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Spin and Launch Angle in Driver Shafts

There are many attributes of golf driver shafts that could fill the pages of articles like this, but two of the most important are launch and spin characteristics, primarily because..
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What Happens When You Grip Your Putter Too Tightly?

There are many things that can throw the wrench of inaccuracy into your putting. Lack of follow through, looking up too soon, moving your legs, hips, shoulders or arms through..
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Can a Zero Torque Putter Benefit a Player with an Arc to Their Putting Stroke

A zero torque putter is basically one that has a putter shaft with an axis aligned with the club head’s center of gravity. This helps eliminate twisting of the club..
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Become a Better Putter, Instantly (5 Tips)

Any golfer could stand to be a better putter. And any golfer that says otherwise had better take up another sport because clearly he or she has learned everything there..
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Putting Arc: What It Is and How It Affects Putter Choice

In golf, the term putting arc refers to the path the putter head takes through your stroke. Some golfers are said to have more arc, or a putting arc, whereas..
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About Swing and Face Balanced Putters

Golf manufacturers tend to throw around a lot of terms. With respect to putters, some of these are “zero torque”, “swing balancing” and “face balancing”.But, with respect to balance, what..
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How Much Does a Putter Shaft Matter?

Golfers often assume the putter shaft matters less than the driver shaft. Because putts travel much shorter distances, the shaft’s influence may be harder to see. But in a part..
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Answering a Few Common Questions About Golf Shafts

A great deal of hype (and even more money) go into researching, developing, and marketing golf shafts, especially cutting edge, modern graphite shafts for drivers, irons, and at this point..
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Wedge Shafts and Distance Control

Wedges are highly specialized clubs that are typically used at very close distances from the green, usually within 100 yards of the green, and are often used to chip balls..
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