Golf Club Performance

The Moment of Inertia (MOI) is crucial for golf club performance, as demonstrated by the Taylor Made Qi10 Max and Ping G430 10K drivers, boasting record-breaking MOI levels of 10000, with the Qi10 Max featuring Twist Face technology aiming to minimize off-center hits' negative effects and enhance forgiveness, ultimately providing golfers with improved stability, consistency, and straighter shots.

Smash factor measures the efficiency of energy transfer from the clubhead to the golf ball, influencing distance; while a new driver may not guarantee more distance on a perfect strike, technological advances enhance forgiveness for off-center hits.

Whether a new driver out performs your old one in distance depends on factors like club technology, loft fitting, shaft advancements, swing mechanics, custom fitting, club condition, and golf ball choice, emphasizing the need for testing and proper fitting to optimize performance.

This blog emphasises the importance of bounce and sole grinds when customising wedges, with the bounce angle and sole width being crucial considerations for interaction with turf and sand. Various sole grind types cater to different playing styles and conditions, highlighting the need for professional fitting and testing to find the ideal sole grind for one's swing and preferences.