Ping 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…
By 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”,…
By 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+…
By Dominic Choma, Club Fitter Every 18 months, the golf industry asks the question “what will Ping do next?” For good reason, as Ping has always been one of the leaders in the golf industry when it comes to innovation. Many of the concepts and designs that you see in golf clubs today started out…
By Dominic Choma, Club Fitter All three models have an 8 gram weight and a 2 gram weight. The weights can be placed either in the heel or the front of the club to promote a more draw biased flight in the heel, or a lower spinning and more fade bias flight in the front.…
By Dominic Choma, Club Fitter New for 2017, TaylorMade Golf has introduced 4 different iron models: The M2, M1, P770, and the P750. Each is designed for a different category of golfer, which allows this line to cater to many different players. The M2 caters to the game improvement crowd, which happens to be…
There has been a great amount of buzz surrounding the Callaway Great Big Bertha Epic line of drivers. Much of this has to do with Callaway touting their breakthrough “Jailbreak Technology” as a game changer in driver performance. There are two models in this line, the Standard Great Big Bertha Epic, and the Great Big…
Cobra King F7/F7+ Review by Dominic Choma, Club Fitter Needless to say, Cobra had the tough task of improving on the King F6 and F6+ for 2017. This is where the King F7 and King F7+ drivers come into play. New for 2017, the King F7 driver will replace the King F6 and will retail…
The new KING line of drivers from Cobra Puma Golf has been the big talk around our golf shops, partly due to Cobra’s partnership with NASA to develop new materials for this driver on the space station. The newest addition to this driver is the “Spaceport”- a 16 gram weight, which helps to create an…
by Derek Skidmore, Club Fitter Is that Carbon Fiber? This seems to be the number one question when you first see TaylorMade’s new M1 driver. According to TaylorMade, the crown of M1 is an ultra thin, ultra light carbon composite. This material is used to create better weight distribution, producing very high MOI (Moment of…