Hi Liam,
The following is an exert from the R&A website "Decisions related to Rule 5-1":
X-out’ is the common name used for a golf ball that a manufacturer considers to be imperfect (usually for aesthetic reasons only, e.g., paint or printing…
No they wouldn't. The blocked fade is probably because you are not getting your hips through and you are finishing to high. Finish more around your body.
First of all, change the setting on your driver to the highest loft and then see if it is still really low.
Like 5 bucks a club unless it's a driver or fairway wood or hybrid.
An article in golf magazine tells you what the 400 bucks you spent on your new driver go to. 1.) 200 bucks to club making. 2.) 20 bucks to endorsements. 3.) 80 bucks to shipping costs. 4.) 50 bucks to employees wages. (haven't seen any profit yet) 5.…
yes. as you go through the less spinning models, the ball launches higher. The Pro v1 launches the lowest the Prov1x is a little higher and so on.
Don't turn your hips as much. Everybody (including me 1 month ago) thinks that power is generated by swing speed. In a way, it is. People thinks this means a longer back swing for more time to generate swing speed. Torque is what creates swing speed.…
The Spin-milled CC may spin a little more than SM4's but you can only use them in certain tournaments. Also, on your approach are you normally short or long of the pin. If you're almost always short then use SM4's if you almost always long then get SM4…