A kid doesn't need to be "old enough" for real golf clubs. They need to be able to swing a light club safely, get into a decent posture, and make...
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A dozen golf balls now commonly costs more than $42 at U.S. retail. That price jump didn't magically make the average golfer hit it 15 yards farther or spin wedges...
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The fastest way to waste money on lightweight women's golf clubs is to chase the lightest shaft on the rack. Shaft weight changes how your body starts the downswing, when...
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A lot of golfers spend $500-$650 on a new driver head, then keep swinging the same heavy, too-stiff shaft they've had for years. For most seniors, that's backwards. Your shaft...
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A junior golf set that's even 1-2 inches too long will teach your kid bad posture faster than any YouTube swing tip will fix it. The club gets stuck behind...
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Most women returning to golf don't need "better" clubs. They need easier clubs: higher launch, more stability on miss-hits, and less total weight so you can swing freely without feeling...
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A new driver doesn't become "better" because the calendar flipped to a new model year. Your clubs become outdated for three reasons: they stop performing, they stop fitting your swing,...
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Most teens don't need 14 clubs to play good high school golf. They need 8-10 pieces of high school golf equipment that fit their body, launch the ball high enough,...
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A putter that's one inch too long can cost you more strokes than the difference between two "premium" models. Not because the head is bad, but because your eyes drift...
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A $25 toy golf set can be more expensive than a $250 junior set if it teaches your child the wrong motion. Kids learn fast, and they learn what the...
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A full women's set can swing from $300 to $3,000+, and the frustrating part is this: a lot of the price jump isn't better golf shots, it's brand positioning, tour...
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