14. February 2010 by Tee It Up Pro Shop.

There is nothing wrong with buying used clubs as long as hey are the right clubs for your game, fit your body size, and conform to your particular golf swing mechanics (swing speed and swing type). If they are to stiff, not long enough, too long, or the grips are no the right size, driver loft is to low for your swing speed, or the lie of the clubs will cause a tendency in you to hit the ball other than straight, then the particular clubs you are looking at probably aren’t right for you. Read the rest of this entry »

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4. February 2010 by Tee It Up Pro Shop.

The rules of golf state that the game of golf is “playing a ball with a club from the teeing ground into the hole by a stroke or successive strokes in accordance with the Rules.” So, without a good golf club, the game is basically not worth playing, because that’s what decides your progression in the game.

There are hundreds of golf club sets from which to choose. However, there is a common myth that the higher the price of a club, the better your game will be. Unfortunately, a set costing an arm and a leg isn’t necessarily going to turn you into the next Tiger Woods. It just like having a BMW doesn’t make you a better driver, a better club doesn’t make you a better golfer.
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17. January 2010 by Tee It Up Pro Shop.

By: Mick Euan Tait

The wind and other weather conditions is just one more factor that can affect your golf game. Even though you could have the ideal stance, the right address position, and the correct club in your hands, if the wind is blowing excessively hard in one direction or there is a cross wind, your ball won’t fly where you wanted it. Read the rest of this entry »

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