Playing in the cold fall and winter months is definitely not ideal, but sometimes you just got to play golf regardless of temperature. When temperatures get below 50, it’s cold and add in the wind and it’s time to layer up. I was playing golf one day and it was in the 40’s and I was pretty cold, so when I got home I starting doing some research as to what could help make the round a little bit better.…
I got fitted about 2 years ago for a driver at high end fitting company. It was a very cool experience and I was there for about 1.5 hours trying numerous drivers and shaft combinations. I hit over 100 shots and after everything was said and done, the fitter told me I need to upgrade to a higher end shaft which would improve my dispersion. I ordered a new Callaway driver with an Accra shaft. I had never heard of…
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…
Today’s golfer keeps his/her Smartphone with them while on the course and finding easy-access ways to view incoming text messages and emails is a hassle. I golf with my phone in my cart’s small compartment, and when I hear that I have an incoming message, it’s a scramble to get to my phone. The Click Caddie allows you to keep golfing without ever missing a call, text, or email. By using the Click Caddie’s very strong magnet or its silicone…
I must admit it that in more than a few instances, I’ve chomped down on a golf tee or two. This usually occurs directly after a poor tee shot. Although I’m not convinced that my chewing habit necessarily helps me better cope with my own frustrations, I have seen other golfers chomping down on their golf tees as well, so perhaps this odd behavior of mine may be more common than I think? To all my fellow tee-chompers, allow me…
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…