A few years ago, Tom Morton, director of the Player Performance Studio at Haggin Oaks Golf Super Shop in Sacramento, Calif., told Golf Digest that at best one in four golfers are using a putter that's ...
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SeeMore SKx, SBx 'zero-torque' putters: What you need to know
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: SeeMore’s latest SKx and SBx mallets mark the company’s first full foray into the realm of “zero ...
Degrees Of Separation: Aided by a newly lofted putter, Browne outdistanced the field. After a practice round at Inverness Club in preparation for the U.S. Senior Open, Olin Browne went to Callaway's ...
Specs: Aluminum body mallet putter with stainless-steel face insert. Available in 10 lie-angle configurations (65 to 74 degrees). Who it’s for: Golfers who like the traditional look and flow of a heel ...
Golf has gotten highly technical, hasn’t it? We have GPS or lasers to measure our distance to targets. Anyone buying a new driver will optimize their head type and shaft on a radar machine. Irons are ...
Unlike with the other 13 clubs in a golfer’s bag, truly new putter technology is something of a rarity. Sure, new shapes and different head designs hit the market, models come and go, and novel insert ...
Studies show only 19 percent of serious golfers (those who play more than 16 times a year) have been fitted for a putter, ...
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