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Craig allan

July 23rd, 2024

Does clubfitting really work? It does, but that doesn’t mean it always involves a purchase

article, Chris Marchini, clubfitting, Craig Allan, Equipment, golf digest
Does club fitting really work? It does, but that doesn’t mean it always involves a purchase
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October 14th, 2023

Smash factor sounds cool for your next driver fitting, but may not be so cool for your irons

Smash factor is one of those terms like all-you-can-eat buffet. It sounds like it means something. And it does. But just not what you think, and not nearly as important as it’s slightly ostentatious name might lead you to believe. This is particularly true when it comes to understanding which irons are the best for your game.

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