The hassle of re-gripping your golf clubs is over! Taking your golf clubs to a pro shop or retail store and waiting several days to get them back is a true hassle. I usually re-grip my golf clubs every year, and it can only be described as a hassle. Another option is doing it yourself. Then you have to buy grip tape, solvent, a vice and hope you did it correctly, only to possibly ruin new grips which cost between…
I’ve played all the golf balls out there from Top Flite to Titleist and literally everything in between. I’m always looking for those extra few yards or better short game spin. Most of the higher end golf balls cost over $45. There has to be comparable golf balls that don’t cost that much, maybe a company who isn’t paying hundreds of tour pros’ or selling wholesale to retailers who must mark the price up to make a profit. My point…
There are thousands of divot tools out there, and I’ve written about more than a handful. From the free tools supplied by pro shops, to high-end models with loads of added features, I’ve always been a fan of unique and innovative divot tools. No tool as a cool as the one that I just tested from Kraken Golf! When I started using a Kraken divot tool, everyone in my group asked, “where did you get that?” The divot tool is…
I’ve ever seen a golf tee that adjusts in height.. until now! Yatta Golf has come out with a full adjustable golf tee that can accommodate your driver all the way down to a iron teed low to the ground. The Telos golf tee is 3 ¼ inches long, is USGA and R&A conforming and one pack of three tees will last you at least a full season. The Telos golf tees are impact modified polymer for extreme durability and…
We’ve all see it – after a long hot day on the golf course, we find ourselves wearing hats that have retained an ugly white sweat stain. Unfortunately, I’ve had my fair share of ruined hats too. Starting in June, and running all the way through September, the heat and humidity are quite elevated where I live and play on the East Coast. As I write this review in late July, today’s temperatures in my home town are expected to…
The Acu-Strike Impact Golf Training Aid was named a Best New Product Award Winner at the 2019 PGA Show. I would best describe the Acu-Strike as an indoor mat sized 19” x 10” (their outdoor version is a bit smaller) which is placed upon carpet or concrete. Acu-Strike’s mats can be used with or without a golf ball. The mat uses a special fabric that is designed to leave a dark mark where your club hit in relation to the ball. This…
Like everyone else, I perspire in the heat when I golf. In the Mid-Atlantic region it gets really hot and humid, and sweating is just a part of playing golf in warm weather. If you’re not familiar with what happens when your forehead sweats, your hat gets white lines on the outside. These white streaks look really bad, and after washing, the hat is never quite the same. At the PGA show, I talked to a company called No Sweat…
There are a million golf towels to choose from when it comes to using them on the golf course . . . and I’ve used at least half of them. I have found that the Loop Lyfe golf towels are truly amazing. Loop Lyfe offers 2 styles of towels – a Bag style and a Greenside towel. Loop Lyfe’s bag towel has both a plush side and a waffle side; the plush side is very absorbent and the waffle side…
When playing in the morning, the dew on the greens and the fairways gets your grips wet. Wet grips can make swinging the golf club or putter very uncomfortable because you just can’t get that feeling of control. I typically use either a towel, or a product called Grip Dry (reviewed last year), to keep my golf club grips dry when playing in the morning, or when the grass is wet Recently, I discovered a new product that’s easier to…