however you have played golf before and you like the game, you may wish to consider purchasing some used golf equipment. Simply because you are playing on a full sized golf course, this doesn't mean you need the full amount of clubs.
For beginners, a 3 or 5 woods, a 3 iron, 5 iron, 7 iron, sand wedge and a putter should suffice. As for other equipment a second hand golf club bag with a shoulder strap, or if you prefer, a set of wheels will be ideal for a days golfing. When purchasing cheap golf clubs it is important that the face of the clubs don't have many dents and deep scratches in them as this can affect the course of the ball. Also be sure to check close to the grip and the head of the club on the shaft to ensure there are no signs of rusting, and finally, look down the clubs like a telescope and twist them to ensure they aren't bent or warped．
Above all I have given my suggestions ,and I always bought my own golf equipment on site .Maybe I can tell you the site, that is golfsaleshop.com
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Golf Clubs for Sale Online Shop
Whether you play golf only occasionally or regularly you will be in need of good golf clubs for sale. Every golfer knows the importants of having equipment that is of a high standard. However, not every golfer can afford to pay high prices for their golf clubs like the professionals do. And the good news is that they don't have to.
There are many companies and manufacturers that have different ranges to suit every one. Prices can range from budget to very expensive. Ladies, men and children are all catered for. Of course finding these companies and choosing what you want can be time consuming and mentally draining. That is why shopping online is a great alternative to the usual boring way of shopping.
You will be able to sit in the comfort of your own home and browse around not only one store but as many as you like. You will quickly find cheap golf clubs and accessories to your liking. And don't think that being discount means cheap because that is not the case. Shopping online saves you money because the company is more often than not saving on over heads making it not only more convenient for you but often much more cheaper also.
Shopping this way for your golf clubs also gives you more opportunity to review the products on offer while comparing the prices as well. Shopping online can just be used for researching or finding the best product for you to buy there and then. It is up to you whether you wish to go and buy you products at the store or buy online. If you buy online you can most likely have what you want shipped to your door for even more convenience. Cheapclubsgolf.com is a best choice.
How easy it is! So, if you are in need of golf clubs, this is the way to find what you need conveniently, efficiently and cheaply.
There are many companies and manufacturers that have different ranges to suit every one. Prices can range from budget to very expensive. Ladies, men and children are all catered for. Of course finding these companies and choosing what you want can be time consuming and mentally draining. That is why shopping online is a great alternative to the usual boring way of shopping.
You will be able to sit in the comfort of your own home and browse around not only one store but as many as you like. You will quickly find cheap golf clubs and accessories to your liking. And don't think that being discount means cheap because that is not the case. Shopping online saves you money because the company is more often than not saving on over heads making it not only more convenient for you but often much more cheaper also.
Shopping this way for your golf clubs also gives you more opportunity to review the products on offer while comparing the prices as well. Shopping online can just be used for researching or finding the best product for you to buy there and then. It is up to you whether you wish to go and buy you products at the store or buy online. If you buy online you can most likely have what you want shipped to your door for even more convenience. Cheapclubsgolf.com is a best choice.
How easy it is! So, if you are in need of golf clubs, this is the way to find what you need conveniently, efficiently and cheaply.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
First Impreesion on Ping G20 Driver
I think all the golfers know Ping golf brand, maybe they have used Ping golf equipments and found it very good, but recently Ping has launched a new driver, namely Ping G20 Driver. Now I will introduce this driver to you!
The G20 driver has a heavier head than G15 (7 grams more than standard) for greater force at impact. Additional backweighting and a more elongated face shore up misses. The reconfigured clubhead — 5 percent higher moment of inertia on heel or toe hits — combines with a light, 45.75-inch "high-balance point" shaft to boost clubhead speed and, thus, distance. Specifically, the TFC 169D shaft has more flexible tip and butt sections for softer feel.
The new Ping Driver is expected to hit retail stores in mid-August, as a MSRP of $350 (not too shabby if I do say so myself). The G20 features some added weight on the back end of the driver that they stole from the tip/hosel section. It sits well and square, with a lower face height and sleeker look. It was described as a nice cross between the G15 and K15 model.
Besides, this driver is one of cheap golf clubs. It also features a 5% increase in MOI due to the head shape, a 460CC head (despite it looking even more massive) and is accompanied with either a TFC 169D or TFC 169D Tour shaft to produce a softer feel. When compared head-to-head against the G15, the G20 produced a 0.75 degree increase in launch angle, with 200 RPM less spin, and 1MPH increased ball speed off center hits. Not a huge difference if you ask this golfer, but who knows - the tour guys are already playing this driver.
Overall, this new ping driver is perfect in my mind. Do you think so?
The G20 driver has a heavier head than G15 (7 grams more than standard) for greater force at impact. Additional backweighting and a more elongated face shore up misses. The reconfigured clubhead — 5 percent higher moment of inertia on heel or toe hits — combines with a light, 45.75-inch "high-balance point" shaft to boost clubhead speed and, thus, distance. Specifically, the TFC 169D shaft has more flexible tip and butt sections for softer feel.
The new Ping Driver is expected to hit retail stores in mid-August, as a MSRP of $350 (not too shabby if I do say so myself). The G20 features some added weight on the back end of the driver that they stole from the tip/hosel section. It sits well and square, with a lower face height and sleeker look. It was described as a nice cross between the G15 and K15 model.
Besides, this driver is one of cheap golf clubs. It also features a 5% increase in MOI due to the head shape, a 460CC head (despite it looking even more massive) and is accompanied with either a TFC 169D or TFC 169D Tour shaft to produce a softer feel. When compared head-to-head against the G15, the G20 produced a 0.75 degree increase in launch angle, with 200 RPM less spin, and 1MPH increased ball speed off center hits. Not a huge difference if you ask this golfer, but who knows - the tour guys are already playing this driver.
Overall, this new ping driver is perfect in my mind. Do you think so?
Monday, May 16, 2011
Golf Technique ? Advantage: Women
Are women golfers more likely to accept, understand, use and benefit from ‘non-traditional’ performance enhancement techniques? Particularly techniques that call for the use of one’s intuitive facilities?
When it comes to golf, women have nearly always had the ‘mental’ advantage over their male counterparts. It is only the physical brawn that has kept men in separate ranks when it comes to the game of golf.
But that may quickly be changing, as more and more women learn about the new performance breakthrough technique known as EFT.
You may have already heard about EFT – perhaps you saw it on CNN, or maybe you saw it demonstrated on TV's Discovery Channel, or read the cover story on it in Women's World magazine.
Women are more likely to be open to trying ‘unorthodox’ performance enhancement techniques, and EFT certainly falls in the category of ‘non-traditional’ game performance enhancement methods. However, the results of applying EFT have been nothing short of spectacular.
While technique is equally important for golfers of either sex, women may be more likely to get greater benefits in less time by the application of this performance enhancement technique to their game. EFT is a very intuitive technique and it may just be that women are better attuned to this realm.
Indeed, many of the top EFT practitioners are women, and the application of this technique to a woman’s well tuned golf game may allow for greater breakthroughs in less time than for men.
Contributing author Stacey Vornbrock in particular is devoted to focusing her EFT talents on sports performance and range of motion issues. She continues to set the leading edge in energy techniques for golfers and others with sports performance issues.
When it comes to golf, women have nearly always had the ‘mental’ advantage over their male counterparts. It is only the physical brawn that has kept men in separate ranks when it comes to the game of golf.
But that may quickly be changing, as more and more women learn about the new performance breakthrough technique known as EFT.
You may have already heard about EFT – perhaps you saw it on CNN, or maybe you saw it demonstrated on TV's Discovery Channel, or read the cover story on it in Women's World magazine.
Women are more likely to be open to trying ‘unorthodox’ performance enhancement techniques, and EFT certainly falls in the category of ‘non-traditional’ game performance enhancement methods. However, the results of applying EFT have been nothing short of spectacular.
While technique is equally important for golfers of either sex, women may be more likely to get greater benefits in less time by the application of this performance enhancement technique to their game. EFT is a very intuitive technique and it may just be that women are better attuned to this realm.
Indeed, many of the top EFT practitioners are women, and the application of this technique to a woman’s well tuned golf game may allow for greater breakthroughs in less time than for men.
Contributing author Stacey Vornbrock in particular is devoted to focusing her EFT talents on sports performance and range of motion issues. She continues to set the leading edge in energy techniques for golfers and others with sports performance issues.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
First look--TaylorMade R11 Driver
You may have heard the rumours about TaylorMade readying themselves to launch their new R11 driver and that it might be a little different from the norm.
Well, we've obtained some exciting and exclusive UK footage of TaylorMade's tour players testing the R11 and, as the pictures show, it is white! The TaylorMade R11 Driver is the latest and greatest from the makers of the No.1 driver in golf. It has new technology, like an adjustable sole that can adjust the face angle of the club, as well as the ability to adjust the launch angle, making it a truly adjustable driver.
This club promotes up to 100 yards of side-to-side trajectory change and 1,000 RPM backspin change, giving you consistent power and distance. The new aerodynamic shape promotes faster clubhead speed for more distance, 6 yards longer than the R9 Supertri.
FEEL: Dampened, muted, soft feel with some spring in the face; a well-balanced club that's easy to swing.
PLAYABILITY: Several faster swingers make aggressive swings without fear of a hook due to clubface adjustability; many testers hit it higher than normal.
LOOK: White head looks odd initially, but a majority of testers find that the distraction quickly becomes a non-issue; white makes clubhead look larger.
It's also apparently the most technologically-advanced driver they have ever launched and is already going down a storm with their stable of Tour stars. It is not to be missed.
More information at http://www.supplycheapgolf.com/
Well, we've obtained some exciting and exclusive UK footage of TaylorMade's tour players testing the R11 and, as the pictures show, it is white! The TaylorMade R11 Driver is the latest and greatest from the makers of the No.1 driver in golf. It has new technology, like an adjustable sole that can adjust the face angle of the club, as well as the ability to adjust the launch angle, making it a truly adjustable driver.
This club promotes up to 100 yards of side-to-side trajectory change and 1,000 RPM backspin change, giving you consistent power and distance. The new aerodynamic shape promotes faster clubhead speed for more distance, 6 yards longer than the R9 Supertri.
FEEL: Dampened, muted, soft feel with some spring in the face; a well-balanced club that's easy to swing.
PLAYABILITY: Several faster swingers make aggressive swings without fear of a hook due to clubface adjustability; many testers hit it higher than normal.
LOOK: White head looks odd initially, but a majority of testers find that the distraction quickly becomes a non-issue; white makes clubhead look larger.
It's also apparently the most technologically-advanced driver they have ever launched and is already going down a storm with their stable of Tour stars. It is not to be missed.
More information at http://www.supplycheapgolf.com/
Friday, May 6, 2011
Some Golf Tips in Cold Weather
With my Floridian friends in mind, here are my tips for playing your best in the cold!
Tip #1 – Be realistic! Understand that the ball isn’t going to go as far or spin as much in the cold. You also have to be prepared for the fact that you can’t go out there with the same strategy as a normal day. Be prepared for a tough day and stay mentally tough.
Tip #2 – Keep your hands warm! This is the single most important tip for cold weather golf! Your hands are your only link to the club, and you need feel to play good golf. If your hands are frozen, you lose all your feel and your game will suffer, especially around the greens. Get yourself a nice pair of mittens and/or some hand warmers for your pockets. Wear the mitts whenever you aren’t hitting a shot, and take them off prior to hitting.
Tip #3 – Cover your head and ears! Some say that between 7 to 55 percent of your body heat can be lost through your head. Whatever the science is behind it, it’s smart to cover your head and ears with a wool hat or ear warmers. You’ll be more comfortable. Get yourself a nice ski tuque like mine, and at the very least it will be a great conversation piece!
Tip #4 – Play a softer ball. Golf balls don’t have compression ratings any more since wound balls went away, but some balls are softer and in cold weather you’ll want a ball that is easier to compress. A hard rock ball like a Top Flite XL will feel like a steel ball bearing on a cold day, so opt for a softer option, like the Srixon Soft Feel.
Tip #5 – Use more club! Check the ego at the pro shop bruiser, the ball doesn’t go as far in the cold. You might have to take one for the team and hit 2 more clubs on every approach shot, but at least you’ll be sure to get to the hole. Because the ball doesn’t go as far, also consider playing one tee up from your normal length. There’s nothing that will ruin a day faster than having to hit three wood into every par three and four.
Tip #6 – Channel your inner Scotsman and play the ground game. If it’s bitter cold outside, it’s likely the ground will be hard too. So use that to your advantage and play some run up shots and bump and runs. Forget the flop shot in the cold, as the ball won’t spin, the greens are harder and if you aren’t wearing mitts, your hands will feel like steel pliers on that lob wedge.
Tip #1 – Be realistic! Understand that the ball isn’t going to go as far or spin as much in the cold. You also have to be prepared for the fact that you can’t go out there with the same strategy as a normal day. Be prepared for a tough day and stay mentally tough.
Tip #2 – Keep your hands warm! This is the single most important tip for cold weather golf! Your hands are your only link to the club, and you need feel to play good golf. If your hands are frozen, you lose all your feel and your game will suffer, especially around the greens. Get yourself a nice pair of mittens and/or some hand warmers for your pockets. Wear the mitts whenever you aren’t hitting a shot, and take them off prior to hitting.
Tip #3 – Cover your head and ears! Some say that between 7 to 55 percent of your body heat can be lost through your head. Whatever the science is behind it, it’s smart to cover your head and ears with a wool hat or ear warmers. You’ll be more comfortable. Get yourself a nice ski tuque like mine, and at the very least it will be a great conversation piece!
Tip #4 – Play a softer ball. Golf balls don’t have compression ratings any more since wound balls went away, but some balls are softer and in cold weather you’ll want a ball that is easier to compress. A hard rock ball like a Top Flite XL will feel like a steel ball bearing on a cold day, so opt for a softer option, like the Srixon Soft Feel.
Tip #5 – Use more club! Check the ego at the pro shop bruiser, the ball doesn’t go as far in the cold. You might have to take one for the team and hit 2 more clubs on every approach shot, but at least you’ll be sure to get to the hole. Because the ball doesn’t go as far, also consider playing one tee up from your normal length. There’s nothing that will ruin a day faster than having to hit three wood into every par three and four.
Tip #6 – Channel your inner Scotsman and play the ground game. If it’s bitter cold outside, it’s likely the ground will be hard too. So use that to your advantage and play some run up shots and bump and runs. Forget the flop shot in the cold, as the ball won’t spin, the greens are harder and if you aren’t wearing mitts, your hands will feel like steel pliers on that lob wedge.
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