Some things are better left to the professionals but there are more than a few DIY golf projects that are not only fun but can save money at the same time
One of the reasons I moved over to Bushnell Launch Pro in lieu of SkyTrak is because I was having no reads with SkyTrak on short chips shots and my 60 degree wedge from time to time. In the first few months of using Bushnell Launch Pro, I literally could count the number of no … Read more
Installing a new clubhead or perhaps trying a different shaft? Well you’ll probably have to deal with the ferrule. We don’t want to cause any damage to the golf club so today we’ll learn how to remove a ferrule from a golf shaft. Luckily, with the right tools and some know-how, removing a ferrule from … Read more
Interested in installing your own golf grips? If you’ve tried to regrip clubs like I have in the past and either found it time consuming or ended up with beat up hands, you might want to try a quick project and make your own DIY Golf Gripping Station. I built a DIY Golf Gripping Station … Read more
I picked up some new golf grips and will start putting them on this evening. How long do new golf grips need to dry and just when can I start playing golf with the newly gripped clubs? The short answer is about 6 to 8 hours with grip solvent and I’ll throw in a caveat … Read more
So I got a wild idea. What if I took the golf mat I stand on and insert a hitting mat. In other words, a DIY golf mat. The mat I was standing on was comfortable, but was a pain in the joints to hit off of. Meaning my elbow and wrists hurt from the … Read more
You’re buying a new set of golf clubs or regripping the tried and true set. Then the question is asked. Would you like midsize or standard grips? Huh? So what’s the difference between midsize vs standard grips? Why might I choose one grip size over another? Oh, we’ll speak about some other grip sizes as … Read more
If you’ve ever thought about building your own golf clubs or are interested in tinkering around with a club by putting on a new grip, shaft, or maybe even adding some lead tape to the clubhead, you’re going to want to know how to weigh your clubs. Kenneth Smith Lorythmic Swinging Weight Scale By weighing … Read more
You get up in the morning and are ready to play some golf at one of your local courses. Then it dawns on you about one of your clubs slipping out of your hands the last time you played. You didn’t regrip the golf club, don’t have a new grip handy, but know you will … Read more
Clean golf clubs allows for better shots on the golf course. An easy way to keep your clubs in pristine condition can be found with this DIY Golf Club Washer. Clean Golf Clubs Equals No Excuses There comes a time when you look down at your golf clubs and realize they don’t quite look like … Read more
Colder air is more dense than warm air. Meaning there is more drag. A cold ball and cold golf club mean less transfer of energy. An average male golfer with 90mph club head speed with driver, will lose about 2 yards of distance per 10 degree drop in temperature. How Does Temperature Affect Golf Ball … Read more
