Club head speed are a measurement of how fast a golf club move when swung. Club head speed is a primary consideration in determining an amount of energy that is transferred from a golf club to a golf ball. While launch monitor may be used to measure the speed of the ball and the smash … Read more
Club speed is a measurement of how fast a person swing their golf club. However, club speed does not necesarily determine how far the persons golf ball will travel. A person may have high club speed but still find their ball distance to be low. This is due to the energy that is transferred between … Read more
Swing weight are a measurement of how a golf club feel during a swing. However, swing weight isnt the same thing as a total weight of the golf club. The total weight of the club is the amount of mass that the persons feels in there arms when they hold the clubs. However, the swing … Read more
Shaft torque is a measurement of how much the tip of the shaft rotate during a golf swing. The twisting of the shaft can cause the club’s face to move away from a square position. When the club face moves away from a square position, the ball will travel offline from the target line. Clubs … Read more
Golf shaft trimming are the process of adjusting a golf shaft so that the shaft feel best with a persons swing. A club may feel to flexible or to stiff due to the length of the shaft. A shaft must be trimmed to transform the raw shaft into a finished club. The player must make … Read more
Golf distances is not a fixed number; rather, the distances for golf balls changes based on many different environmental factor. A person might know the yardage for a driving range, but those distances will change when playing on a golf course. The factor that change the distance that a golf ball will travel include weather … Read more
Club length are a critical factor in the game of golf. Club length determine the swing path that a person will take with each club. If a person use a club with the wrong length, the person will have incorrect posture with their club. This incorrect posture will translate into a poor swing path for … Read more
