Do You Know If The Clubs Are Right For You

Opinion On Buying Used Golf Clubs (III)

Do you ever ask yourself that is the shaft of the used golf clubs is right for you?(recommend: Opinion on Buying Used Golf Clubs (I))

 

The right shaft will help maximize distance and get the ball up higher especially for slower swing speeds like women, seniors and juniors. You can also find shafts that compensate for low or high ball flight. The wrong shaft could make the ball go low, short and to the right. Sound familiar?

 

If you are tall or short you may need to get the lies adjusted in your golf irons. This will make sure the bottom of the club stays flat with the ground during contact. If it isn't... if the toe or heel is up in the air it may make your ball go as much as 20 yards offline.

 

If your new taylormade r7 cgb max driver has too little loft you may lose as much as 20-30 yards from your drives. New scientific testing has proved that most amateurs are playing with clubs that have too little loft. How do you know what is right for you? You need some fitting.

 

A correct fitting system will ask questions like... what is your height? What is your wrist to floor measurement? What is your hand size? How far do you hit your driver and your five iron typically? If these questions aren't being asked then you may not be getting golf drivers that are right for you and your game.