by Tom Wishon | Jun 5, 2013 | Clubfitting, Driver Fitting
Higher than desired spin on the driver typically comes more from the golfer having a little more downward angle of attack into the ball or, from the golfer allowing the clubhead to slightly pass in front of the hands so the dynamic loft on the face is higher at impact...
by Tom Wishon | Aug 23, 2012 | Clubfitting, Driver Fitting, Tips
If the clubfitter has years of experience in fitting many golfers and is knowledgeable in all of the fitting specifications that have a bearing on shot performance, it is possible to perform a very accurate fitting without the use of a launch monitor. It is possible...
by Tom Wishon | Aug 9, 2012 | Clubfitting, Driver Fitting, Golf Club Technology
Since 2011, the driver designs from the vast majority of golf companies have been made with a variety of different adjustable hosel sleeves that are said to offer custom fitting to any golfer. By adjusting a specially made device in the neck of the drivers, these...
by Tom Wishon | Jul 18, 2012 | Clubfitting, Driver Fitting, Hybrid Fitting, Iron Fitting
One of the very first technical points a golfer learns about his equipment is the letter + number designation which describes the SWINGWEIGHT of the clubs. C8, D1, D4 are examples of the letter/number designation which have been used to label the swingweight of golf...
by Tom Wishon | Jun 14, 2012 | Clubfitting, Driver Fitting, Hybrid Fitting, Iron Fitting
One of the most important specifications on each of your golf clubs is the loft angle. To skip the fancy definitions, the loft angle is simply how much the face of the clubhead on each of your golf clubs is angled back. Every clubhead in your bag has a specific and...
by Tom Wishon | Apr 26, 2012 | Clubhead Design, Driver Fitting
There are a number of golfers who dislike drivers which look so large to them in size they perceive it as being like a “grapefruit on the end of a stick.” Online golf equipment forums will occasionally include threads in which golfers ask golf companies to develop...
