Two exercises that target better driver swings—and two more that improve iron play
Two sets of 12 reps with a resistance band is all Ben Shear asks for. Easy homework for better ball striking.
Shopping for a driver, or trying to get more from the one you have? I collect driver releases, published test results, fitting advice and tour equipment changes here, with my take and direct links to the original coverage.
Two sets of 12 reps with a resistance band is all Ben Shear asks for. Easy homework for better ball striking.
Grounding the driver flat behind the ball is a recipe for heel strikes. Letting it sit 7 to 11 degrees toe up feels weird but makes sense.
Two weight ports instead of three and no price yet. I'd want to hit it before release season gets crowded.
TaylorMade R7 Quad is going to make the to the bag very soon.
Calling all my fellow slicers: a long, narrow backswing might feel powerful, but it makes squaring the face harder. Shorter and wider got Ray straighter and longer.
Nonconforming and about 11 yards shorter on average. Wouldn't catch me rocking this.
For the Callaway technology nerd, the Tri-Force baby.
Interesting take on driver loft, and what's better for you. Different for fade and draw players.
It's all about the hips and shifting the weight. Rotation is difficult, but some good tips to get there.
LA Golf topping the list. Surprised to see it given the brand started in 2018.
Titleist GTS drivers have the buzz right now. They look sharp with gloss black head.
First look at the Titleist GTS drivers that tour players have been able to test since March this year. Clean.
Calling all my fellow slicers out there, this one's for you.
Titleist dominating overall isn’t much of a surprise. Interesting to see Vice Golf near the top of the performance list.
Scottie is back to the Qi10, confirmed. If that brings his confidence back, its time to go all in on DraftKings.
More golfers need to realize this: loft and lie settings don’t just change numbers, they can change ball flight, accuracy, and confidence.