YouTube Video Here If you're a player struggling with heel or toe strikes in your golf game, this guide is for you. We'll discuss the five key factors contributing to these issues and how you can improve your swing to hit the sweet spot consistently. Hi, I'm Danny Malcolm, and today we're diving into the five primary causes of heel or toe strikes in your golf swing. If you're new to the channel, please consider liking and subscribing for more free content to help improve your game. Understanding Your Strikes Before we delve into the five key points, it's crucial to understand where you'r ..read more

What is 10K MOI?   In simpler terms, increased MOI – Motion of Inertia, equates to enhanced forgiveness. It’s the measure of an object's resistance to change during its rotation. It's all about stability and forgiveness at impact. Higher MOI helps minimise head rotation during off-centre hits, preserving ball speed on mishits and ensuring more consistent launch conditions. This quantifiable forgiveness is a key attribute of the Qi10 Max driver, which achieves an impressive combined total MOI of 10,000 g-cm² (10K). This accomplishment is made possible through the utilisation of advan ..read more

“Distance to fit your game.”                       The new G730 irons are Ping’s longest and most forgiving iron to date. The primary objective of the make of these irons was to create a club that maximises distance and is easy to hit. By utilising advanced Hyper 17-4 stainless steel and precision heat treatment techniques, Ping have crafted a breakthrough iron design. By thinning the face and optimising the overall structure, they have achieved enhanced flexing and a lower centre of gravity (CG), resulting in higher-launching shots wit ..read more

New Titleist SM10 wedges! Sharpen your short game with the all-new Vokey Design SM10 Wedges!Introducing the latest Vokey SM10 Wedges, meticulously crafted to enhance your game with a refined design for a controlled, lower flight, improved feel, and maximum spin. The SM10 family boasts six tour-proven sole grinds; S, F, M, K, T, and Z, providing versatility for golfers seeking precision in their short game. Featuring a comprehensive selection of 25 unique loft, bounce, and grind combinations, these wedges are tailored to complement every golfer's swing, enhancing creativity around the gre ..read more

Selecting the right golf driver shaft is crucial for optimising performance and achieving desired ball flight characteristics. One of the most sought-after options in the market today is the Ventus VeloCore driver shaft series. Renowned for their exceptional quality and performance, the Ventus VeloCore shafts come in three variants: Red, Blue, and Black. Each series offers unique features and specifications tailored to suit different golfers' needs. In this blog, we will delve into the details of each series, highlighting their flex, weight, ball flight, and the golfer types they are best sui ..read more

GOLF BALL MANUFACTURER TITLEIST HAS, IN CLOSE COLLABORATION WITH TRACKMAN, DEVELOPED A TITLEIST PRO V1 RCT AND PRO V1X RCT GOLF BALL OPTIMIZED FOR TRACKMAN INDOOR USE. USING RADAR CAPTURE TECHNOLOGY, THE BALLS WILL TRANSFORM THE GAME OF GOLF INDOORS ENABLING SERIOUS PRACTICE, FITTING, COACHING AND INDOOR TOURNAMENT PLAY. Golf ball manufacturer Titleist will on October 20 launch a new ball in collaboration with market-leading sports technology company TrackMan, which will transform the indoor golf experience for players of all skill levels. The Titleist Pro V1 RCT and Pro V1x RCT balls have be ..read more

Are you in the market for a new driver? If so, then we are here to give you a crash course on driver technology, so when you upgrade the longest club in your bag, you’ll be able to make an informed decision to help lower your scores. Loft Most people look at golfers on tour and see them hitting a 7, 8’ or 9’ lofted driver and believe that’s what they should be trying to emulate. Let’s ignore what the tour players are doing and try improve your own game. Loft is important in a driver to help provide the best launch angle to get the most carry and distance possible. If your club speed in on the ..read more

The flex of a golf shaft refers to its stiffness or bendability and is an important factor in determining how a golf club will perform. Shaft flex is measured on a scale that ranges from extra stiff (X) to senior (A), with additional increments for ladies (L for ladies). Below is a general overview of the different shaft flexes that are available: Extra Stiff (X): For golfers with a swing speed of over 105 mph who require maximum control and accuracy. Stiff (S): For golfers with a swing speed of 95-105 mph who want a good balance of control and distance. Regular (R): For golfers with a swing ..read more

We’ve made it through the long tough winter, especially for all the golfers on the East Coast of Australia. And while there are still some less than favourable conditions on golf courses on the Eastern Seaboard, we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Seeing as though the warmer months are nearly upon us, what do we need to do to get our golf in the best shape possible this summer? 1. Get a series of in-person golf lessons from a PGA Professional Now, this seems like an obvious statement, but if you want to improve your game and get it in the best shape of your life, getting help from ..read more

Have you ever struggled to make a swing change and take that change out onto, not only the practice tee but also onto the golf course. WHAT IT ACTUALLY TAKES TO MAKE A SWING CHANGE If I could share a way in which you could practice better, implement the desired swing change, and give you a better chance of taking it out onto the golf course, WOULD YOU BE WILLING to do the work to make that happen? In this blog, I'm going to dive into the hard truths behind what it actually takes to make a swing change, and to make it last! Ok, let's be honest here. Learning any new skills or new movement with ..read more