Golf Shaft Kick Point Explained: Profile, Launch and Fitting
Understand golf shaft kick point and bend point. Read model-specific tables, separate the label from actual launch and make a controlled fitting comparison.
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Golf Simulator Screen Replacement: Measuring an Existing Carl’s Enclosure
Order a replacement Carl’s impact screen from the enclosure model and finished attachment details, not from the projected image size alone. A screen with the right aspect ratio can still have the wrong edge finish or bottom arrangement. Find the original order, photograph the attachments and have Carl’s confirm the replacement before removing a usable screen.
Golf Shaft Weight: Compare Mass, Flex and the Finished Club
Compare golf shaft weight correctly. Read exact model and flex specifications, separate component mass from swingweight and assess the finished club.
Callaway Chrome Tour vs Chrome Soft: UK Ball Trial Guide
Trial current Chrome Tour and Chrome Soft around the green and on approaches before comparing driver distance. Their manufacturer flight and feel profiles differ, but your repeatable shots should decide which UK dozen to buy.
Carl’s HotShot Standard, Foam or Gel Insert: Choose by Use
Start with your tee preference and the feedback you want from a heavy strike when choosing a Carl’s HotShot insert. Standard, Foam and Gel serve different preferences within the same system. None earns an automatic recommendation simply because its label sounds softer or more advanced.
Golf Swingweight Explained: Balance, Total Weight and Changes
Understand golf swingweight versus total weight. Learn what a D-number describes, why build changes matter and how to use measurements in a fitting.