Equipment & Fitting
1167 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Judge a wedge on partial shots, not full swingsChannel: Club Champion
Lower CG launches irons higher despite stronger loftChannel: Micah Morris
Validate the best fitting numbers on the courseChannel: Club Champion
Reject a club that requires swing manipulationChannel: Club Champion
Pick a wedge by your attack angle and turfChannel: GOLF's Subpar
Fit a higher-spin wedge to ball choiceChannel: Club Champion
Revisit shafts that previously felt comfortableChannel: Club Champion
Test standard against longer, lighter shaftsChannel: Club Champion
Match LST bulge to high-speed toe strikesChannel: Club Champion
Struggling to launch? Look at a wider-body headChannel: Club Champion
Counter a mallet's extra launch with a touch of forward leanChannel: Club Champion
Use the S grind if you shallow through partial shotsChannel: Club Champion
Test club variables before changing the swingChannel: Club Champion
Match your putter to your stroke's natural rollChannel: Club Champion
Hide launch data during a feel player's fittingChannel: Club Champion
Use a fresh wedge to keep more spinChannel: Club Champion
Fit putter length with naturally hanging armsChannel: Golf with Aimee
Tune Gen5 weight ports from 2.5 to 20 gramsChannel: Club Champion
How lie angle at impact turns into a hook or fadeChannel: Club Champion
Test putter grips instead of trusting their claimsChannel: Club Champion
Align GTS3 center of gravity with impact locationChannel: Club Champion
Match shaft profile to transition and face stabilityChannel: Club Champion
Calibrate the fitting with the current putter specsChannel: Club Champion
Choose consistent spin over maximum spin in a wedgeChannel: Club Champion
Graphite shafts dampen impact vibration for joint painChannel: Club Champion
Face-balanced putters are easier to square than toe hangChannel: Club Champion
Compare the distance of left and right missesChannel: Club Champion
Use low-point change to evaluate shaft lengthChannel: Club Champion
Choose wedge spin consistency over maximum spinChannel: Club Champion
Read ring markings as wedge bounce levelsChannel: Club Champion
Understand how a steel wrap limits shaft ovalingChannel: Club Champion
Lower fairway-wood CG for launch and speedChannel: Club Champion
Clean wedge grooves and faces to keep spinChannel: Club Champion
Match putter rotation to the player's deliveryChannel: Club Champion
Match iron rotation to the player's flightChannel: Club Champion
Separate putter-face error from setup alignmentChannel: Club Champion
Hold shaft and lie constant when testing ironsChannel: Club Champion
Strengthen loft to add ball speed and cut spinChannel: Club Champion
Favor consistency over slightly better smash numbersChannel: Club Champion- Match putter head weight to your stroke tempoChannel: Club Champion
- Check both launch and spin variation in wedge testsChannel: Club Champion
Measure putter path and closure instead of eyeballingChannel: Club Champion- Fit this driver before choosing its loftChannel: Club Champion
- Wedge ball-speed retention makes gapping easierChannel: Club Champion
Use enough loft instead of opening a low-lofted wedgeChannel: PorzakGolf
Fit lie angles to the job of each ironChannel: Club Champion
Pick the driver combo that keeps one side out of playChannel: Micah Morris- How a wider head raises launch despite lower loftChannel: Club Champion
- Check contact before direction in a shaft testChannel: Club Champion
Use corded grips in heat or rainChannel: Dan Grieve
Use a higher-launching head for a low-apex long ironChannel: Micah Morris
Fit the club so your swing does not compensateChannel: Club Champion- Define the performance trait before choosing a clubChannel: Club Champion
Use undercut-cavity irons for long-iron helpChannel: Club Champion
Shorter can keep ball speedChannel: Club Champion
Use water-dispersing grooves for wet wedge shotsChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Treat this off-the-deck launch window as one exampleChannel: Club Champion
Request a shorter putter length as a fitting starting pointChannel: Club Champion
Specialize your pitching wedge for partial shotsChannel: Club Champion
Remember a lighter grip raises swing weightChannel: Club Champion
Judge spin by its consistency, not the numberChannel: Club Champion
Compare irons by carry, not total distanceChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Higher torque gives a softer, more loading shaft feelChannel: Club Champion- Pick a tip-stiff shaft for smooth, late releasersChannel: Club Champion
Use early fitting stages to learn preferencesChannel: Club Champion- Read shaft profiles section by sectionChannel: Club Champion
Compare wedge grind options before choosing a setChannel: Club Champion
Understand static vs dynamic lie angleChannel: Club Champion
Protect scoring-zone gaps in a faster iron setChannel: Club Champion- Check whether a head offers useful CG tuningChannel: Club Champion
Expect the biggest ball differences on wedges and ironsChannel: Club Champion- Optimize a fitted driver before replacing itChannel: Club Champion
Fit putter length to control three setup variablesChannel: PorzakGolf- Fit the top of the bag around miss carryChannel: Club Champion
Blend iron speed and scoring-club precisionChannel: Club Champion
Compare dynamic and static loft for shaft leanChannel: Club Champion
Don't trust a shaft's spin label to predict spinChannel: Club Champion
Fit your ball to the irons and wedges, not the driverChannel: Club Champion- Play a soft-cover ball, not a distance ball, for spinChannel: Club Champion
Cavity-back wedge sole bounces instead of diggingChannel: Club Champion
Replace driver and three-wood with one mini driverChannel: Club Champion- Change your ball to shift spin by ~1,000 RPMChannel: Club Champion
Avoid a light-and-stiff shaft profileChannel: Club Champion
Compare how putter stability exposed swing manipulationChannel: Club Champion
Tune fairway-wood loft to bridge flight and speedChannel: Club Champion
Use the mini driver speed pocket for low-face strikesChannel: Club Champion
Recheck dynamic lie as the swing changesChannel: Club Champion
Treat swing weight as player-specificChannel: Club Champion
Judge a shaft by ball flight and misses, not numbersChannel: Grant Horvat Golf- Recheck loft and lie after changing putter styleChannel: Club Champion
Compare wedge bounce for different turfChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Avoid early turf entry on soft wedge liesChannel: Club Champion
Choose a fairway wood by its target distanceChannel: Club Champion
Brush the wedge toe through turfChannel: Dan Grieve
Pay for a premium ball only if your contact is solidChannel: Club Champion
Use the loft sleeve to tune hybrid loft, lie, and face angleChannel: Club Champion
Pick the more forgiving driver when best shots are equalChannel: Club Champion
Explain low-face strikes with delivery dataChannel: Club Champion- Blend fitting data with feel and confidenceChannel: Club Champion
Space wedge lofts about 4 degrees apartChannel: Micah Morris