Slow Swing Speed Golf Myths: What Really Adds Distance?
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Slow Swing Speed Golf Myths: What Really Adds Distance?

Slower swing speed golfers are often told to use a soft ball, flexible shaft and more driver loft. We test those assumptions with launch-monitor data and explain why generic equipment advice could be costing you valuable distance.

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How to hit your irons further without losing control
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How to hit your irons further without losing control

Want to hit your irons further without simply swinging harder? We explain an unconventional speed move that can increase clubhead speed, ball speed and carry—plus the crucial differences between using it with a driver and adapting it correctly for iron shots.

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The Worst Driver Advice Given to Senior Golfers
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The Worst Driver Advice Given to Senior Golfers

Senior golfers are often told to use a softer ball, flexible shaft and more driver loft. We test these common distance myths with launch monitor data and explain why generic fitting advice could be costing you valuable yards off the tee.

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Which Is Best: Fairway Wood, Hybrid or Utility Iron?
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Which Is Best: Fairway Wood, Hybrid or Utility Iron?

Should you carry a fairway wood, hybrid or utility iron? We compare the Ping G440 fairway wood, G440 hybrid and iDi utility iron at the same 20° loft to explain how swing speed, launch, spin and club design influence the right choice.

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How Far Should You Hit Your Driver? Maximum Carry Explained
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How Far Should You Hit Your Driver? Maximum Carry Explained

How far should you really hit your driver? We tested the maximum carry distance possible at 80mph, 90mph and 100mph swing speeds using optimised launch monitor data to reveal what's realistically achievable and whether you're leaving distance on the table.

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Can a 1998 Driver Still Compete in 2026?
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Can a 1998 Driver Still Compete in 2026?

Can a 1998 Titleist 975D compete with a brand-new 2026 Titleist GTS2? We tested both drivers using GCQuad launch monitor data to compare ball speed, distance, forgiveness, dispersion and mishit performance. The results were not what we expected.

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Titleist GTS2 vs GT2 Driver Review (2025): Is the New Driver Actually Better?
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Titleist GTS2 vs GT2 Driver Review (2025): Is the New Driver Actually Better?

The new Titleist GTS2 driver is here — but is it actually better than the previous GT2?

At EP Golf Studios, we put both drivers head-to-head using GCQuad launch monitor testing to compare ball speed, carry distance, forgiveness, spin rates, and dispersion. The results were surprising.

After thousands of custom driver fittings, one thing remains true: newer doesn’t always mean longer or more forgiving.

Read our full in-depth Titleist GTS2 vs GT2 review and discover which driver truly performs best for your game.

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Why Some Golfers Gain 40+ Yards With a Driver (Without New Tech)
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Why Some Golfers Gain 40+ Yards With a Driver (Without New Tech)

Why are some golfers gaining 40+ yards with their driver without changing clubs? This guide explains how spin rate, launch conditions, and proper driver fitting can dramatically increase distance. Discover why new drivers aren’t always longer and how custom fitting can unlock your true driving potential.

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