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Tips Of Finding Your Best Golf Putter (I)

In recent days, there are so many golf putters a golfer can choose from. So here comes a problem: how should one know which putter to choose? And yet a quality golf putter such as Titleist Scotty Cameron Detour New Port 2 Putter is a very important part of a golfer’s arsenal. In fact, in many ways the golf putter could possibly be the most important club in your bag. Most golfers will take two thirds of their total shots within 100 feet of the hole. And your putts take up a large part of those shots.

So what exactly should you be looking for in a golf putter? The first thing you’ll notice is the number of different putter shapes that are available. The blade putter is the traditional style used for many many years on golf courses around the world. The blade putter is narrow from face to back and long from the heel to toe. Many people feel more comfortable using one of these standard, classically shaped putters. The more modern shape is the mallet putter. But even then these new putters can come in a variety of shapes although they are all typically just as deep from front to back as they are from heel to toe. You can find square shapes, triangular shapes and just about everything in between. Through the use of these different shapes, along with a variety of materials, a higher moment of inertia can be achieved when manufacturing the head. The moment of inertia is simply the ability of the putter head to resist twisting when you hit your golf balls. This twisting can send the ball off target.

Find Your Best Golf Putter – Tips (II)

Knowing When You Have Found the Right Golf Clubs for You

Article by Ron Jackson

Buying golf equipment may seem like a fairly straight forward task for most people, you want to buy some clubs that will last and are solidly built for the rigours of a round of golf at the weekends. When starting to play golf you may choose a standard set of beginner’s golf clubs that can have features that make it easier to hit the ball straight but also give you a wide range of clubs that will help you out.

There are some golfers though who want to move on from their beginner’s clubs to more advance clubs that are going to give them more control and power on their shots. These clubs can get quite expensive as you progress and so it is important when you go to buy a new set of clubs or an individual club that you take your time in choosing as well as making sure they are a good fit for your style of play and feel good to use.

If you look at two clubs by different manufacturers you’ll see that each brand produces different styles of golf club and even buying a driver can present you with a wide range of different shapes and sizes that can help you when on the course but could also hinder your progress if you buy a club that isn’t comfortable to use.

Some people may prefer a particular brand such as Nike or Ping as these companies have been making golf clubs for many years and are expected to produce high quality clubs that are durable as well as accurate. If you haven’t bought any of these clubs before then you may want to see if you can practice with a club before buying, whilst some retailers won’t allow you to take the club out and start hitting some golf balls there are some club shops that will have a demo model that you can take on to the driving range.

Making sure that you are comfortable with the club is important as you’ll be using it for a long time and likely be spending a lot of money on them as well. Some golfers will return clubs or trade them in when buying replacements and this may be a way to try and cut some money off the cost of your golf clubs as many golf discount stores sell these clubs that may have hardly been used and be in perfect condition.

Make sure you take good care of your clubs and make sure they are stored somewhere secure when you aren’t using them. Golf clubs can last you many years or only a few and it all depends on how well you look after them.

Protect your valuable golf clubs as well as many other expenses with golf insurance policies, there are also golf travel insurance policies for those taking their clubs on tour.

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