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Black Velvet Model 330 Men’s Righthand Putter

• The Black Velvet series of putters have been a staple in our line for yers and its traditional look and feel is very comfortable for most golfers.
• Traditional styling.
• Unique black nickel finish.
• Soft feel milled polymer insert.
• One Year Limited From Verified Date of Purchase By Ultimate Customer

All of our putters are designed for ease of use with the entire golfing populous in mind. Many shapes traditional to modern designs pervades the Orlimar, Affinity, Ez-Roll and Intech line of putters.

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Hiptec Geo Driver. 460Cc Forged Titanium Geometric Head (Right Handed, 10.5- Degrees Loft)

• The Hiptec Geo driver utilizes state of the art geometric shape
• The 460cc forged titanium driver with geometric bullet shape and heel weighting ensures long straight drives
• Extra weight in the heel keeps the club head moving through the ball at impact promoting a straighter ball flight
• Maximum power off the super hard titanium face creates explosive distance and control
• The Hiptec Geo is powered by Hippo’s proprietary 100% graphite shaft with a regular flex
• External weight in the heel to create explosive distance and a draw bias ball flight

The Hiptec Geo driver has 10.5 degree loft and comes with a deluxe head cover.

List Price: $ 149.00

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SKLZ Rick Smith Refiner Driver – Hinged Training Club

• Brand new in box!

Dual-Adjustable Hinged Training Club. Breaks in the Refiner show breakdowns in your swing. The patented, two-way adjustable hinged clubs give instant feedback on tempo and swing plane to smooth out your swing. Even hit balls with it.

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Putters-which One is Right for You?

With so many putters to choose from, how do you know which one is right for you? The most popular styles of putters are blade, mallet, perimeter weighted, insert, and offset. Each one of these putters has it’s own uniqueness.

Blade putters are narrow and flat with the best feel for the ball. Low handicappers favor blades. Blades differ in where the shaft enters the head. The shaft is either at the heel or center, where it enters more in the middle of the blade. Tending to be face balance, blade putters will suit a player with a straight putting stroke. These putters are suited to hard, faster greens that require soft control, making them a good safe choice.

Mallets have a large rounded head. The deep design of the putter’s head allows for a lower and deeper centre of gravity that is far away from the face, reducing backspin on your putts. A lot of mallet putters have inserts on the face offering a soft hit from a large head. The weight is usually balanced throughout the club, providing golfers with a more consistent putting stroke.

Perimeter weighted putters are very forgiving because the weight is distributed around the edges. This putter provides for a larger sweet spot because the perimeter weighting stabilizes any slight mis-hits. These putters are great for beginning golfers or high handicappers.

Insert putters are designed with composite inserts made of a softer material. The advantage of using a light insert means the weight of the putter can be redistributed elsewhere on the putter face. Therefore the weight is added to the heel or and toe, offering a wider area for pure strikes. This wider area makes a larger sweet spot with more forgiveness. The inserts provide for a better feel on the putt and a smoother role, rather than a hop or skid. The only draw back is they do not produce sound. If sound is important feedback, this may not be the putter for you.

Offset places the actual putter blade back from the shaft slightly. This allows the golfers eyes to be more directly on top of the ball when standing over the putt. This will increase top spin for a truer roll.

Don’t forget that it’s also very important to choose the right length putter. If a putter is too short or long it can lead to bad posture, throwing off your view of the putting line. It is important to choose the right length for your body type.

Traditional length putters are the most common. They are approximately 33-36 inches in length. These putters use the golfer’s natural swinging motion of your arms, like a pendulum, giving the putt a true roll.

Belly putters are latest craze amongst players. They are approximately 41-46 inches in length. The end of the putter rests in on your belly button while you swing the club back and forth. Resting the club shaft on your belly button creates a third point of contact, stabilizing the stroke and anchoring the body. The wrist action is easier to control as the length of the putter changes the dynamic of the swinging motion. The main disadvantages are distance control and feel. The belly putter requires golfers to use more large muscles and fewer small muscles during the putting stroke. Additional practice is required to develop the feel for distance control.

Long or Broom Handle putters are the least popular length to use. They are approximately 48-52 inches and up in length. Golfers stabilize this putter by pressing its top against their chest or resting it on their chin. These putters require a completely different grip. Most players grip long putters with their left hand, holding the putter into their body (thumb up), and the right hand working as a claw in the middle section of the putter to pull and push through the line of the putt causing the putter to swing like a pendulum. Putting all the power of the stroke in the right hand. This is a tough skill to master and hard to use in the wind.

Now that you’ve got a feel for what putter’s are available to you and how they work, choosing the right putter will be easier. With about 50 percent of your shots being putts, it’s important to pick a putter that works for you. Great putting will always save par.

Cleveland Golf DST Driver, Fairway, Hybrid Woods Review by Golfalot.com

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www.shawnclementgolf.com Shawn Clement, Director of the Richmond Hill Golf Learning Centre in Toronto Ontario Canada and top 25 Canadian PGA teaching professional as rated by Score Golf Magazine, shows you all the options to today’s modern driver.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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This really cool putter has an analytical computer in the head of the putter! It records your putting strokes and shows you your swing path, lie and many other great information to help your stroke.

Maxam Portable Wood Putter

• Want to sharpen your putting skills anywhere, anytime? With the portable wood putter, you can pract
• This cherry wood, handcrafted putting set includes: a wooden golf hole target, two golf balls and a
• The putter unscrews into 3 parts to fit snuggly into an easy-to-carry 12-1/2 x 5-3/4″ x 2″ viny”
• Gift boxed

Want to sharpen your putting skills anywhere, anytime? You can practice in the office, hotel room, living room or patio. This cherry wood handcrafted putting set includes a wooden golf hole target, two golf balls, and a wood shafted putter with metal club head. The putter unscrews into 3 parts to fit snuggly into an easy to carry 1 7/8″ x 6″ x 2″ vinyl case, making it an ideal travel or office companion.

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Magnum 550 Oversize Titanium Driver with Adjustable Weights & Graphite Shaft Free Head Cover & Tool Fast Shipping Made in USA

• SHAPE YOUR OWN SHOTS
• LEFT or RIGHT HAND
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NEW AMERICAN GOLF MAGNUM QUATTRO DRIVER with ADJUSTABLE WEIGHTS with GRAPHITE SHAFT; INCLUDES QUICK ADJUST TOOL& FREE HEAD COVER! COMPARE TO THE TAYLOR MADE R-7! WE OFFER THE PERFORMANCE AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD* AVAILABLE in MEN’S RIGHT HAND CADET REGULAR & TALL LENGTH *THE SAME GREAT TECHNOLOGY BUT A FAR BETTER PRICE.*Yes these are BRAND NEW DRIVERS *The Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price for this item is 9.95, YOUR PRICE IS MUCH BETTER *Includes One year Manufacturers WARRANTY *WE SHIP

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TaylorMade Burner Driver 2009

The next-generation Dual Crown technology lowers the CG (center of gravity) location, creating hihg launch and low spin. TaylorMade’s Inverted cone technology delivers a super-stable, high MOI (moment of inertia) clubhead design for increased forgiveness on off-center hits, sending them longer and straighter. SuperFast shaft enables explosive swing speed for even more blazing distance.

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Big Daddy Driver

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This may look like an ordinary driver but the Big Daddy Driver conceals a Secret Weapon – a Weed Whacker!

That’s right, this novelty golf club transforms into a battery powered weed whacker that actually cuts the grass. Is your ball stuck in the rough? No problem! With the Big Daddy Driver you can cut around it to create an easier shot. Of course the Big Daddy Driver

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Cleveland Classic Putter (Men’s Right-Handed, #1 Blade, 33 Inch)

• Heel-top weighting – Increased MOI for added forgiveness 17-4 Stainless steel Hand polished satin finish which minimized glare and provides a long lasting durable finish

The Cleveland Classic 1 Putter features a blade design and a plumbers neck hosel with a precision milled face that provides soft yet solid feel during the stroke

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Golf Drivers: Making the Right Choice

You should always choose the right kind of golf driver only after careful consideration. Just any kind of golf driver won’t do. When buying a driver, you have to look at the length, weight, material, head, and the shaft. Only then can you make the right decision.

Golf drivers are generally made from steel, titanium, and composite. The three materials are very different and this should be kept in mind when you are choosing your driver.

The steel drivers are the least expensive. It is also the heaviest kind of driver. They look metallic and somewhat more traditional. Because these drivers have steel weights as well, their heads are quite small. They tend to be durable and solid. You can rely on them to give you good service. The all-essential connection with the ball also comes of quite well with steel drivers.

Titanium is the best and the most expensive kind of material of which a club can be composed. This is because they are light and at the same time, they have a large head on the end. This gives the golfer the ability to increase the spot, making it possible to hit good shots even when off balance. The titanium driver saves people extra shots when the crunch time comes on the golf course.

The composite driver combines the advantages of titanium and non-metallic materials. These are clubs with a relatively small head on them. The driver’s weight centers near the face of the club, supposedly giving the golfer a bigger sweet spot. There is never a sacrifice of distance when you’re using this kind of driver ad yet, they don’t weigh too much.

The kind of head you have on your driver can determine whether you hit good long shots or poor ones. In the past, the head used to be made of wood, but these days titanium and composite are the preferred materials. Generally speaking, composite heads are thought to be the best kind.

You also need to carefully consider the size of the head and the angle of the clubface. The angle of the clubface will set the loft that you get when you tee off. The higher the angle is on the clubface, the greater will be the loft.

Don’t forget to examine the shaft before you buy your club. The length of the shaft and the material it is made of can make all the difference. The USGA regulation length for a golf club is between 40 and 48 inches. The shaft should be made of a strong and hard material so it doesn’t break when you swing powerfully.

The shaft is usually made out of graphite, because this gives you greater rate of speed in your swing. This means that you strike the ball harder and it in turn goes a further distance on the golf course.

Finding the right golf club is essential. It must suit your needs, so the weight and length should be such that you are comfortable with it. Choose the right golf driver and watch your game improve by leaps and bound!

When hitting a driver in golf, the most important thing is to keep the ball in play, and this may mean teeing off with a 3-wood or a long iron. Find out how to play a natural shot with a driver with help from a member of the PGA National Teaching Committee in this free video on golf drivers. Expert: Jay Golden Contact: www.goldengolftv.com Bio: Jay Golden has been a PGA Member since 1982, and was selected for the PGA National Teaching Committee in 1988. Filmmaker: Suzie Vigon
Video Rating: 4 / 5