Lynx Golf Blog

Women's Golf Bags: Cart vs Stand (and What to Look For)
Women's Golf Bags: Cart vs Stand (and What to Look For)
A golf bag is the one piece of equipment you touch on every hole. If it's the wrong style, you'll feel it in your shoulders, your pace of play, and... Read more...
Junior Golf Club Grips: Sizing Junior Golf Grips for Small Hands
Junior Golf Club Grips: Sizing Junior Golf Grips for Small Hands
A grip that's too big for a child's hand doesn't just feel awkward. It forces extra squeeze pressure, limits wrist hinge, and makes it harder to square the face--three quick... Read more...
Mother Daughter Golf Clubs: How to Build Two Bags You'll Both Enjoy
Mother Daughter Golf Clubs: How to Build Two Bags You'll Both Enjoy
Buying two sets of clubs at the same time exposes a hard truth: most golfers don't need "the newest model," they need the right specs. The fastest way to make... Read more...
Women's Golf Clubs for Slower Swing Speeds: Maximize Carry
Women's Golf Clubs for Slower Swing Speeds: Maximize Carry
A modern $599 driver won't rescue a low-launch, low-speed swing if the loft and shaft are wrong. For slower swing speeds, carry distance is mostly a math problem: you need... Read more...
Best Junior Golf Clubs for Tall Kids (What Actually Fits at 60 Inches and Up)
Best Junior Golf Clubs for Tall Kids (What Actually Fits at 60 Inches and Up)
The fastest way to ruin a tall kid's golf swing is to hand them clubs that are the wrong length and 20% too heavy. Parents do it all the time... Read more...
SZ Putters by Lynx: Precision on the Greens (What to Know Before You Buy)
SZ Putters by Lynx: Precision on the Greens (What to Know Before You Buy)
A $450 putter doesn't make 10-footers fall any faster than a $99 putter if you're aiming it wrong and striking it all over the face. Putting is start line +... Read more...
Best Golf Clubs to Help Fix a Slice (What Actually Works, What Doesn't)
Best Golf Clubs to Help Fix a Slice (What Actually Works, What Doesn't)
A slice isn't a "power fade." For most recreational golfers it's a two-shot penalty: one ball in play, one ball lost or punched out. Equipment won't rebuild your swing path... Read more...
How to Transition From Rentals to Your Own Women's First Golf Clubs
How to Transition From Rentals to Your Own Women's First Golf Clubs
Rental sets are designed to survive a thousand rounds, not to fit your height, tempo, or ball flight. That's why the same swing can feel fine one day and completely... Read more...
Left-Handed Junior Golf Clubs: What Parents Should Know (Fit, Price, and Availability)
Left-Handed Junior Golf Clubs: What Parents Should Know (Fit, Price, and Availability)
Buying left handed junior golf clubs is less about finding the "best brand" and more about avoiding two predictable mistakes: clubs that are too long and clubs that are too... Read more...
Driver Adjustability Explained: Loft, Lie, and Weights (Adjustable Driver Settings That Actually Matter)
Driver Adjustability Explained: Loft, Lie, and Weights (Adjustable Driver Settings That Actually Matter)
Most golfers change their driver settings like they're spinning a combination lock: a click here, a click there, and hope the slice disappears. The problem is that adjustability doesn't override... Read more...
Best Women's Drivers for Faster, Athletic Swingers (What Actually Works)
Best Women's Drivers for Faster, Athletic Swingers (What Actually Works)
A women's driver built "light and soft" is the fastest way to turn an athletic swing into high-spin floaters and left misses. If you swing the driver 85+ mph, the... Read more...
Best Golf Balls for Junior Golfers (What Parents Should Buy)
Best Golf Balls for Junior Golfers (What Parents Should Buy)
A golf ball that's too firm for a junior swing doesn't just "feel hard." It launches lower, carries shorter, and spins more on miss-hits--so your kid sees weak fades, low... Read more...