Finally Titleist Speed (TS) is here. The two year/24 months/730 days/17,520 hours or 1,051,200min wait is now over. Since the release of 917 models club fitters, retailers, and customers alike were figuratively screaming at Titleist R&D to make the clubs faster to compete distance wise with the rest of the biggest names in golf (you…
DetailsPing Golf has always been known for making irons that are consistent, regardless of where you strike the ball on the clubface. This is achieved through perimeter weighting, or taking weight from the middle of the clubhead, and moving it around the edges of the golf club. This will make the club perform better when…
DetailsBy Dominic Choma, Club Fitter When manufacturers are designing a driver, their main goal is to help the golfer hit the ball as far and as straight as possible. They are many different ways to achieve this goal, as evidenced by the many different options available on the market today. Terms such as “Jailbreak”,…
Detailsby Michael Dutro, Senior Instructor, Kendall Academy of Golf If you have taken a lesson from myself, you may have noticed my affinity for using mirrors while instructing. You may even be remembering that you were going to stop after your last lesson and pick up a mirror. Either way, I truly believe that there…
Detailsby Dominic Choma, Club Fitter As a club fitter, I get to see and test various products from different manufacturers. Many you have heard of and some you haven’t. There are plenty of products that come along that promise game breaking technology and performance, and some even succeed in backing up that promise. Recently,…
Detailsby Michael Dutro, Kendall Academy Instructor If you have never witnessed the cinematic masterpiece that is “Caddyshack”, stop what you are doing, clear your schedule, and let the laughs begin. If you have ever worked in the golf industry or have every spent much time hanging around the golf course, then you will have no…
DetailsBy Dominic Choma, Club Fitter High and far, that is the main goal for the majority of golfers when it comes to their iron shots. High because that will allow the golfer to achieve the proper landing angle for their iron shots, providing more control. Far because, well, everyone wants to hit the ball…
DetailsBy Michael Dutro, KA Instructor How many times have you bought new golf clubs in your life? How was that experience? I have found that most people buy golf clubs for two reasons, 1, they got a great deal, or 2, they saw a tour pro with a new driver and they figure if that…
Details2018 PGA Merchandise Show Review Each year we venture south to Orlando for one of the golf industry’s biggest event, the PGA Merchandise Show. This is a spectacle that features more than 1 million square feet of vendors showing the latest and greatest products to hit the market for the coming season. This year’s show…
DetailsBy Dominic Choma, Club Fitter At first glance, the new F8 and F8+ drivers from Cobra look different from just about any other driver on the market. This is due to the CNC milling grooves that are on the clubface of both the F8 and F8+. This CNC milling process that every F8 and F8+…
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