Equipment & Fitting
1167 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Scale spin-gap expectations with player speedChannel: Club Champion
Understand why lower-spin clubs widen your dispersion circleChannel: Club Champion
Know why Chromoly pairs face speed with bendabilityChannel: Club Champion
Don't grind your sand and lob wedges the sameChannel: Micah Morris
Compare wedge yardage with your 9-ironChannel: Club Champion
Consider two- and three-ring wedges for big divotsChannel: Club Champion
Prioritize driver forgiveness at high speedChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Consider a pro's caution on a late driver switchChannel: Club Champion
Pick beginner irons with thicker soles for contactChannel: Golf with Aimee
Account for shaft droop in dynamic lieChannel: Club Champion
Check your swing speed before carrying a 3 woodChannel: Todd Graves
Test how speed changes utility-iron flightChannel: Micah Morris
Try two degrees upright for players who miss rightChannel: Club Champion
Chase clubhead speed with a lighter shaft if consistentChannel: Club Champion
Don't assume same static loft means same dynamic loftChannel: Club Champion
Start adjustable-driver testing at baselineChannel: GOLF's Subpar
Trial a Chrome Soft ball around 100 mphChannel: Club Champion
Match low-spin draw bias to a spinny cutChannel: Club Champion- Test driver forgiveness with toe and heel strikesChannel: Club Champion
Judge driver value by gain as well as priceChannel: Club Champion
Fit the shaft before the clubheadChannel: Club Champion
Fit every iron specification togetherChannel: Club Champion
Fit the putter shaft for repeatable launchChannel: Club Champion
Aim wedge launch at about half the loftChannel: Club Champion
Compare driver shafts with repeated shotsChannel: Micah Morris
Use face design to protect off-center launchChannel: Club Champion
Raise wedge CG for lower launch and more spinChannel: Club Champion
Evaluate long-iron stopping power beyond spinChannel: Club Champion
Try a shorter fairway wood for a heel-strike missChannel: Club Champion
Account for range-ball rollout in short-game practiceChannel: Club Champion
Test swing weight for late-round fatigueChannel: Club Champion
Fit the Putter Master square to the faceChannel: Mark Immelman
Use a slightly bigger iron head for confidenceChannel: Club Champion- Pick a round wedge grip if you open and re-grip the faceChannel: Club Champion
Fit the driver around its miss behaviorChannel: Club Champion
Reject a driver head that cannot deliver enough loftChannel: Club Champion
Pick a bounce wedge for tight, grainy liesChannel: PorzakGolf
Check shaft flex and weight when timing is offChannel: Club Champion
Choose a toe-up balanced putter to kill face torqueChannel: Mark Immelman
Limit testing as the player's energy fallsChannel: Club Champion
Keep enough spin to hold a tour driver in flightChannel: Club Champion- Choose shaft fit over a professional's colorChannel: Club Champion
Build bounce versatility into your wedge setChannel: Club Champion
See how added loft can tune a player's spin windowChannel: Club Champion
Consider the P770 to step down from a game-improvement ironChannel: Club Champion
Consider this fitter's carry-depth consistency preferenceChannel: Club Champion
Don't band-aid iron spin with a ball change aloneChannel: Club Champion
Compare stronger loft against your standard iron distanceChannel: Club Champion
Fit the putter to your setup and strokeChannel: Micah Morris
Use micro-hinges to add launch and forward spinChannel: Club Champion
Compare the spin window across imperfect strikesChannel: Club Champion
Pick an iron by your need: less spin or more heightChannel: Club Champion
Validate iron shape on the course after fittingChannel: Club Champion
Adjust loft independently with the 33 settingChannel: Club Champion- Add loft cautiously to add spinChannel: Club Champion
Check forward CG when the club resists rotationChannel: Club Champion
Pair a tip-stiff shaft with enough starting loftChannel: Club Champion- Choose more driver loft as a beginnerChannel: Golf with Aimee
Fit shaft length, weight, and profile to center the faceChannel: Micah Morris
Limit indoor ball tests to measured propertiesChannel: Club Champion
Match mini driver to a draw-shaped tee shotChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Fit a preferred driver head to the golferChannel: Micah Morris
Spin gives distance control in your scoring clubsChannel: Club Champion
Match putter arc and toe hang to your face rotationChannel: Club Champion- Start replacing wedges around 75 to 100 roundsChannel: Club Champion
Match putter-shaft flex to stroke tempoChannel: Club Champion
Shorten the hybrid shaft to flatten lie and reduce hookingChannel: Club Champion
Account for path when fitting fairway-wood loftChannel: Club Champion
Question heavy iron shafts after swing changesChannel: Club Champion
Dial in driver shaft and settingsChannel: Club Champion
Use toe hang to read a putter's arc tendencyChannel: Golf with Aimee
Use higher MOI to tighten putter twistChannel: Club Champion
Back-corner weighting resists twisting on off-center puttsChannel: Club Champion- Shorten the fairway wood and restore toe weightChannel: Club Champion
Treat grip fidgeting as failed transferChannel: stayhandsy
Consider a high-spin wedge for low dynamic loftChannel: Club Champion
Remove a redundant, less-forgiving long ironChannel: Club Champion
Fit wedges across bounce and grind optionsChannel: Club Champion
Choose sole width to match your ball strikingChannel: SagutoGolf
Fit Elyte irons to a solid-striking amateurChannel: Club Champion
Test shaft balance point with head weightChannel: Club Champion
Know how shaft lean removes wedge bounceChannel: Club Champion
Separate putter-head choice from length fitChannel: Club Champion
Match lower shaft-series numbers to stiffer buildsChannel: Club Champion- Consider symmetrical ball markings as an alignment aidChannel: Club Champion
Evaluate distance irons beyond carry yardageChannel: Club Champion
Fit a putter for consistency, not perfectionChannel: Club Champion
Graphite shafts don't add distance on their ownChannel: PorzakGolf
Recognize why this model adds half a degree of loftChannel: Club Champion
Fit loft around the player's launch conditionsChannel: MrShortGame Golf- Fit iron spin with head geometry, not loft aloneChannel: Club Champion
Compare rollout gains from lower spin and land angleChannel: Club Champion
Try a wide grip to level unbalanced shouldersChannel: Club Champion
Lengthen an adjustable junior putter as the child growsChannel: Club Champion
Move swing weight and total weight with head and gripChannel: Club Champion
Judge strong-lofted irons by delivered launchChannel: Club Champion
Driver weight: forward lowers spin, back adds forgivenessChannel: Club Champion
Judge wedges by repeatable launch as well as spinChannel: Club Champion
Use the same fitted golf ball consistentlyChannel: Club Champion
Use a mid-spin ball as a neutral fitting baselineChannel: Club Champion