Posted by Cheryl | Posted in Golf Balls | Posted on 27-08-2010
Tags: golf, golf ball speed vs distance
What type of gold clubs should I use? Regular vs. Flex. Round vs. Square.?
I just started to come into golf, and I am very wrong. I push everything to the right, and I can not hit the ball very far. I have 21, very athletic, but a little out of shape. I have to keep my swing slow speed because the ball actually goes further when I do. Roundheads have been using a regular shaft and make very, very bad. Someone told me that the shaft flex is for older people, but this may help me? Also I learned that the square head is more accurate, but less distance. If it is much more accurate and only slightly less distance I would be willing to make this commitment. Please advise …
flexible shaft must be determined by your clubhead speed and clubhead speed comes from a good mechanic. If you have a rigid shaft regular flex (probably has an "R" in which the shaft near the name), then it should be perfectly fine for you. Remember, many fans use a shaft that is too hard for them because they "feel" like they need a stiffer shaft, although its head speed is not as high. To go to a rigid axle you really should get the ball on a drive 260yds + or less. As previously mentioned square heads provide more forgiveness, but you can work the ball with the same ease. A square-headed driver might help a little. General, however, the team plays a relatively minor role in your score. Practice regularly and draw lessons from a PGA certified professional local help 10 times more than any piece of equipment, and for less money. If you do not know where to find an instructor the PGA to use this search tool on its website: http://www.pga.com/profinder/ Hope this helps and good luck!
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