Four Approaches to Club Fitting
Thinking of buying custom-fitted golf clubs? Modern technology is revolutionizing club-fitting techniques. Computers have insinuated themselves into this activity, as with almost everything else. But not everyone likes going to someone who uses modern technology to fit clubs. Some players who took golf lessons from me, for example, preferred a non-technological approach.
Basically, you have four different approaches to club fitting. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. Each also provides its own special set of benefits. But before we examine these approaches, there’s one key question you need to answer before deciding on an approach. Will you benefit from custom-fitted clubs?
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Improve Golf Swing The Non-Traditional Way
Improve golf swing seems like a thought that is on our minds as golfers dozens of times per day. Do you agree? But what are you currently doing to improve your golf swing?
Let me take a guess. Spending money on lessons, that may-or-may-not be working? How about the latest-greatest driver? Did it lower your score? Golf balls? They say the Titleist ProV1 makes a ton of difference. Has it for you?
I could go on-and-on but I won t. I think you get the idea.
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Golf Balls Does the Brand Name Make a Difference?
While most golf balls seem to look the same on the outside, their insides can vary greatly from ball to ball and from manufacturer to manufacturer. When you shop for golf balls you need to understand what compression rate is right for you. The compression rate of the golf ball refers to the design of the ball s core. The higher the compression rate the better the ball will perform on the golf course. If you are an advanced golfer then a high compression ball is probably your best option, especially for tournament action, and if you are a novice golfer then you should stick with a low compression ball. The compression composition of the golf ball should be
Golf Club Types
...brands of clubs may astound you as you will find that there are many manufacturers of clubs. Adams, Callaway, Ben Hogan, Bridgestone, Cleveland Golf, Dunlop, Hippo, Mizuno, Nancy Lopez, Nickent & Nickent Goddess Series, Precept, Ram Golf, Srixon Golf, Taylor ...
printed on the golf balls box....brands of clubs may astound you as you will find that there are many manufacturers of clubs. Adams, Callaway, Ben Hogan, Bridgestone, Cleveland Golf, Dunlop, Hippo, Mizuno, Nancy Lopez, Nickent & Nickent Goddess Series, Precept, Ram Golf, Srixon Golf, Taylor ...
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How To Make Money From Golf
Explaining ways to make money from golf in an article of around 500 words is quite a challenge, as there are so many!
I’m going to stick to 3, including the one I use, so let’s get stuck in…
Firstly, you could set up your own golf site.
On this site you could sell equipment of all sorts, from buggies to clubs to balls, from tickets to championships to memorabilia, books and dvds.
The major plus to this is that you would get to keep all the profits, but the downside is that you’d have to set up and maintain the site, and invest upfront in stock.
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Golf Equipment for All Player Levels
Having quality equipment is important at every player level. However, as a novice golfer you may not be ready, or willing to pay for a high quality golf set. Fortunately there are several good quality beginner sets that are fine to start with. However, as your golf skills improve you may want to start replacing your beginner set clubs with higher quality clubs. In addition to purchasing a full set of golf clubs, novice golfers should also pick up instructional materials that cover the rules and regulations of the game, as well as helpful tips and tricks for mastering basic golf skills.
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