The Best Hitting Mats in 2026 (That Don’t Suck and Don’t Break the Bank)
The mat you practice on at home is actively sabotaging your swing on the course, unless you buy a mat specifically designed to expose…
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The mat you practice on at home is actively sabotaging your swing on the course, unless you buy a mat specifically designed to expose…
A putting mat so realistic your footprints appear and slowly disappear when you walk on it, a mat you pump up with your foot…
Most golfers buy a launch monitor the same way they buy a rangefinder: they pick the one with the most features and assume more…
Most golf GPS devices force you into a frustrating compromise. You either get a basic unit that only gives you a front, center, and…
Buying a rangefinder usually feels like paying a premium just to get a yardage you could guess. You point it, you click it, and…
The Voice Caddie TL1 is the rangefinder I'd tell most golfers to buy. Here are all 11 I've tested on camera, what each one…
The Swing Caddie SC4 Pro is the launch monitor I'd tell most golfers to buy. Here are my top 16 out of 37 tested,…
The Garmin Approach S50 is the best golf watch for most golfers in 2026. Here is how all 11 compare on price, screen, battery…
Golf simulators need tall ceilings. Nine feet is the sweet spot. It gives you room to swing freely without feeling cramped. Your club will…
Resolution makes or breaks a golf simulator. I’ve tested countless projectors to find the sweet spot between quality and cost. Lamp, LED, and laser…
Creating a DIY projector screen requires careful consideration of three key factors: budget, space constraints, and personal preferences. There are three main options to…
Creating a high-quality golf simulator in your own home doesn’t have to break the bank. My simulator setup cost around $1,000 and has been…