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Best Golf Clubs Mizuno JPX E600 Ti-Face Irons
Posted by: | CommentsBest Golf Clubs Mizuno JPX E600 Ti-Face Irons
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Getting The Upper Hand Using Golf Club Hybrid Clubs
Posted by: | CommentsGood branded golf clubs cost money, lot’s of money. Even then there is no guarantee that you will wind up with a good golf swing and lower scores. The most popular brand name clubs on the market are Taylor Made, Callaway, Cobra and Ping. There are also many find golf brands available such as Nike, Adams, Wilson, Hippo, Titleist, Scotty Cameron to name a few. These companies keep a close eye on the competition and try to improve on a feature or design in order to carve out an edge in the market.
Clones Are a Good Option to High Price Golf Clubs
As an alternative to high priced brand name, golf clones are clubs that are designed using superior features native top brand name clubs but at a much more less expensive cost to the consumer. Clone golf clubs are manufactured Read More→
Are Longest Golf Drive Radar Machines Accurate?
Posted by: | CommentsOkay I have a question for all you golfers out their that play all the time. Okay I was at a golf show that they bring once a year to the city I live in. They sell stuff used and new. They have golf contest like longest putt, longest drive, and so forth. Anyways I was siked to do the longest drive contest because I can hit pretty good ball. I hit usually always over 300+ on the driving ranges. I am around 6’0 foot tall. I workout for hockey season all year round lifting weights. I have very athletic body built with alot of flexibility. I have very fast club head speed and am very flexible then most people are. Now I know that all that stuff doesn’t really matter in golf because their is guys out of shape and the age of 65 that can play golf well because of their knowledge but I know for a fact that I got a hell of a swing when it comes to driving the ball or doing a massive slap shot. I can just generally swing harder then most people can. So what I did was before i went to enter the contest I demo some clubs to warm up. I was hitting and feeling great. I felt ready for contest now so I went up to sign up and I am watching the other guys hitting the balls. Their was really fat dudes with mediocre swing speed hitting it 320+. I am thinking what the hell. Those guys making it look so easy their not even swinging that fast nor their posture doesn’t looks that good ether yet their getting 320+ off the machine. Then I got my balls and I picked out the lowest degree and stiffest driver I could get my hands. I went to the tee and warmed up some before I hit my 6 balls. As i was warming up I could tell no one has my powerful like swing I could produce. I was watching the others getting 300 even at least. So begin to take my first shot. I hit the ball hard but not the hardest just to feel out the driver first. I step back to see what radar machine says the shot is. It says 277….. So I am like okay hmm…. Now I am gonna jack the ball this time. I flex as perfect and as far as I could with perfect form and usually very similar style to tiger woods come through on the drive. I hit the ball with perfect contact and came through then check the score and guess what it said…. I got a 230….????. So I begin to laugh and I am thinking is this machine broken or am I swinging so hard that the machine can’t pick up my club speed on contact with the ball. Then I took another swing exactly the same. It says 230 something again. I was clueless sitting their with my last 3 balls trying to figure out what the hell is going on. Their is people hitting next to me that no way in their life could they out drive me on real driving range beating me right now on this machine. Then their was people behind me watching me thinking same thing I was. Maybe the machine isn’t picking up my shots because I am swinging so fast. Some people were saying try to swing normal speed shoot and see what it detects. So I ran out of ideas and took the person advice and it said basically the score as before. Then I stop to look at other golfers and to truly see how the hell are they getting 300+ on these machines. Their was a guy had to look like he was 70 years old. I shit you not the machine was saying 290 on his drives and he had the form of a old Arny Palmer with a half swing. After I was done, I went up to one of the guys that were working in that section. I said what is with these machines while I was laughing and feeling clueless at same time. He then tells me. Their no way how nice you hit the golf ball on the driving range or how fast your club speed can go unless you hit dead on with the sweet spot of the driver. Then that made so much sense to me because alot my shots were half way in the sweet spot. But still I could hit a off shoot and make it go 280 yards easy on a driving range. Hell I could hit my dam 5 iron 200+ years hahah and the machine saying my drives are 220-230 please……
Well if you guys read this and reply to me I would love to hear your response on these radar machines. I am really clueless to understand how these things work. Because I can bet my life on it I drive a ball much further then 230 yards hahahah. Sorry about the grammar I am really lazy right now.
I think you guys need to come to a driving range with me haha. I put them in woods with ease. I am just being honest. If I were on a course I could put ball honestly 295 in air and with roll move way pass 300+. I just can drive real far if I want to. But like what the first person said. It’s only testing your ball spin. I am sure their is a way to cheat the machine and just put on alot of spin. Their was a guy like I said that look older then dirt, I mean guy look like he was gonna fall over and die right their hitting it 290 on the machine and I don’t think the guy could hit 200 on a normal course let alone 290. The machines are just another faulty thing that is invented into golf like the training clubs and all the other bs. It would be like if Alex Rodriguez went to try a long drive contest and I think with his built he should at least put up 270 easy. I mean its pretty common sense when your athletically build you have option of getting to 300.
Really I don’t find it anything brag over getting 300. A nerd could get 300 maybe. Just technique but if I am getting 220 on a machine where I can get that with a friggin iron then i know that’s wrong. I mean shit if I am getting 220. Most people should be getting 200 on radar hahaha. I love to see how comparison to everyone’s score would be on a real range. Willing to bet it would be ALOT different.
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Golf Tour Players and the Major Brands
Posted by: | CommentsAn article by Robert Wilson, Director of Product Development at Giga Golf.
In my years in the golf club business, one question I am continually asked is, “Why do tour players always play golf clubs manufactured by the major brands? If your clubs are so good, why don’t the players on tour use them?” The answer is more complicated than “they are sponsored”.
Many of the best players are under endorsement contracts. These can be very lucrative and sometimes net a player several million dollars a year. However, every player on tour is a commodity.
When players first get their PGA tour card they are offered “Tee up money” to play a specific brand of golf club. It does not matter who you are, if you are in the field you get paid. If you make the cut you make more. If you win the check can be very large.
The goal is to win the “count”. Every week the Darrell Survey publishes how many players played with what product. These figures are then used in the manufacturer’s ad campaigns. Having more drivers in play dramatically increases you chance of grabbing the title.
Of course, tour players would not use the endorsed product if they did not feel they could play well with it. Brand name manufacturers go to great lengths to make sure the player is comfortable with the product. They adjust loft and lie, change the shaft and even customize the head weighting to fit the tour player.
This article is a couple years old, but it illustrates some of the points I am making. In the years since its first post, tee-up compensation has gotten more prevalent and lucrative. It now extends to mini tours and the LPGA.
I do not believe there is anything unethical or illegal about the practice. It is simply a way to advertise and market a product. It is up to the consumer to understand that the reason 46 players on tour are now using the newest generation Titanium driver is in part due to the brand name companies marketing budget.
Tour support is another reason tour players choose their equipment from one of several high profile nationally advertised brands. When a manufacturer decides that tour player endorsement is going to be a part of their marketing plan they must invest in a means to support the players needs.
To start, this includes a “tour van” and support personnel. These vans are well supplied golf club factories. They have the equipment to alter lies, change shafts, grind a bounce or anything else a tour player may require to play his or her best.
Obviously, this dedication to the tour player is costly and adds significantly to the cost of golf equipment. However, a tour player’s support does provide benefits beyond the marketing arena. It makes new product development easier and faster.
Manufacturers that employ tour players have an advantage when they are developing new products. A tour player’s feedback can be an important part of the development process. This is why innovations like moveable weight ports and 460cc drivers are usually introduced by manufacturers with tour staffs. Companies who follow the trends must wait a month or two before the innovations can be made available to their customers.
Both brand name and custom clubs offer golfers benefits. Custom clubs can be made to fit a golfer’s physical measurements and are generally less expensive than brand name clubs. On the other hand, brand name clubs have been successful on tour. This can inspire confidence over the golf ball. If off the rack standard specifications are right for you than brand name clubs may help you play better golf.
The idea is to get out there and play. Do not get too hung up on the equipment you use. A beautiful golf shot does not care where you bought your clubs. If you think custom clubs are right for you Giga Golf would appreciate your business. We strive to provide quality and service.
