Equipment & Fitting
1167 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Consider an upright driver if you raise the handleChannel: Club Champion
Track wedge wear after heavy playChannel: Club Champion
Consider a slimmer-looking design without losing forgivenessChannel: Club Champion
Pair ball and putter lines to clarify aimChannel: Club Champion
Pick a vibration-dampening shaft for joint painChannel: Club Champion
Compare driver launch and spin beyond ball speedChannel: Club Champion
Reject distance from a 2,000 rpm knucklerChannel: Club Champion
Pair forward shaft lean with a rear-CG malletChannel: Club Champion
Narrow your iron shortlist before a fittingChannel: Club Champion
Retest the selected putter to validate performanceChannel: Club Champion
Include look and feel in a club-fitting decisionChannel: Club Champion
Translate aim bias at ten feet into cup widthsChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Investigate spin loss at an unchanged specChannel: Club Champion
Verify a lie-angle setting dynamicallyChannel: Club Champion
Match putter launch angle to green speedChannel: Club Champion
Combo forgiving long irons with players short ironsChannel: Club Champion
Stack marginal gains rather than chase one game changerChannel: Club Champion
Judge scoring irons by predictable flightChannel: Club Champion
Trade low-bounce precision against mishit toleranceChannel: Club Champion
Fit low-bounce wedges to firm liesChannel: GOLF's Subpar
Fight a slice with a lighter head and thinner gripChannel: Club Champion
Compare spin on eight-millimeter-low strikesChannel: Club Champion
Treat the shaft as the investment pieceChannel: Club Champion
Start with the Black for soft feel, watch greenside spinChannel: Club Champion
Think of shaft stiffness as lateral dispersion, not launchChannel: Club Champion
Use spin and landing angle as tie-breakersChannel: Club Champion
Match wedge bounce to turf firmnessChannel: Club Champion
Standardize the club when testing shaft weightChannel: Club Champion
Fit a golf ball from the bottom up, driver lastChannel: Club Champion
Judge driver performance without badge biasChannel: Club Champion
Check whether iron misses stay pin highChannel: Club Champion
Graphite iron shafts: lighter without going softerChannel: Club Champion
Use grip shape to improve putter-face awarenessChannel: Club Champion
Replace your most-used wedge most oftenChannel: Club Champion- Understand how graphite tunes shaft bend profilesChannel: Club Champion
A very-low-spin club may call for a bit more loftChannel: Club Champion
Read driver head CG to predict launch and spinChannel: Micah Morris
Fit the putter as a complete systemChannel: Club Champion
Expect ~8-10 yards upgrading a decade-old driverChannel: Club Champion
Treat a fitting as a changing baselineChannel: Club Champion- High MOI and head material change your strike feedbackChannel: Club Champion
Check smash and landing angleChannel: Club Champion
Err toward higher-spin irons since rough kills spinChannel: Club Champion
Go heavier if a light shaft feels uncontrollableChannel: Club Champion
Match grip size to your hands for clubface controlChannel: Club Champion
Pick stepped or stepless shafts by desired feelChannel: Club Champion
Use smash factor to read strike efficiencyChannel: Club Champion
Bring your 8- and 9-irons to a wedge fittingChannel: Club Champion
Judge your driver over a season, not one best strikeChannel: Club Champion
What putter grip size does to face rotationChannel: Club Champion- Test equipment on real-life missesChannel: Club Champion
Understand why irons produce little gear effectChannel: Club Champion
Know what a too-long putter does to your setupChannel: PorzakGolf
Back-weight the driver if you hit up on the ballChannel: Micah Morris
Reduce fairway-wood loft when spin is excessiveChannel: Club Champion
Fit your putter first for the biggest scoring gainChannel: Club Champion- Gain height by hitting less clubChannel: Club Champion
Benchmark the gamer before comparing shaftsChannel: Micah Morris
Compare driver weight adjustability before you buyChannel: Club Champion
Consider how shaft stiffness loads your bodyChannel: Club Champion
Try a 17-degree fairway option for more height than a 15Channel: Club Champion
Match putter head weight to green speedChannel: Golf with Aimee
Evaluate premium wedges for spin consistencyChannel: Club Champion- Check strike before crediting shaft spinChannel: Club Champion
Restore iron loft when speed cannot create heightChannel: Club Champion
Retest finalist shafts before choosingChannel: Club Champion- Consistent clubhead speed is what makes you fittableChannel: Club Champion
Try a light-feeling shaft for heavy hybrid feelChannel: Club Champion- Trade some ball speed for tighter dispersionChannel: Club Champion
Account for dark finishes when judging putter sizeChannel: Club Champion- Match wedge shafts to full and partial swingsChannel: Club Champion
Clear a 45-degree landing angle; 48 is this build's targetChannel: Club Champion
Bring the wrists together with an overlap gripChannel: Todd Graves
Elevate launch through CG depth, not just spinChannel: Club Champion
Keep the putt low so it hugs the ground for true rollChannel: Club Champion
Choose a urethane cover for more wedge spinChannel: Club Champion- Record the current driver before a fittingChannel: Club Champion
Fit toward both extremes before finding the middleChannel: Club Champion- Separate putter-head effects from grip effectsChannel: Club Champion
- Don't stiffen your shaft to cure a hookChannel: Club Champion
Use a low kick point for a higher ball flightChannel: Mark Immelman- Line the movable weight up with your strike pointChannel: Club Champion
- Fit putter length to yourself, not to the bagChannel: PorzakGolf
Test grips in person with a low-cost trial gripChannel: Club Champion- Test club length when the path works leftChannel: Club Champion
Build a homemade launch monitor to dial in putter loftChannel: Club Champion
Fit a driving-iron shaft to the club's roleChannel: Club Champion
Choose predictable driver results over rare best shotsChannel: Club Champion
Fit compact distance irons to confident playersChannel: Club Champion
Move a club's CG toward a toe missChannel: Club Champion
Longer driver shaft pushes path right, attack upChannel: Club Champion- Judge a wedge by versatility, not yardageChannel: Club Champion
Pair a heavy low-spin shaft with a suitable headChannel: Micah Morris- Don't chase a low-spin shaft to cut driver spinChannel: Club Champion
Understand short-shaft fairway-wood outputChannel: Club Champion- Check customization limits before ordering directChannel: Club Champion
Check whether a light active shaft slows you downChannel: Club Champion- Ball choice affects irons more than the driverChannel: Club Champion
- Accept lower wedge spin when you do not need moreChannel: Club Champion
- Consider tip stiffness for an early releaseChannel: Club Champion