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Oversize grips, once thought suitable only for those with large hands or arthritis, are now recognised as beneficial for various golfers, offering advantages such as increased grip surface area, reduced hand pressure, improved shock absorption, and enhanced alignment. These grips can promote a smoother swing, better shot consistency, and improved accuracy, although they may not suit all players, necessitating individual experimentation to find the best fit for one's swing characteristics and preferences.

Dynamic loft in golf, determined by factors like swing technique and angle of attack, should ideally be around 70% of the club's static loft, adjusted based on swing speed and desired ball flight, crucial for shot trajectory and distance, but should be considered alongside spin rates, with adjustments possible through angle of attack and hand position, best analysed with guidance from PGA Professionals.

Gear effect in golf involves the influence of a ball's flight path by the location of impact on the clubface, where off-center hits cause the clubhead to twist, resulting in spin that affects shot accuracy and distance, highlighting the importance of understanding and minimizing its impact, especially with faster clubhead speeds, as it can lead to unexpected ball flights regardless of club type.

Ensure your wedge fits your swing characteristics as the new SM10 range from Titleist offers six different grind options catering to various players and course conditions, with considerations such as attack angle and turf firmness; the improved Centre of Gravity concept optimises ball speed and control for different loft wedges, while a proprietary heat treatment enhances groove durability, emphasising the importance of fitting to maximise short game performance.

Cobra's latest DarkSpeed driver, engineered by aerospace experts, prioritizes increased club head speed and energy efficiency through aerodynamic design and AI-developed face technology, offering golfers the potential for greater distance and forgiveness, with three distinct head options catering to various playing styles and preferences.

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.

Callaway have introduced their new range of drivers – all featuring Ai technology in the design. But is this just a sales pitch or marketing spin?

Achieving a 1.68 mph entry speed and a launch direction between -1 and +1 degrees on a three-meter putt, along with maintaining a Tempo number of two or greater, is crucial for improving putting performance and reducing putts per round.