Accessories
How to Sharpen Your Grooves to Get More Spin
To sharpen your wedge grooves, start by cleaning the clubface with warm, soapy water and a soft-bristle brush to remove debris. Hold your sharpener…
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Clubs
How to Shorten Your Golf Clubs for Better Control
The biggest difference between Srixon’s Q-Star Tour and Z-Star comes down to compression, 74 versus 88, and your swing speed determines which one actually…
Golf Balls
Srixon Q-Star vs. Z-Star Golf Balls: Which Ball Should You Be Playing?
The biggest difference between Srixon’s Q-Star Tour and Z-Star comes down to compression, 74 versus 88, and your swing speed determines which one actually…
Golf Balls
Kirkland Golf Balls vs Pro V1: The Ultimate Showdown
The Pro V1 edges out Kirkland with 3-5 extra yards and tighter manufacturing consistency, but you’re paying $4.50 per ball versus $1.25. Kirkland’s higher…
Golf Balls
How to Stop Slicing the Golf Ball (Forever)
Your slice isn’t some unsolvable mystery; it’s an open clubface at impact, plain and simple. Start by strengthening your grip so you see two…
Clubs
What Is a Wedge In Golf Clubs? How Is It Different from a Gap Wedge?
An A wedge, also called a gap wedge or approach wedge, sits between your pitching wedge and sand wedge, typically carrying 50 to 52…
Clubs
Where Are Mizuno Golf Clubs Manufactured? The Answer is Legendary
Mizuno forges all its Grain Flow Forged iron heads at a single facility in Hiroshima, Japan. They’ve been doing it since 1968 and haven’t…
Clubs
Where Are Callaway Golf Clubs Made? The Answer Is Complicated
You’ll find Callaway golf clubs manufactured across a global network, not a single factory. The majority of club assembly happens in Monterrey, Mexico, while…
Clubs
How to Measure the Length of Your Golf Clubs (the Right Way)
To measure your golf clubs correctly, you’ll need to ditch the tape measure and use the USGA’s ground plane method. Place the club’s sole…
Clubs
How to Get Rust Off Your Golf Clubs (It’s Easier Than You Think)
Forget expensive specialty products; white vinegar is your best weapon against rusty golf clubs. Submerge the clubhead in undiluted vinegar for 15-20 minutes, then…
Clubs
How to Hit a Hybrid Golf Club (It’s Not Like an Iron)
The biggest mistake I see with hybrids is treating them like fairway woods. You shouldn’t sweep them; hit down on the ball with a…
Clubs
How to Hang Your Golf Clubs on the Wall (and Make It Look Good)
To hang golf clubs on a wall, you’ll need a sturdy rack system, appropriate anchors for your wall type, and basic tools like a…