How to use a golf rangefinder: lock the flag, not the trees
How to use a golf rangefinder properly: set it up, brace, sweep across the flag until it locks, check odd readings, and switch slope off for competition.
How to use a golf rangefinder properly: set it up, brace, sweep across the flag until it locks, check odd readings, and switch slope off for competition.
How golf rangefinders work in plain English: time of flight, flag lock, slope maths, and which features are worth paying for before you buy one.
Scheffler wears the Nike Victory Pro 4, McIlroy the Victory Tour 4, and FootJoy rules the tour. What the pros’ choices mean for the shoes you should buy.
How a golf simulator works: radar or cameras read the strike and software does the rest. What each type needs in room depth, balls and subscriptions.
A golf simulator costs from under $2,000 to $30,000-plus. Here are four real budgets, the yearly software bills, and where your money should go first.
Can you add a motor to your golf push cart? One kit is worth it, if your cart has a bracket. Here is when to buy the kit and when to buy a whole electric cart.
Good home simulators read ball speed within 1% and carry within a few percent of TrackMan. The driver is where they drift. Here are the test numbers.
The best waterproofing for golf shoes is Nikwax Fabric & Leather Proof. Six sprays compared for leather, mesh and boots, with dry times and the catches.
Srixon ZXi irons review: the ZXi5 is the pick for most mid handicappers, soft and well gapped, but low spin can hurt shallow swingers. Who should skip it.
The five types of golf clubs, the loft and job of each, and which ones a 10 to 25 handicap should buy first. Plain answers, real numbers, no glossary.