What Putter is Right for You? Understanding Putter Types
Walk into any golf shop and you’ll be mesmerized and most likely a bit overwhelmed by the breadth of options available to you. While there are old-fashioned and high tech styles, looks can be deceiving and you may leave the store with more strokes than you came in with.
In this Gear Guide, we go in depth on putter types with Cool Clubs CEO, Mark Timms, who explains what putter is best suited to each player.
Bryson Explains Gear advice for amateurs
Bryson DeChambeau hands out his best equipment advice to successfully improve your game.
Prevent getting ‘Stuck’ Golf Swing Drill
Learn how to ‘match up’ your shoulders and hips at impact in the golf swing to stop getting stuck with Patrick Damore, PGA Professional.
How to check if your golf clubs are the right length
Getting a proper club fitting for the right golf club length can have a tremendous effect on the quality of strike on your golf shots.
Golf clubs that are too short may cause you to be reaching for or topping the ball, while golf clubs that are too long can have you chunking shots or digging your club into the ground behind the golf ball.
Swing into the Slot Drill
Hitting great golf shots accurately and with maximum distance isn’t difficult if you can get the golf club into the slot. The slot is the optimal pre impact position to deliver the golf club through the ball from.
In this video Mitchell shows you what the slot is, where it is and how to achieve it with a drill that is easy to do.
A brief instructional video on pre-swing fundamentals along with demonstration.
You can’t just go running up to the ball and crush it! Rick Smith has some great tips and pre-swing fundamentals to help you get ready to hit that ball.
How to Clean and Store Golf Clubs
Golf clubs can be an investment, and you should treat them as one. With regular cleaning and proper storage, your set of clubs will look good and play well for years to come.
When cleaning your clubs, dip the clubhead into a bucket filled with lukewarm water and a light dish soap. You can use a soft-bristled brush to clean the grooves. This can be particularly helpful with irons and wedges. Don’t forget to wipe the grips and shaft down with a moist towel, too.
Find a climate-controlled area to store your golf clubs. Look to avoid excessive heat, cold and moisture.
How would you like to know the difference between golf hybrids and the irons? How do we know when to use a hybrid or an iron?
For those looking to use hybrids this video on When to and Why to Use a Hybrid is for you. Follow along as Mike shows why hybrids are so useful as well as how and when to hit your hybrid.
