Equipment & Fitting
1167 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Grip size changes putter face rotationChannel: Club Champion
Use TZ6 for tip kick with low-torque stabilityChannel: Club Champion
Check how driver mishit height changes speedChannel: Club Champion
Read local stiffness by diameter, not a tip labelChannel: Club Champion
Add contrasting grip sizes to a fitting testChannel: Club Champion
Check spin stability across driver strike locationsChannel: Club Champion
Watch how easily a player performs during a fitChannel: Club Champion
Tune lie, loft, and CG togetherChannel: Club Champion
Pair a firm iron with a soft-compression ball for feelChannel: Club Champion
Track putter impact ratio for energy consistencyChannel: Club Champion
Choose lie angle from strike and start directionChannel: Club Champion
Match fairway-wood spin to available speedChannel: Club Champion
Test shafts with data instead of choosing by profileChannel: Club Champion
Fit low-spin fairway woods for adjustabilityChannel: Club Champion
Don't over-trust efficiency ratios across head shapesChannel: Club Champion
Reserve X-flex iron shafts for ~95+ mph iron swing speedChannel: Club Champion
A swinging-door putter slows face rotation, not adds itChannel: Club Champion
Match shaft weight to swing speed, not backwardsChannel: Club Champion
Protect set gaps before changing shaft weightChannel: Club Champion
Judge a ball across putter, driver, wedges, and windChannel: Club Champion
Retest the fitted driver at the endChannel: Club Champion
Ball-position misses create opposite curvesChannel: Danny Maude
Compare drivers on the same simulatorChannel: Micah Morris- Test a more upright lie for a slingy flipChannel: Club Champion
Recheck loft gaps when blending iron designsChannel: Club Champion
Try heavier and softer to give yourself feelChannel: Club Champion
Add bounce or sole width if the wedge plugs in deep sandChannel: SagutoGolf
Modern irons need spin to tame unexpected flyersChannel: Club Champion
Toe hang slows face rotation to fight a pullChannel: Club Champion
Account for spin loss on wet or rough liesChannel: Club Champion
Static putter loft won't tell you actual launchChannel: Club Champion
Consider leading-edge relief if you lean the shaft forwardChannel: Club Champion
Drop loft to get low spin from a high-launch shaftChannel: Club Champion
Fit putter launch to the green surfaceChannel: Club Champion
Flatten lie angle to move a low strike upwardChannel: Micah Morris
Compare golf balls by compression and spin profileChannel: Club Champion
Ask your fitter to equalize lofts when comparing ironsChannel: Club Champion
A 48-50 degree landing angle holds greensChannel: Club Champion
Fit a wedge shaft for off-speed flightChannel: Club Champion
A 10-degree wedge-loft gapChannel: Club Champion- Compare graphite balance point, not weight aloneChannel: Club Champion
Check driver equipment when the ball hooksChannel: Golf with Aimee
Test shaft effects on dynamic lieChannel: Club Champion
Why one-length long irons need different head engineeringChannel: Club Champion
Judge a driver beyond raw distanceChannel: Micah Morris- Soft carbon steel irons bend easily for fittingChannel: Club Champion
Bracket a club fit before fine-tuningChannel: Club Champion
Check shaft stiffness when a strong swing hooksChannel: Golf with Aimee
Read driver spin together with strike heightChannel: Club Champion- Build combo sets around strike variabilityChannel: Club Champion
Bracket fairway-wood fitting with an extremeChannel: Club Champion- Get your loft and lie checked twice a yearChannel: Club Champion
Build wedge lofts from the pitching wedgeChannel: Club Champion
Test golf balls at matched launch and speedChannel: Club Champion
Balance iron distance against miss controlChannel: Club Champion- Treat grip choice as part of your fittingChannel: Club Champion
Measure face angle and strike togetherChannel: Club Champion- Use an adjusted iron as the next gapping baselineChannel: Club Champion
Choose tighter face-to-path deliveryChannel: Club Champion
Consider a compact hollow iron off the teeChannel: Club Champion
Check if your putter is face- or toe-balancedChannel: Golf with Aimee
Keep distance while fitting for straighter drivesChannel: Club Champion
Use indoor delivery data for wedge fittingChannel: Club Champion
Pair more loft with a suitable shaftChannel: Club Champion
Drop to a flex you can actually loadChannel: Club Champion
Compare clubheads on centered strikesChannel: Club Champion
Fit grip feel, shaft feel, and head appearance togetherChannel: Club Champion- Check vertical dispersion in an iron fittingChannel: Club Champion
Avoid the home run ball when picking gearChannel: Club Champion
Go heavier and shorter on the hybrid shaftChannel: Club Champion
Notice whether miss spin keeps drives playableChannel: Micah Morris
Recognize familiarity bias during shaft testsChannel: Club Champion- Fit the putter to the golfer's real aim patternChannel: Club Champion
Compare mishits at similar delivery conditionsChannel: Club Champion- Lower delivered loft for a more forceful impactChannel: Club Champion
Check shot shape before crediting ball spinChannel: Club Champion
Get the ball into forward roll quicklyChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Use face balance when an arc leaves the face openChannel: Club Champion
Keep the putter short enough for a straight-back strokeChannel: Club Champion
Fit a driver shaft to your swing timingChannel: Club Champion- Match the putter to your posture, not posture to putterChannel: Club Champion
Test whether head weight triggers decelerationChannel: Golf with Aimee
Same static loft shows higher dynamic loft when CG is backChannel: Club Champion
Avoid driving irons without enough launch and spinChannel: Club Champion
Pick F grind bounce by your deliveryChannel: Club Champion- Control putter launch to stabilize distanceChannel: Club Champion
Match sole resistance to wedge and long-iron needsChannel: Club Champion- Weigh shorter-shaft accuracy against speedChannel: Micah Morris
- Make the putter heavier to calm a shaky, handsy strokeChannel: Club Champion
Notice easier arm hang and softer-face contactChannel: Club Champion
Limit indoor ball tests to measured factorsChannel: Club Champion
Match shaft choices to your own patternChannel: Club Champion- Forward shaft lean de-lofts, so pros play weaker loftsChannel: Micah Morris
- Understand how graphite putter shafts adapt to bent necksChannel: Club Champion
Fit putter shape to visual response and releaseChannel: Club Champion
Use six-iron landing angle to decide long iron vs hybridChannel: Club Champion- Buy adjustable irons so they last as your swing changesChannel: Club Champion
Test a shaft when driver dispersion stays wideChannel: Club Champion
Use the hosel chart from a standard baselineChannel: Club Champion
Match a neutral or tour driver to player profileChannel: Club Champion