A word to the wise golfer who’s shopping for new clubs: One size does not fit all.
Browsing the aisles admiring all those shiny irons, drivers and putters, it’s tempting to grab the best-looking or highest-rated sticks, toss them straight into your golf bag, and head for the first tee. But unless you happen to stand 5-foot-9 (for men), with arms of standard length and a swing profile that matches a predetermined plane and speed, your spiffy new set won’t help much.
Golf shoes have come a long way over the past decade or two. High-tech materials and anatomically engineered components have transformed golf shoes from boring and burdensome to downright athletic.
Today’s golf shoes are made from lightweight composites and meshes, with 21st-century styles to match. Tradition isn’t completely tossed aside, however. Plenty of leather-clad models remain, while the always-fashionable saddle-oxford design is a staple of most companies’ collections.
A golf club is one of the equipments used in the golf game. This club is used to hit the golf ball. It is one of the vital equipment and we can say golf can never be played without a club. Club has a shaft with grip and a club head. The shaft will be long mostly made of wood and the club head is small and will be heavy usually made of metal.