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They’re huge, easy to hit, long and full of new technology. Check out today’s big dogs and get ready to drive it a mile.
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By Staff
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 The talk of the shop this year when it comes to driver technology is
definitely the leaps we’ve seen in exciting new driver geometries. The
golfer today can choose from just about anything: square, traditional,
scoopback or even triangular. The fact is, the driver category is
chockful with scores of options to choose from, making the category not
only better, but more confusing for the golfer jonesing for a new big
dog.
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By Scott Kramer
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 You can tell by looking at the latest square and triangular clubheads
that the driver market is changing before your eyes. Other new drivers
look conventionally shaped on the outside, but are vastly advanced on
the inside. Regardless of their shape, most of the latest models look
plain huge. Ever since the United States Golf Association ruled that
driver clubheads had to max out at a 460cc clubhead volume, club
designers have taken the next obvious route in order to improve their
products’ performance in your hands: advancing technology.
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We’re not talking range balls, Wiffle balls or those limited-flight Cayman balls either. We’re talking golf balls—the kind that go too far and spin too much.
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By Staff
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 No, it’s not the surface of the moon (left), it’s a super-close-up
shot of a golf ball. In golf’s modern era, the small, round dimpled
orbs that fill the pockets of your golf bags are truly the sum of their
parts. From the materials that make up their covers to how it’s filled
inside, a golf ball’s composition greatly affects its behavior on the
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Whether it’s a fairway wood or hybrid, knowing what club to hit depends on what clubs are in your bag
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 It doesn’t matter if it’s a long par-3, a short par-4 or a reachable
par-5, making the right shot choice first depends on having the right
clubs to choose from. Today, fairway woods have become longer, bigger
and more powerful than ever, and hybrids, on the other hand, have
become more specific, acting as either long-iron replacements or
high-lofted fairway-wood replacements. The key is to begin analyzing
your current set makeup in order to determine what’s missing. Need a
club that goes 215 yards and stops on a dime? How about a 3-wood that
flies almost as far as your driver, albeit a lot straighter? Maybe
both? Discerning your needs is crucial to hitting better shots. And
with today’s models, it’s hard to go wrong. |
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Known as the most versatile club in the bag, the wedge is a bona fide score saver
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 There’s a reason why the distance from within 100 yards is called the
scoring zone. It’s the “make it or break it” area, where a great wedge
shot can redeem a bad drive or poor approach to the green. Any miscue
from this zone is considered an unforced error that should have been
avoided (especially from the fairway). So, what’s that mean? Choosing
the right wedges can be the difference between one or more strokes on
any given hole! To start, it’s important to find a wedge that matches
your needs, and luckily, if you’re in the market for game-improvement
models, ’07 is chockfull of new choices.
Sole Patrol
The wider the sole, the less the club digs into the ground, making it
easier to get the ball out of thick rough and sand. As for the angle of
the sole relative to the ground, that’s called the “bounce angle.” High
bounce angles work well in soft areas and vice versa. |
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What you wear on your feet can make a huge difference in not only how comfortable you are, but also how powerful a swing you can make
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By Staff
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 The soles of today’s top golf shoes have not only superb gripping
capabilities, but also integrated webs and channels to whisk away water
and debris for a steady grip. Better yet, most golf shoes resemble
running shoes from the bottom, replete with a two-pod sole for a more
effective weight transfer into the ball.
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Despite all the technology in the clubhead and shaft, it’s the grip that’s really come a long way.
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By Staff
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 Can You Handle It?
Grips have certainly come a long way. In fact, the new grips for ‘07 are more colorful and more functional than ever, thanks mostly to a handful of new material innovations that double as a fashion statement and a competitive advantage. Several models include multi-density rubbers and polymers that lend comfort, strength and tackiness where it’s needed most. Also, they’ve gotten a lot more durable and hold up better in the rain. Check out what’s new, and don’t hesitate when it comes time to put them on all your clubs. It’s a must-do every season.
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Think the only things that make you a better golfer are clubs and balls? Well, think again. There’s a lot more to the game and it can all fit right in your bag.
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By Staff
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 We live in a modern world, where technology has become an integral part
of our daily lives, from mapping our commutes via onboard navigation
systems to wearing clothing with materials specifically designed to
wick away moisture to capturing moments in time with our cell phones.
We’re happy to report that the golf world isn’t immune to many of the
same technological advancements. |
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