Author & Founder
Paul Liberatore is the founder of Golfers Authority and a former four-year golf gear contributor to Sports Illustrated. He tests golf equipment hands-on to help golfers make better buying decisions.
The biggest mistake you’re probably making? Assuming ceiling mounts are always better without checking if your space actually supports them. The point is, ceiling…
Most standard garages can fit a golf simulator, but you’ll need at least 10 feet wide, 18 feet deep, and 9-10 feet tall for…
Nine feet can work if you’re right-handed and position your tee strategically off-center, but left-handed golfers will struggle since they need about 7 feet…
A GW wedge, or gap wedge, fills the loft void between your pitching wedge and sand wedge, typically ranging from 50° to 52°. You’ll…
Titleist golf clubs are assembled in Carlsbad, California, but don’t let “Made in USA” marketing fool you; the story’s more complicated. Components like driver…
The best golf ball for you depends entirely on your swing speed, not what the pros play. If you’re swinging below 85 mph, grab…
You’ll need shaft extenders matched to your club material, metal for steel, plastic for graphite, plus high-strength golf epoxy and 24 hours of patience.…
You’ll enhance distance by striking the center of the clubface, the sweet spot, which delivers a smash factor of 1.50 and can add up…
I’ll admit it, when Callaway announced they were redesigning the Chrome Tour X with a “Tour Fast Mantle,” my initial thought was “here we…
I’ve been playing ProV1s for the better part of a decade. It’s what you do when you’re a decent player, right? You fork over…
I’ve been playing the Chrome Soft for three seasons now, and when Callaway announced they’d redesigned it for 2026, I’ll admit I was nervous.…
You’ll find golf balls at specialty shops like Haggin Oaks or PGA TOUR Superstore for professional guidance, big-box retailers like Costco or Walmart for…
