The Loft That Actually Matters If you’re relying on the number stamped on your club to determine how high or far your shots will go, you’re missing a critical piece of the puzzle. That number is just the static loft—what the club has at rest. But once you swing, rotate, and strike the ball, that…
One Number That Connects Everything When golfers think about launch and spin, they usually focus on two things: how fast they swing and what club they’re using. But there’s a less obvious number—spin loft—that quietly determines whether your shots fly high and spin properly or fall short and out of control. Spin loft is the…
It’s Not Just About Swing Speed—It’s What You Do With It You’ve probably seen it before—someone with a slower swing speed hits it just as far, or farther, than someone with more power. How is that possible? The answer often lies in launch angle. It’s not enough to swing fast. You have to use that…
The Loft You Deliver Matters More Than the Loft on the Club Golfers often obsess over club loft—debating between a 9° or 10.5° driver, or wondering if their irons are too strong or too weak. But what really matters isn’t the number printed on your club. It’s the loft you actually deliver at impact. That’s…
Golf is a game of variables. One minute you’re in the fairway, the next you’re bouncing off a cart path, tangled in tree roots, or wondering what to do when your ball is sitting in temporary water. These unpredictable scenarios are part of the game — and the Rules of Golf are designed to help…
Nothing feels better than hitting a wedge shot that hops once, grabs, and stops next to the flag. That kind of control can turn tough par saves into tap-ins. But for most golfers, spin feels random or impossible—especially on pitch shots from 30 to 60 yards. The ball hits and rolls out way past the…
The 50-yard pitch shot is one of the most awkward in golf. It’s too far for a chip and too short for a full swing. Most golfers default to their favorite wedge without much thought. But choosing the right club for the situation can be the difference between a tap-in par and scrambling to save…
Getting better at chipping is a combination of lots of chip shot reps on the practice green, but also working on your chipping at home with training aids. In this article, we share some of the best training aids for chipping skill development so your short game can improve faster and you’ll have more structure…
The tee box is where every hole begins — and yet, it’s also where many golfers make their first mistake without even realizing it. Whether it’s teeing up in the wrong spot, using non-conforming gear, or misunderstanding ball substitution rules, these missteps can lead to penalties that are easily avoidable. Beyond swing mechanics and strategy,…
You Can Have a Neutral Path and Still Miss Target One of the most frustrating things in golf is making a swing that feels perfect—on plane, balanced, and solid—only to watch the ball start in the wrong direction and curve more than expected. For many golfers, this happens even when their club path is technically…
