Callaway Elyte Review
Get a first look at the Callaway Elyte clubs. Find out what we love about each Callaway Elyte Driver, Callaway Elyt
Use the Loft on Your Fairway Wood
When we set up to hit our fairway woods, our intention should not be to chop down into the ball. Fairway woods are designed to get the ball into the air, thanks to their low center of gravity. Instead, think getting the shaft of your club directly in line with your nose at impact. That will help you release the club, and the club will do the rest.
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Dialing In Your Fairway Wood Yardages
Most golfers swing at fairway woods with the idea that hitting it farther is always the goal. -
Fairway Wood Swing Shape
Longer clubs, like your fairway woods, will naturally pull the shape of your swing more around your body. -
Follow Through on Your Long Fairway Shots
Golfers naturally want to for swing hard whenever they get a long club in their hands, but for fairway woods and hy -
Hitting a Driving Iron Off the Tee
On practically every course, there’s at least one hole where you need to hit the fairway. -
Hitting Hybrid From a Fairway Bunker
The wide-soled, bigger clubhead means your hybrid is an unexpectedly great gift out of fairway bunkers. -
TaylorMade Qi35 Review
Get a first look at the TaylorMade Qi35 clubs. Find out what we love about each TaylorMade Qi35 Driver, TaylorMade -
The Hybrid Tee Shot
Hybrids are very versatile clubs, and often great options off the tee. The problem is, golfers tend to tee their hy -
The Perfect Stinger
Have you ever seen those stingers on social media, which start low before ballooning into the air. -
The Uneven Hybrid Lie
Hybrids are great clubs to hit from uneven lies because of how much forgiveness they offer on off-center hits.
