The Adams Speedline 9032 Driver is designed with aerodynamics in mind. The shape of the club head reduces drag from the air on the downswing, and produces 3-4 miles per hour greater club head speed. Greater club head speed of course leads to faster ball speed and longer drives.

Lee Westwood got his first set of Ping golf clubs when he was a teen-ager in the mid-eighties. He’s been playing Pings ever since his junior golf days, and he’s become Europe’s number one player, and the 2009 European Tour money leader. He’s ranked 4th in the world.

The agreement includes wearing a Ping hat and carrying a Ping bag, and is a multi-year contract.
Westwood won the Race to Dubai by 6 strokes, with his bag containing 100% Ping clubs:

Golf Digest had an article in it a couple months ago telling how far several pros hit their 7-iron, and there is quite a bit of difference between them. Corey Pavin hits his 160 yards compared to Angel Cabrera’s 185. Corey Pavin is actually tied with the longest hitting LPGA pro, Michelle Wie at 160. Morgan Pressel is the shortest at 135.

Does anyone think that a pen holder is a great gift? There may be some, but in general people would think that would be a lame gift. However, if the pen holder has some sort of golf theme, there are many, many people who seem to think that a pen holder like that is a great gift. I know some of those people, and I have my very own golf club pen holder. The shaft come off of the club head and is a ball point pen, and the club head is magnetic so that it can hold paper clips.

When I ask which wedge works best for tight lies, I don’t mean which brand or model, but what wedge design characteristic maximizes playability from a tight lie. The bounce angle of the wedge is very important when choosing which wedge to hit.

If you have a nice, fluffy lie in a bunker or in rough, you would want to use a sand wedge with a high bounce angle, so that the club is less likely to dig into the sand or grass. It will skim the surface and bounce out.

According to Golf Digest’s Hot List, Nike SQ DYMO Driver – the Driver Tiger Woods uses, is the Most Innovative Driver of 2009.

Nike SQ DYMO Drivers feature STR8-FIT Face-Angle Technology which allows the player to fine-tune the shaft and head connection and notifies the player with sound and LED indicators when the club head is in a locked position. This revolutionary technology places the control of golf club flexibility into the player’s hands.

When you go to Wal-Mart to shop, the best way to become angry and disappointed is to go in there expecting great customer service. The employees aren’t there to offer advice or expertise on the different products. Even if you’re not seeking advice, but just trying to find the item you’re looking for, it can be hard to find someone to point you in the right direction. But they’ve make more money than some countries by selling stuff cheap.

Generally, the tour players adopt new golf club technology before us amateurs. They have golf clubs engineers at their disposal, and they have access to the technology before it even hits the shelves at the pro shop.

That principal has not held true for hybrids. The use of hybrids has gone up a lot on tour over the last several years, but amateurs have been much quicker to adopt hybrid golf clubs. In 2002, 2% of PGA players were using hybrids. Today, 30% are using hybrids, while 66% of golf club sets sold to retail purchasers contain at least one hybrid.

Ping golf clubs took Heath Slocum to his 3rd career PGA victory at the Barclays. It was an interesting finish, because Steve Stricker and Heath Slocum were 1 stroke ahead of Tiger Woods standing on the 72nd hole. I thought surely one of them would easily make par, and Tiger Woods was out of it. Both Stricker and Slocum hit bad tee shots, laid up short of the green with their 2nd shot, and hit mediocre 3rd shots. Slocum went first from about 21 feet, and knocked it in a miracle putt for par. Stricker missed his, and ended tied for 2nd.

Ryan Moore dominated the back 9 in the final round of the Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina on Sunday, making 5 consecutive birdies on holes 12-16. Unfortunately he bogeyed the 18th hole, but it was still good enough to get him into a playoff. Moore plays a mixed bag of clubs, but his driver, woods and hybrids are all Adams, and his driver is the Adams Speedline.