Equipment & Fitting
1167 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Understand how graphite-shaft balance point affects feelChannel: Club Champion
Use more wedge loft for soft conditionsChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Fill a distance gap with a stopping 3-woodChannel: Micah Morris
Demo an iron upgrade at the same strike pointChannel: Club Champion
Use sole options to fit course conditionsChannel: Club Champion
Check carry gaps before choosing a four-ironChannel: Club Champion
Measure delivered lie angle directlyChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Use a heavier hybrid shaft to build it shorterChannel: Club Champion
Fit wedge loft to your measured spin loftChannel: Club Champion
Rebuild yardage gaps when a five-wood flies fartherChannel: Club Champion
Weigh spin consistency against a small distance gainChannel: Club Champion
Driver vs irons: only stance width and ball position changeChannel: PorzakGolf
Compare wedge balls at matched carry distanceChannel: Club Champion
Test the head instead of assuming Tour issue is fasterChannel: Club Champion
Tune driver bias with split head weightsChannel: Club Champion
Expect gripping down to tighten dispersion, lower flightChannel: Club Champion
Replace bunched long irons with hybridsChannel: Club Champion
Thicker irons go straighter but work the ball lessChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Compare neck shapes for square alignmentChannel: Golf with Aimee
Iron lofts aren't standardized across brandsChannel: Club Champion- Compare driver heads by CG and start lineChannel: Club Champion
Balance launch angle against spin rateChannel: Club Champion
Understand that shaft flex letters aren't universalChannel: Club Champion
Fit arm-lock length to keep hands on the gripChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Check dynamic lie when a fairway wood sits toe-downChannel: Club Champion
Aim for about three degrees of dynamic putter loftChannel: Club Champion
Claw and oversize grips reduce putter face rotationChannel: Club Champion
Why better players prefer one-piece irons over springy facesChannel: Club Champion
Refit your driver after major speed gainsChannel: Club Champion
Use a high balance point to add head weightChannel: Club Champion- Use less putter loft on faster greens, more on slowChannel: Club Champion
Retain loft while managing an overdrawChannel: Club Champion- Overall weight and swing weight are not the sameChannel: Club Champion
Match ball to putter or downhill putts run awayChannel: Club Champion
Add a top-edge alignment mark to your putterChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Start with a clean face and premium ball for spinChannel: Club Champion
Do not treat some extra driver spin as automatically badChannel: Club Champion
Choose the K grind if you chunk your wedgesChannel: Club Champion
Move the GT4 weight back for more forgivenessChannel: Club Champion
Swap driver and 3-wood for a mini driver if both struggleChannel: Club Champion
Avoid low spin that opens the door to flyersChannel: Club Champion
Test both 3-piece and 4-piece balls yourselfChannel: Golf with Aimee
The 3 Ds of iron fitting: dispersion, distance, descentChannel: Micah Morris- Arm lock putters need six or seven degrees of loftChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Take retained output without extra leverageChannel: Club Champion
Check iron center of gravity against a hook missChannel: Micah Morris
Reserve 60 degrees for short-sided bunker shotsChannel: Micah Morris
Retest an iron when changing golf-ball spinChannel: Club Champion
Expect leading-edge relief to save heavy wedge strikesChannel: Club Champion
Understand why lie angle matters more on wedgesChannel: Club Champion
Check whether excess wedge spin costs carryChannel: Club Champion
Weigh distance against miss frequencyChannel: Micah Morris
Selected-ball control for outdoor spin ratesChannel: Club Champion- Adjusting loft also changes bounce on ironsChannel: Micah Morris
Check head-to-shaft weight balance on toe strikesChannel: Club Champion- Compare shaft midsection feel and stabilityChannel: Club Champion
Target a 34-38 degree driver landing angleChannel: Club Champion- Choose driver loft from the player's spin patternChannel: Club Champion
- Fit for both yardage spacing and miss directionChannel: Club Champion
Check spin variability when comparing loft settingsChannel: Club Champion
Use M for varied courses, D for consistently wet turfChannel: Micah Morris
Balance a high-spin ball with a lower-spin ironChannel: Club Champion- Use full-face wedge grooves from deeper roughChannel: Club Champion
Carry a higher-bounce sand wedge and lower-bounce lob wedgeChannel: Micah Morris- Check carry consistency before chasing iron speedChannel: Club Champion
- Test iron-set technology through the four ironChannel: Club Champion
Don't chase ultra-low driver spinChannel: Club Champion- Choose a cavity-back wedge if you're not single digitChannel: Club Champion
Prioritize putter stability on long slow-green puttsChannel: Club Champion
Check leading-edge position when opening a wedgeChannel: Club Champion
Prevent a hybrid from crowding the four-ironChannel: Club Champion
Treat the ATV's recessed middle as a possible speed gainChannel: Club Champion- Use a lower-lofted forgiving head to close the faceChannel: Club Champion
Compare iron spin before judging a golf ballChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Retrofit a double-bend putter with the correct upper shaftChannel: Club Champion
Get loft and lie checked every 6 to 9 monthsChannel: Mark Immelman
Know shaft torque ranges: low, mid, highChannel: Club Champion
Consider high-launch irons for low launch and spinChannel: Club Champion
Choose between forgiveness and shot shapingChannel: Club Champion
Chase spin consistency, not high or low spinChannel: Club Champion- Hold bounce and sole grind constant in wedge testsChannel: Club Champion
- Listen for sole interaction during a wedge fittingChannel: Club Champion
- Test alignment-line designs against your own aimChannel: Golf with Aimee
Choose Ping when you need a very flat fairway woodChannel: Club Champion
Use a middle wedge for the soft floater, not the 60Channel: Dan Grieve- Check ball speed retention on mishits to pick your ironChannel: Club Champion
Choose a robust iron head for high speedChannel: Club Champion
Pinch the grip with thumbs closeChannel: stayhandsy- Account for reduced curve when a ball flies shorterChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Understand what wedge grooves really do for spinChannel: Club Champion
Match specifications before comparing clubheadsChannel: Club Champion- Find your ball-speed break-even point by swing speedChannel: Club Champion
Recognize how toe-side mass offsets the hosel's heel pullChannel: Club Champion
Screen a shaft fit with three variablesChannel: Club Champion
Choose a putter by performance, not appearanceChannel: Club Champion
Match driver head loft to the shaftChannel: Club Champion
More head weight can slow face closure for a left missChannel: Club Champion- A lighter wedge shaft may feel soft and lightChannel: Club Champion
- Understand how heavy practice shrinks wedge-replacement timeChannel: Club Champion
Mark the driver face to see loft and aimChannel: Club Champion