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PuttingShark, presented by P3ProSwing

By: Greg Sampson on 10/17/11 12:13 PM   |   DISCUSS

For golfers who long for a reliable yet user-friendly way to analyze and improve their putting strokes, PuttingShark is a dream come true.    —   » Read More: PuttingShark, presented by P3ProSwing

Bob Vokey – Wedge maker extraordinaire

By: Ed Travis on 09/28/11 09:45 AM   |   DISCUSS

Fifteen years ago Titleist wanted to get in to the high performance wedge business and asked Bob Vokey to head up the effort. Vokey produced a series of classically designed wedges that developed a devoted following…from PGA Tour players to avid amateurs.   —   » Read More: Bob Vokey – Wedge maker extraordinaire

Player's Perspective: Long Putters, Curse or Cure?

By: Ed Travis on 06/20/11 11:27 AM   |   DISCUSS

There’s a lively controversy concerning top players using putters with shafts longer than usual and it reached crescendo at this year’s Masters when Australian Adam Scott came close to winning while using a 49 inch Scotty Cameron Kombi. There are heated words from opponents of any putter designed to contact parts of the body other than the hands.   —   » Read More: Player's Perspective: Long Putters, Curse or Cure?

THE LATEST IN CUSTOMIZED PUTTERS

By: Pam Borges on 05/02/11 12:14 AM   |   DISCUSS

"Customization" is the key word today when it comes to equipment selection.  Club-fitting, putter-fitting, ball-fitting, ‘what-have-you’ fitting is the buzz word.  What’s best for you...adjustable hosel, adjustable face, adjustable shaft, heavy or light weight, standard, medium or jumbo grips?  So many choices make selection a confusing process.    —   » Read More: THE LATEST IN CUSTOMIZED PUTTERS

Player's Perspective: 2011 Putter Review

By: Ed Travis on 04/04/11 11:26 AM   |   DISCUSS

Putters are a topic of conversation whenever equipment-knowledgeable players get together and each year the established putter makers are joined by a virtual host of new company flat sticks, each vying for a piece of the market.   —   » Read More: Player's Perspective: 2011 Putter Review

Wedges, The USGA & a neat solution

By: Ed Travis on 03/09/11 08:21 PM   |   DISCUSS

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Box-groove wedges set sales records

By: Ed Travis on 09/22/10 12:25 PM   |   DISCUSS

There’s a story making the rounds the sales of wedges with “square or box” grooves have been strong in anticipation of the imposition of the new rule from the United States Golf Association. In essence the rule, which is already being adhered to by all the professional tours, says pros may not play irons (those with more loft than a five-iron) that have box grooves because they give too much control to iron shots especially hitting from the rough.   —   » Read More: Box-groove wedges set sales records

Club Love - Musty Putters

By: Jim Smith on 09/20/10 01:57 PM   |   DISCUSS

2010 Musty Putters are created with patented technology that will have you putting with confidence - no matter how intimidating the putt. With a superior feel and legendary forgiveness, Musty Putters are truly the first name in finesse and accuracy. With Musty Putters bein   —   » Read More: Club Love - Musty Putters

Club review: Scratch Golf's 1018 Forged 56-degree wedge

By: Jeff Palopoli on 08/05/10 12:12 PM   |   DISCUSS

It was a long time coming, but this past Friday I received my long awaited new sand wedge from Scratch Golf. Due to some supply issues overseas, my order (among with many others) were delayed quite a bit. But I stayed patient and the guys at Scratch were more than apologetic, as well as VERY responsive and polite to each one of my many emails inquiring about the status. They even sent me a demo (in the 8620 Milled) with the same makeup to tide me over until the new wedge arrived. Now that's customer service people.   —   » Read More: Club review: Scratch Golf's 1018 Forged 56-degree wedge

Interview with Scratch Golf CEO - Ari Techner

By: Jeff Palopoli on 05/27/10 06:24 PM   |   DISCUSS

If you're a golf club nut, chances are you've heard of Scratch Golf. They've been making the highest quality custom wedges and irons since 2003 and this past year made news with Ryan Moore becoming a part owner of the company, along with longtime club making legend Don White joining the Scratch family. The designs of their clubs, in their simplicity, are absolutely beautiful. Their commitment to customer service is unparalled.   —   » Read More: Interview with Scratch Golf CEO - Ari Techner

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