This 2017 season has been a great one so far. I have been able to play almost every weekend and have played in some tournaments and done very well! I want to write this blog and help you with your club selection and give some suggestions on the best golf clubs of 2017.
I am still playing with my Titleist 917 driver and it is still hitting that ball as good as it did when I first got it. This driver has made all of my drives longer and more accurate. My average drive is now about 10 to 15 yards longer than my last driver. My irons are not Titleist but they are Ping G400 irons and I have hit those irons straight and true for about 5 years now. They are not starting to show a little wear but for now, they are still performing extremely well!
My favorite part of a golf game is the short game. The short game can make or break a round of golf so having the right clubs in this area is crucial to your success on the course. I have spent many hours practicing with different wedges and putters over the years and have found that a good wedge set can get you out of trouble many times during your round. My favorite wedges are from Callaway, they call their wed
The search for the newest and most up to date golf clubs is something that gets more and more intense as each year goes by, with golfers searching high and low for the latest technological advances that could give them a competitive advantage over others.
The 2017 season has seen some interesting new launches, with many brands opting to change their flagship driver, with various different technologies claiming to improve performance in various ways. Callaway have just recently released the brand new GBB Epic driver which features technology designed to increase ball speeds through their Jailbreak system that sees two bars inserted behind the face, stiffening the body and allowing increased face flexing. TaylorMade have also recently released their new M1 driver which features a multi-material construction; Weighing in at only 298g it is relatively light for a driver, allowing you to use it easily from the tee or from the fairway.
When you think about some of the other top drivers on offer this year you are faced with a difficult decision, with Nike’s VRS Covert 2.0 Tour driver and Ping’s G30 SFT both offering impressive performance characteristics, and if you’re looking for something that will help your game off of the tee then Titleist’s 915 D2 could be just what you need.
My name is Chris and I’m excited to finally have a golf blog. I have been playing golf for a while now, and I still have yet to find the perfect club.
I thought it would be fun to share my experiences with finding the perfect club, and how that can help you find the best club for you.
I live in Utah, so I’ve tried a lot of different clubs in my area. I’ll be posting about my experience with each club, what I like about it, what I don’t like about it, and how it compares to other clubs in the same price range.
I hope this helps you find your perfect club!
A few months ago I wrote an article on the Best Irons of 2017. It was a great list, but there were some glaring omissions. The biggest omission was TaylorMade’s M2 iron set. Here is a link to that article if you want to check it out: http://www.uintagolf.com/best-irons-of-2017/
After receiving a lot of feedback, I realized that the M2 irons needed to be on the list, so I decided to do an updated version of that article with the M2 irons included. So here it is, the Best Irons of 2017: An Updated List!
Before we get into this list, I have a couple notes:
1. This article only includes irons that have been released in 2017. That means no Titleist AP1 irons or Callaway Apex CF16s unfortunately. That being said, they are still great irons and will continue to be in 2018.
2. Everyone has their own personal preference when it comes to clubs and equipment. There is no right or wrong answer when it comes to what clubs are best for you as long as they fit your game and help you play better golf!
You can find just about anything you need at any local golf store. You can probably also find what you need at any big box store or sporting goods store. We have many great options locally at golf shops, and there are many other great options on the internet as well.
There are so many choices to choose from, and so many different types of clubs that it can be a little overwhelming. If I were shopping for clubs today, I would probably do some research on the internet and then go look at some clubs in person before making a purchase.
I would recommend looking around online to start, because there are a lot of good deals online, but I would actually go to a pro shop and hit some clubs in person before making a purchase.
I’d like to hear your thoughts on this topic!
The game of golf is one that is played all over the world. From the links in Scotland to the desert courses of Arizona, it can be found in countries across the globe. Of course, in order to play golf, you need a set of clubs and a bag to carry them in.
There are a number of different types of clubs available today. The putter, driver and wedges are just a few examples. In addition, you may want to include extra woods for windy days. These extra woods should match your primary set as far as possible. You should also include at least one iron that matches your primary set. If you have a favorite number or brand of iron, you may want to make sure that you can get them in your secondary set as well.