Author: Danney Lee

In terms of golf clubs, the putter frequently gets the short end of the stick. And it’s not simply because it’s the shortest club in every set, in terms of length. This club lacks the adaptability of a wedge and the strength of a driver. The putter, though, may be more important than any other … Read more

If the battery is of good quality, it can typically be repaired. First, check to see if the top of the battery has not been burned through. If there is, epoxy putty can be used to seal it up. Excellent goods are produced by Loctite. There is a lead slug, roughly the size and shape … Read more

The majority of golfers love to slam the driver with all their might in an attempt to send it 300 yards. If you’re anything like me, that usually leads to a ball that slices to the opposite fairway. In order to improve my driver swing, I performed some research and used some advice from Tyson … Read more

Costco sells Kirkland as its store brand, a relatively new name in the world of golf. Who makes Kirkland golf clubs if Costco is a retailer is still a mystery. For the benefit of readers outside of the United States, Costco Wholesale Corporation is a global, member-only company. As one of the top 10 Fortune … Read more

When they arrive at the practice facility, most golfers head straight to the driving range, followed by the putting green. They might hit a few green side chips while on the putting green mat, but you hardly ever see them whack hundreds of balls in the 30- to 80-yard area. Golfers aren’t actually encouraged all … Read more

A score of two strokes under par on a hole is an eagle, according to golf terminology. To eagle is to score two under par on a particular hole. Although they don’t happen frequently, eagles usually occur on par-5 holes. This is due to the fact that if a golfer starts the hole with two … Read more

It won’t happen overnight to break 80. We must assume that you have been playing golf for a while if you have this objective in your routine. This guidance is intended for experienced players who take the game seriously. We advise that you shoot consistently in the mid-80s, have a golf handicap of 15 or … Read more

The driver receives a lot of attention in golf, and for good reason. Who doesn’t enjoy slamming a big drive straight down the fairway? While improving your driver is perfectly acceptable, your irons shouldn’t suffer as a result. Improving your iron play is crucial if you want to shoot lower scores, whether you just hit … Read more