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Seven Tips to Finding Cheap Golf Clubs
Old golf clubs are everywhere — in attics, in garages, on E-Bay and Craigslist. So if you're looking for cheap golf clubs, they aren't hard to find. However, if you're looking for cheap, useful golf...
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Instructions on Regripping Golf Clubs
Knowing how to regrip a golf club is a handy skill for a do-it-yourselfer who plays golf. If you play often enough, your grips will wear out, become damaged or just lose their feel. Some tour...
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How to Use the 2 Iron Golf Club
Tom Watson says the best shot he ever hit was a 2-iron approach that set up his winning par at the 1983 British Open. Hale Irwin cites a pair of 2-iron shots that helped him win the 1974 and 1990 U.S....
View ArticleHow to Use the Putter Chipper Golf Club
A putter chipper – commonly known as just a “chipper” – has a putter-like club head that’s lofted approximately 30 to 37 degrees, about the same as a 7- or 8-iron. The club does what the name suggests:...
View ArticleComparing Cheap Golf Clubs To Expensive Golf Clubs
Check any golf retailer’s list of clubs and you’ll find them in a variety of prices. As of February 2012 consumers can pay more than $500 or less than $50 for a driver, with graphite shafts and...
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What Is the Standard Length of a Golf Club?
When asked how long a man’s legs should be, Abraham Lincoln supposedly replied, “Long enough to touch the ground.” The same is true for golf clubs. A club length that suits one player won’t necessarily...
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Wood Used for Making Golf Clubs
Starting as early as the 15th century, golfers carved their own clubs. Several considerations -- including imported woods and the evolution of the golf ball -- influenced what types of wood were used...
View ArticleThe Advantages of Wide-Sole Golf Clubs
The club’s sole is the bottom of the club head, explains PGA.com’s golf glossary. When a golfer addresses the ball, the sole is the portion of the club that lays on the ground. Its width is measured...
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Why Are Golf Clubs Made of Titanium?
The advent of titanium clubs in the 1990s was a major step forward in the science and technology of golf club design. Titanium is lighter, stronger and more elastic that other metals. Although titanium...
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What Is the Maximum Height for Youth Golf Clubs?
According to "Golf Digest," Seve Ballesteros used a cut-down 3-iron to hit balls when he was 7 years old. Andres Romero, a winner on the PGA Tour, picked up a club his father carved from a mulberry...
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What Are the Benefits of Offset Golf Clubs?
The head of an offset club has a leading edge that is set back from the shaft. Such clubs are also called offset hosel clubs because the hosel -- the area where the shaft fits into the club head -- is...
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How to Find the Manufacturing Dates for PING Golf Clubs
As a leading manufacturer of golf clubs, Ping is highly protective of its reputation for producing quality equipment. The company pays close attention to counterfeit versions of its products, and its...
View ArticleHow to Fix Sky Marks on a Golf Club
A golf club is designed to strike the ball with its club face. Occasionally, however, a player may “sky” the ball off the tee by hitting the ball with the top of the club head. PGA pro Mark Blakemore...
View ArticleHow to Repair Paint Chips on Golf Clubs
It's common for golf clubs, especially drivers and fairway woods, to have their paint chipped and cracked following prolonged use. This damage does not typically affect the use of the club, but it can...
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Was Hank Haney a PGA Player?
Hank Haney has been rated by many as one of golf’s top instructors. His students have won all four of golf’s major professional championships, as well as many amateur titles. While Haney is a PGA...
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How Does an Equity Golf Membership Work?
The wide variety of opportunities to play golf ranges from daily pay-for-play public courses to exclusive member-owned clubs. The choice is largely governed by economic considerations. Member-owned,...
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Can I Deduct My Golf Clubs as a Tax Expense?
In most cases, the cost of golf clubs is not a deductible tax expense. However, if you can prove to the Internal Revenue Service that your golf activity is a trade or business entered into for profit,...
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Do You Pay Membership Dues When You Are on the Waiting List at a Golf Club?
Golf clubs that have a full roster of members sometimes will offer a waiting list for those wishing to join. Usually, country clubs do not require you to pay membership dues while you are on the...
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What Does Draw Mean on a Calloway Golf Club?
A draw is a controlled golf shot that moves from right to left, for a right-handed player. There are certain situations in which hitting a draw is strategically beneficial to help place the ball in a...
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The Rough Surface Technology on Golf Clubs
The amount of spin you place on a golf ball directly affects the success or failure of a variety of shots. For example, you must impart just the right amount of side spin on the ball to hit a...
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