TaylorMade M1 Driver TaylorMade Golf has made a name for itself the past several years by re-inventing its product lines. That makes its 2017 a bit unusual as the company’s new M family of metal woods line, which debut here at the PGA Merchandise Show, carry the same name as the 2016 line. Oh, and Read more…
PING i200 IRONS & GLIDE WEDGES There’s always buzz when Ping Golf introduces a new iron. The company is known for its consistency and commitment to technology. The Ping i200, debuting here at the PGA Merchandise Show, is no exception. “Major advancements’’ in the i200, according to Ping, make the face and cavity structure more Read more…
The PGA Merchandise Show rolls through the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida through Jan. 27, and Golf Tips is here with the scoop on the latest in equipment, training aids, apparel and more. Every day this week we’ll feature new products that catch our fancy and deserve a look from you, too. Wilson Read more…
As the PGA Tour gets rolling in earnest even as winter hangs on, it’s time to thing about your next golf getaway, and why not center it a couple of the PGA Tour’s most popular stops? Such as … FLORIDA’S PGA NATIONAL PGA National Resort & Spa – home of the PGA TOUR’s upcoming Honda Classic Read more…
We Are Golf – a coalition of the game’s leading associations and industry partners – will once again partner with Topgolf for National Golf Day 2016 on May 18, 2016, offering free golf lessons at the company’s 21 venues nationwide. Topgolf is attempting to set a company record for most golf lessons taught in one day. Any Read more…
Colin Montgomerie and Padraig Harrington discuss the Murfield 10th Hole.
Aim Align Suggested Retail Price: $7.95 Description: Aim Align is a great training aid. It is a set of pressure-sensitive emblems in black, white and gray circle shapes in various sizes and with several line configurations, which make alignment and visualization much easier. The variety of shapes and line configurations allow the golfer to customize Read more…
Learn the keys to high and low pitch shots
The secret to consistently putting well is to match your posture to
your stroke type. However, the conventional wisdom applied by most
recreational golfers is that while putting, anything goes (witness the
claw grip, the left-hand low technique and the belly-anchored stroke).
And while many a Tour victory has been fueled by an unorthodox method,
one fundamental shouldn’t be ignored: How you stand to the ball
conditions how you stroke it.
Regardless of where you play, you’ll eventually face a tough pitch off
hardpan. This is a dicey situation, as ultra-tight lies such as hardpan
make it easy for the clubhead to bounce off the turf and into the top
half of the golf ball, skulling it over the green. The key for pitches
off hardpan is to make sure the clubhead does anything but bounce off
the turf. Knowing how to accomplish this will save you strokes
not only in this situation, but in dozens of others that involve tight lies.
