Equipment
Did You Know That…
Most golfers we work with have very little knowledge of how far they actually hit their clubs? Weird right?! In a game with so much information available and so much demand on distance and measuring! Some people will go by “their best ever shot” which is a bad gauge of their averages. Others have a tough time deciphering elevation changes which play into the final number they need to hit...
Drive for Dough
Has the old adage changed? When I grew up in the late 80’s and early 90’s playing junior golf, I always heard “Drive for show, putt for dough.” Here are a few interesting stats regarding the statement. As I write this, year to date the PGA Tour Average driving distance is 295.1 yards. The number one player in driving distance is Bryson Dechambeau at 320.9 measured over 67 rounds of...
Equipment Check – Royal St. Georges
At GPC Custom Clubs we are constantly checking equipment on the tour level! This week in England there are many notable changes taking place. One of them is Jordan Speith’s iron upgrade to the Second Generation T100 irons. He will keep the same Project X 6.5 shaft, and game the 4-9 in this model. The GPC Custom Clubs team met with a Titleist Executive this morning and were told that Jord...
Rolling Rock
We get to spend a lot of time measuring putting strokes here at Custom Clubs. One of the things that we notice most commonly is that most golfers have a lot of face rotation which produces an inconsistent impact position. Under pressure, most golfers miss short putts because of a poorly aligned face angle at impact. A putter face angle error of just one degree, will result in a missed putt a...
