The final step in our evolution as amateur club builders is building a wedge. So far, we’ve built a 3-wood, a putter, a full set of irons, and a junior set, but a quality wedge set is arguably the most important series of clubs in your bag. You need your wedges to help you score. There’s just […]
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You want to take your best game out to the golf course when you play. We all do. But when you’re playing in a tournament, there are several things you can and probably should do to improve your chances of success. If you’ve ever played tournament golf, you know it’s unlike anything else you’ve ever experienced.
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A: A modified scramble event consisting of five team members and two formats – a scramble and a net stroke play. On the first hole of the day, each team must select the hitting order for the individual (net stroke) format. For example, if a team starts on Hole No. 6 and elects to hit in
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One of the topics that came up in class this week is Percent Error Index or PEI. The term was made popular by short game guru Dave Pelz in his first book in a four-book series, Dave Pelz’s Short Game Bible. So what is PEI? It’s a percentage used to evaluate a player’s performance with a given club
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In Golf Club Assembly & Repair, we’re building a junior set. Before you’re ready to build a set of junior golf clubs, there are a lot of decisions you have to make and a lot of questions you have to answer. How old is the junior you’re building the set for? How tall is the junior?
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