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Sometimes the best way to separate driver platforms is checking for consistent increases in swing speeds. It’s a big reason why Impact Golf Club Fitting says the low spin heads are the most underrated drivers on the market.
Mitsubishi Golf has FINALLY given us a new Tensei part to enjoy and nobody’s more excited about it than Jake Morrow - Made for the Range , here’s why!
Mitsubishi’s new KOBO studio has unlocked a new level of design and manufacturing.
Jake Morrow - Made for the Range has been trying out the Vice Golf lineup of balls lately and the TRACER option has come in handy when practicing!
Mitsubishi’s new KOBO studio is giving them the tools to unlock the performance benefits of a perfectly fit golf shaft.
Why does Johnny Wunder call the Cleveland 588 the best “middle ground grind”? He explained in the latest episode of the pod.
Callaway’s new Full Toe SP wedges give you ultimate versatility around the greens thanks to grunge technology that excels at clearing moisture and debris.
It’s rare that you go into a fitting with your game at its best. Johnny Wunder and Jason Felicitas (Snuggie) explain what that means for the consumer during Johnny’s Mitsubishi shaft fitting.
Jake and Johnny finally had the high-lofted fairway debate, and they didn’t totally disagree.
The full in depth conversation can be found at the beginning of this week’s podcast. ▶️
TaylorMade has blessed us with both the retail TW (to be rebranded as SCOTTIE) and the limited edition RORS irons, so the question is… can Jake Morrow - Made for the Range even hit em?
The RORS are a slightly bigger shape with a wider sole, a bit more offset, shorter blade length, and thicker top line. The TW iron is the blade of all blades and sticks to a narrow sole, thin top line, longer blade length, and a boxier overall look.
Are either of these goin’ in your bag?
