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Removing a steel shaft from a golf club is much easier than you would think.
Learn the four power accumulators of the golf swing, and stop losing distance as a result of faulty knowledge!
Although there is no surefire way to prevent rust other than re-plating the club entirely, this method will help manage rust on your raw and exposed golf clubs.
Becoming a great putter is a function of your equipment, green reading skills, practice, pre-shot routine, and how you translate it to the course.
One of the best looking methods for paint-filling the "cherry dots" of a Scotty Cameron is the fade method. It is simple and looks amazing!
Most golfers do not utilize their 3-woods effectively because they never took the time to buy one that they trusted. I want to change that.
When you're starting out in golf, it is often difficult to decide whether you should carry a 5-wood, 2-iron, or hybrid in the bag. Here's the best choice.
This post examines the most important part of the golf swing: IMPACT.
When I first started playing, I often wondered whether hitting off mats was bad for my game? This post explores some of the upsides and downsides.
There is no better way to explain golf confidence than by looking at Ian Poulter's performance in the Ryder Cup.