The fastest way to waste money on new clubs is to buy the wrong shaft flex. Not because the club is "bad," but because the shaft can change your launch,...
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Yes--you can repair marks on the putting green, and you generally should. The USGA Rules of Golf now allow you to fix almost any damage on the green: ball marks,...
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The term "water hazard" still gets used every day, but the Rules of Golf now call it a "penalty area." The name matters because it reminds you of the real...
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A slice and a hook aren't mysterious. They're physics. The ball curves because the clubface is tilted relative to the swing path at impact, creating side spin. For most right-handed...
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A chip shot should roll like a putt for most of its distance. A pitch shot should fly most of its distance. That flight-to-roll ratio is the real difference between...
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Golf feels expensive because it stacks two costs on top of each other: you have to buy equipment, then you have to pay for access every time you play. A...
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Golf can be expensive because you pay twice: once to get equipped, and then every time you want access to grass that's been watered, mowed, and manicured like a professional...
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You can play a full round of golf with five clubs and still be 100% within the Rules of Golf. The only hard limit is the other direction: the USGA/R&A...
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A beginner does not need 14 clubs. In fact, a full bag usually slows down learning because you end up guessing which club to hit instead of learning one simple...
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Cutting two inches off an adult golf club doesn't just make it shorter. It changes the physics of the whole tool: the shaft plays stiffer, the swing weight shifts, and...
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A $600 driver won't outdrive a $300 driver if the loft and shaft are wrong for your swing speed. For most women, distance comes from getting the ball up in...
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A $1,200 iron set doesn't make a 15-handicapper twice as good as a $600 set. What it often buys is tour staff contracts, retail margins, and a marketing machine that...
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