WITB – May 2019
It has been almost two years since my last “What’s in the Bag” post, so I thought I would update
Read moreIt has been almost two years since my last “What’s in the Bag” post, so I thought I would update
Read morePING has been on a roll for a number of years, especially when it comes to drivers. I’ve had a
Read moreIt has been just over a month since the 2019 PGA Show ended, and now that the dust has settled
Read more2018 has been a pretty good year for golf, despite course closures all around the globe and the unfortunate trend
Read moreIt’s no secret that PING makes some of the best performing golf clubs on the planet. Their G-series drivers have been one
Read moreMost people are familiar with the concept of club fitting, and most golfers have probably been through some kind of
Read moreMost golfers aren’t tuned in to shaft news on a daily basis, and I have to admit that most of
Read moreThe Engineering and R&D teams at Ping have been busy in the last year. Following the release of the awesome
Read moreMy very first WITB post was written in September of 2015 before I left for the WAGT National Championship in
Read moreBack in September I posted my first “What’s In The Bag” segment that detailed the clubs I play with. WITB
Read moreAs a golf blogger, I get to handle many different golf clubs and try many products over the course of
Read moreWhenever a new driver comes out on the market, people want to get it in their hands and try it.
Read morePing Golf is one of those companies that takes their sweet time to launch new products, usually on a two
Read moreDear Abby, I have never written to you before, but I really need your advice. I have suspected for some
Read moreEvery year the offices at intothegrain.com are bombarded with cool gadgets, gifts and products for review. While some of these
Read moreThe 2013 PGA Merchandise Show has come and gone, and the golf world is now ready for all the new
Read moreAs most golf fans are aware, on Jan 1, 2010 a new condition of competition went into effect on the
Read moreNew clubs promising more distance, better accuracy and better feel seem to be released every 6 months, and the USGA is scrambling to keep a muzzle on any technology that might make the game too “easy” to play. Ironic then that for the last 100 years, despite all the improvements in golf club technology, balls that go way further, courses that are playing faster and greens that roll truer, that the average golfer still shoots around 100. As David Feherty once said: “Maybe we’re all supposed to stink at this. It’s our punishment for playing this insane game.”
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