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[Golfing Made Easy] Callaway golf clubs for beginners in 2010 | Golfing Made Easy: Summary: Callaway Big Bertha Fairway wood was selected by both Golf Digest and Golf Magazine as the top fairway wood in 2007, and today in 2010 it’s classic among golf beginners. The performance has turned out that this large club head we were nervous is rather awesome: Most swings produce very solid contact and the larger effective hitting area makes it easy to get the ball airborne for optimum trajectory.

[golf swing magazine] Hybrid Golf Club | golf swing magazine: This type of golf club has a large head and a long shaft that allows maximum club speed since its purpose is to drive the ball a great distance down the fairway and into the hole. On the other hand, an iron golf club, which was originally made from cast iron, comes with a flat-angled face and a shorter shaft that allows flexibility for shots that approach the green or handle difficult lies, including the rough, over or through the trees, or at the base of the hills.

[Golfing Made Easy] HONMA GOLF CLUBS: PLAY LIKE ROYALTY | Golfing Made Easy: According to Travel + Leisure magazine, the Japanese appreciate Honma’s attention to detail in the same way they would a sand garden or a perfectly pruned bonsai tree. This year, Honma celebrates its 50th anniversary with a limited edition set of its “Five Star” woods, irons and a persimmon mallet putter, complete with leather caddy bag and club covers.

[Golf Forum (The Sand Trap .com)] Your Golf Grade?: In my Mizuno bag: Driver: Taylor Made 425 R7 65 gram fujikura shaft. Fairway: Taylor Made R7 3 wood 15 degree.

[Onegolfblog] Golf Club Custom Fitting | Onegolfblog: Determining the correct flex is most important for your Woods and longer Irons. Short irons, wedges and putters are not impacted very much by the different flexes as the differences between flexes becomes very small in the shorter clubs.

[Golf Rewind] Advices on Irons - Golf Rewind: I know how hard it can be to find clubs to demo here in Asia...for a lefty you can forget it...honestly though, those nikes aren't for you; they're pretty challenging to hit and just by broad assumption I'd put them in the 15hdcp and under range, stretch it to a 20 cap but not above that..

[Golf Video Lessons] Golf Video Lessons » How to Hit Your Long Irons - 3 Tips For High ...: The reason that the pros still use long irons is because sometimes you need to hit the ball low, and also need to hit it high. In this article I am going to show you how to save the expense of buying new hybrids, and just learn to hit the long irons that are already in your bag.

[The Mustache Open] News Golf | The Mustache Open: “The game of golf has seen many headliners in its history but none has possessed the drawing power of Tiger Woods. He has become the most sought after player of tournament directors, fans and news hounds alike.

[Hooked On Golf Blog] Hooked On Golf Blog » Srixon Z-Star Golf Ball: I gave durability its own heading for a reason.  For a high performance ball, the Z-Star is extremely durable.  In fact, I’d bet the average player would lose the ball long before it became unfit for play due to wear and tear.  The ball even fares well with my square grooved wedges.  They hardly do any damage at all, unlike what happens to other premium balls.  Other balls can become very shredded while the Z-Star hardly shows any wear.

[The Shop Blog] Geoff Ogilvy Switches from Cobra to Titleist - The Shop Blog: Like other pros on the PGA Tour, Ogilvy will be using wedges with smaller grooves that are less sharp this season. While he feels there will be some difference in the way the ball reacts on certain shots, Ogilvy does not feel the new groove rules will dramatically change the way the game is played.

[Simple Golf Instruction] Weight Distribution for Irons | Simple Golf Instruction: photo credit: star5112 Most iron shots are hit badly because of poor weight distribution. In order to get the ball airborne correctly, the tendency is.

[Golf Forum (The Sand Trap .com)] Are Vokey's overrated?: The reason my next wedges will be Scratch Brand, though, is because of the customization they allow Joe Golfer to do. I can set the scratch wedge up with my custom specs and have the same swing weight and material that the Vokey's are made of.

[Voxy.co.nz blogs] Golf: Blades-Bad News for High Handicappers? | Voxy.co.nz: I’ve never used blades in my golfing life (Don’t embarrass me by asking just how long. Suffice to say I began playing when the Brits were still playing with the wee ba’) and was always led to believe that blades were just tooooooo hard to hit for mid to high handicap golfers.

[Hooked On Golf Blog] Hooked On Golf Blog » Bridgestone e6 Straight Golf Ball: I get plenty of spin out of the e6 Straight too.  I haven’t been much of a “fly it over the pin and suck it back” guy anyway, and the average hack isn’t that guy either.  We amateurs almost always end up short.  Who wants to end up short and then suck it back farther?  Aim at the pin, hit it the correct yardage and watch it stop on the first bounce or two.  Pin high for birdie.  Drain putt.  Collect money.  Buy losing opponents beer.  Next please.

[All About Golf Sports Lounge Blog] Callaway Hawkeye | All About Golf Sports Lounge Blog: Here's an excerpt from the Callaway Golf "Nine ways to avoid being cheated by counterfeits" that covers this (link below): 6. If the club is a driver, do you have a serial number on the hosel?

[Lady Golf Club Blog] Lady Hagen Golf Clubs Reviewed: Walter Hagen UltraAnd finally: back in the past - to the sixties and seventies :-) - with Ultra Irons, Ultra Fairway Woods, Haig Ultradyne Irons and Walter Hagen Haig Ultradyne 2 Irons. From time to time there happen to be special Ultra lady golf clubs sets on auction sites.

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