In another respect however, such as the fitting of grip size, there is just no acceptable excuse for the way golf club fitting continues to be approached today.  Remember what I stated in a recent posting about how many non-athletes play the game?  Well, legions of similarly inexperienced people also migrate to clubfitting for various reasons.  Some are

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I am a firm believer in personalized golf club fitting to help players improve, maybe even more so than those trying so hard to tout its potential benefits.  Before regularly touching a golf club, I already had more than a decade of experience playing baseball and other sports, becoming very familiar early on of how equipment changes can alter one’s performance and to what degree.  Unfortunately, today’s fitting of clubs to golfers is

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As recorded last time, the concept of “dynamic” golf club fitting and the golf club specification of swingweight, presently badly misused in golf club fitting, are just two of several applications that are poorly executed when attempting to fit golf clubs to players.  Consider the club specification of face angle for example, a parameter traditionally applied only to woods, but any golf club

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So you can swing a golf club.  Big deal.  Golf swings that are decent enough to play consistently well are a dime a dozen, yet so many of these players still very bluntly stink.  To logically decide what must be done next in order to play golf well, the mystery of “a golf swing is hard” needs to be solved first.  A few of the next specific questions to be asked and answered are,

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At the nucleus of comprehending both how a golf swing is formed and the development of golf clubs, the specification of swingweight is utilized by practically every player and golf club manufacturer at every level of skill.  This unique parameter has firmly held its ground in the course of changes to golf clubs from

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Now golf is hardly one of the more important things in the overall scheme of life, and rightly so.  Therefore, independent research is not performed like in medical science, where one group of golfers may take swing lessons and use other swing aids, while the other “placebo” group is kept from all but a golf club and some golf balls, to see

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