You’re Told NOT To Do This… But John Gained 27 Yards
Senior golfers are often told to use more loft and softer shafts, but those rules do not suit everyone. See how John challenged the usual advice and created a 27-yard difference between his best drives through proper driver fitting.
Are You Playing Too Many Fairway Woods?
Do you actually need a 3-wood? We tested a 3-wood, 4-wood and 5-wood to find the longest fairway wood that gave Mike a genuinely useful distance gap, launch and ball flight above his 7-wood.
Should Your Longest Iron REALLY Be a 7-Iron?
If your 4, 5 and 6-irons fly too low or carry almost the same distance, the problem may not be your swing. See how we identify where long irons stop working and rebuild the top of the bag around usable performance.
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Why Distance Irons Are BAD for Slower Swing Speeds
Distance irons promise more speed and forgiveness, but stronger lofts can create serious problems for slower swing speeds. See why Mike gained launch, peak height and stopping power with significantly more loft while losing surprisingly little distance.
A Bigger Turn Is Making You Slower: Why Senior Golfers May Need Less Backswing
Trying to make a bigger backswing could actually be costing you speed. Discover why senior golfers and players with limited mobility may create better sequencing, contact and driver distance by making a more efficient turn with less unnecessary movement.