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Mizuno MP-600 whitout It How to Win!

Article by mygolfwholesale

The large clubhead and deeper box structure makes the broad sweet area of the shaft, forged by soft iron, possible. The balance weight design, by adopting tungsten steel alloy in the middle of its bottom, realizes the much lower center of gravity and higher MOI(moment of inertia). Restrain the sway by hitting, bring forceful flight and extend the flight distance

From Golfers:First of all, let me say this club is very well made. I know this is kind of personal, but the clubhead shape and size is perfect for me… not bulky bullet shaped aerodynamics, nor weird dented crown (like cobra’s or cleveland hi-bore’s). Just very classic. I bought this club at a very fair price (120 US$ used), and the clubhead was in mint condition. At first I was having problems with the grip (golf pride m-21) that felt way too thick for me. I’ve read on forums that many people think the same about this grip (maybe it is designed for thinner butt shafts).

Morover I have small hands, so a tendency to fade the ball increased to a slice that was driving me crazy. Clearly I was not “releasing” enough before impact because of this. So I switched to a thiner Taylor Made Grip (plus some corrections to my backswing), and problems are totally gone. Now I’m able to hit dead straight, or with a mild draw. The Fujikura shaft is very stable, and I’m not afraid to hit it harder, like with my previous driver. Raw distance is not really important for me (since I really need accuracy to improve my game), but with a 95 to 105 mph swing I’m able to fly the ball to some respectable 260 – 290 yards. I have not played a lot with the weights, because I’m not interested in correcting sidespin, but I would like to try other “neutral” setups in the future, specially 1-6 to decrease backspin (very valuable in windy conditions). One last thing: I also tried this driver with the stock Mizuno shaft, which is lighter, and I was able to hit it a little longer, but not as consistent as with the fuji shaft. This club will be in my bag for a long time (probably until mizuno releases something newer).

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In Order To Achieve The Most Distance In Your Swing You Need A Proper Golfing Grip

Article by John Higbie

Learning the basics of a golf swing often starts with mastering the golfing grip. At least, that’s what player Ben Hogan thinks. Unlike the grip used in other sports like baseball, the grip used to play golf is unique. You cannot develop a great swing without first having a proper golfing grip, and this will surely cause your game performance to suffer. Your hands should be the only part of your body to ever have contact with the club. It should become an extension of yourself and if it does not, your entire swing will suffer as your body tries to compensate for a poor grip.

There are a number of different grips that exist and are used to excellent effect by professional golfers. Most commonly, there are three grips to focus on. The most popular grip is called the “Vardon Grip”, but it also goes by the name “overlapping grip” for the way the hands overlap one another. This grip has the pinky of the right hand overlapping the left hand between the index and middle finger for a right handed golfer. This grip works well for the vast majority of players regardless of the length of their fingers or the strength of their hands.

The next golfing grip is called the interlocking grip. This grip requires the player to interlock his hands at the right pinky and left forefinger (If he his right handed). This is most popular Continue reading “In Order To Achieve The Most Distance In Your Swing You Need A Proper Golfing Grip”