Golf Chippers: When a Running-Chip Club Earns a Place in Your Bag
A chipper can simplify one common greenside shot, provided that job is useful enough to justify a club slot.
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3 Wood vs 5 Wood: Decide by the Shots You Can Use from Tee and Turf
A 3-wood’s lower loft does not guarantee more useful distance; compare ordinary contact from the lie where you will play it.
7 Wood vs 4 Hybrid: Choose a Useful Approach Club, Not a Matching Number
Compare a 7-wood and 4-hybrid by actual loft, contact and landing flight, then check whether either duplicates your existing clubs.
5 Wood vs 3 Hybrid: Compare Carry, Contact and the Gap in Your Bag
A 5-wood and 3-hybrid can overlap, but their numbers do not guarantee the same loft or distance; test the role you need to fill.
Driving Iron vs Hybrid: Choose by Tee Shots, Lies and Landing Flight
Compare a driving iron and hybrid around the job you need, using actual loft and carry rather than assuming matching numbers are interchangeable.
Single-Length Golf Irons: Test the Long and Short Ends Before Switching
Single-length irons change the setup through the set; assess the complete system rather than shortening ordinary irons to match.