Golfsmith Golf Clubs

Golfsmith Golf Clubs

Golfsmith golf clubs include a wide variety of different types of golfing equipment as well as a number of club sizes. Golf clubs and irons provide you with equipment you can use on the golf course, regardless of your current skill level. There are many different types available for you to choose from, ranging from wedges to drives.

When you are searching for the right golf club that fits your game, there are a variety of flex types that you can select from.

• Extra stiff: This flex type is meant to hit lengthy shots of over 300 yards and have low loft.
• Stiff: These are meant to hit over 225 yards.
• Regular: This is a forgiving flex that helps you to remain accurate when the swing is a little off.
• Senior/ladies: Mainly for those who hit below 200 yards on a regular basis.

There are many different types of Golfsmith equipment available, including hybrids and putters.

• Drivers: These are designed to be used directly from the tee at the beginning of every hole. The heads of these clubs can consist of either wood or steel, while there are several different types of drivers to select from.
• Hybrids: This type is designed to be used in a variety of situations, whether you are hitting from the tee or are swinging from a lengthy distance on a Par 5 hole.
• Irons: There are a large variety of irons that are designed to assist with your golf game, ranging from the 3-irons to the 9-irons. The lower numbered irons are designed for somewhat lengthy distances from the fairway or rough, while the high numbered irons are meant to be used for approach shots when close to the green, such as when the ball has landed on the rough just beside the green.
• Putters: These are available in many different shapes and sizes and are designed to accompany your short game when the ball has landed on the green, whether from five feet or 60 feet away from the hole.
• Wedges: There are several different types of wedges, all of which are designed for different scenarios. For instance, sand wedges should be used when landing in a bunker.

The shafts of these clubs consist of several different materials, including graphite, steel, and titanium. Titanium is a material that is relatively lightweight and is built in a manner that allows for the dampening of vibrations when you hit the ball. Graphite shafts are lightweight to allow for a boost in swing speed as well as additional power. These shafts tend to come in a variety of colour options. Steel shafts are strong, providing you with the ability to have control on your swing.