If you’re someone who normally shoots in the 80s you’re considered a mid handicap golfer. There are a number of things a mid handicap player should be looking for in a golf ball, and in this post, we’ll be covering just that. Here are the best golf balls for mid-handicap golfers: (best firm golf ball) …
I’ve been able to shoot my best scores ever when I had a fairway wood I was completely confident with off the tee. Not all woods are created equal though and that’s why the average golfer should be careful with what fairway wood they play. Here are the 5 best fairway woods for the average …
Being able to walk to the tee with the big stick and feel completely confident that you’ll put the ball in the fairway is one of the best ways to break into single-digit figures. Picking the right driver as a mid handicapper is the first step in the process. Here are the best drivers for …
If you’re a beginner or high handicapper and shoot above 90, you’re considered an average golfer. Everyone loves bringing the big stick out of the bag but it’s also really important that you play the right driver. Here are the best drivers for the average golfer: Cobra F9 Speedback (best for mid to high swing speeds) …
If you’re looking to get a new set of irons you’re probably a bit confused because there are so many different options to pick from. In this post, I’m going to be showing you the difference between cavity back, muscle back, and blade irons. You might be thinking that cavity back irons are only for …
Back in the day, most golfers played a blade style iron because that’s all there really was. They’ve changed a lot over the years and in this post, I’m going to be talking about whether or not pros use cavity back irons and if so, who actually uses them. According to Titleist, around 70% of tour …