IT’S a position that would make most golfers nervous, but James Nitties insists he’s enjoying the fact he’s staring the third round of the Australian Open as a shock leader.
Striking a golf bag with a club is a popular way for a golfer to take out his/her frustration. But it can backfire. Badly. The bag can break. The club can snap. And then there’s the potential collateral damage done to what’s inside the bag (Bet you never thought about that). Thanks to Ian Poulter for sharing Read more…
The key to distance, even in an iron, is to make the ball go fast. Thin faces bend or flex at impact so the ball flies faster, higher and with less spin. However, the kind of distance you want is consistent distance, not just the isolated shot that goes farther. Here are five new models that might give you both.
Australian Golf Digest
