Golf Clubs

: What is Standard Driver Length?

Player distance irons are the sweet spot for golfers who want a classic look with modern tech for

: What is a Game Improvement Iron?

For a 60-degree wedge, higher bounce (10-12 degrees) is often your best bet for all-around play,

Driver flex is all about how much your shaft bends during your swing, and your swing speed is the

A rescue club, commonly known as a hybrid, is a golf club designed to blend the forgiving head

: What is a GW Wedge? A gap wedge (GW) is a golf club specifically designed to fill the distance

A 58-degree wedge is your go-to club for high-loft shots, perfect for bunker escapes and delicate

Your swing speed and tempo are the main drivers for choosing the right iron shaft flex.

A 5-wood typically replaces your 3-iron or 4-iron.

: 25-Degree Hybrid Equals What Iron?

Driver loft is the angle of the clubface relative to the shaft, and it’s a big deal for your

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Pros swing custom-built clubs, meticulously tuned to their unique swing and the demands of the

: What Degree Wedges Should I Carry?

Bryson DeChambeau uses custom, oversized grips, significantly thicker than standard.

A 7-wood typically steps in for a 3-iron or 4-iron in your golf bag.

A 3-hybrid golf club typically replaces a 3-iron.

Lead tape is a simple way to tweak your golf club’s swing weight, which changes how it feels

Offset golf clubs have a hosel that’s moved forward, pushing the clubface back from the

Player distance irons are a sweet spot for golfers who want more pop and forgiveness without going

Pros generally lean towards blade-style or player’s cavity back irons.

Long irons, typically the 1, 2, 3, and 4 irons, are clubs with lower lofts and longer shafts

Pro golfers choose Lab Putters for their advanced, data-driven fitting process.