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Learn how to analyze your own swing so you can quickly diagnose and solve your swing faults without having to take an expensive golf lesson!
The quickest way to achieve a professional looking finish on a putter or iron that you have restored is by hitting it with the beadblaster for a few seconds.
One of the most refreshing things in golf is throwing on some new grips. But which ones should you buy? Cord grips? Tour Velvets? Winn? And what size?
The quickest and easiest way to customize your golf clubs is by painting the text on them. I’ll show you some of my favorite techniques for doing so.
Applying intense heat to a putter for a prolonged period of time can help you achieve a beautiful "oil can" finish and protect the club from rust.
Swing weighting can be an excellent way to turn your least favorite club into your favorite club.
Okay, maybe it's not the only way to swing a club, but well worth a shot.
Lead tape is by far the easiest way to change the swing weight of a golf club, which changes the overall "feel" of that club and can help your swing tempo.
Sometimes, you need to shorten a golf club in your bag, but you don't want to waste your time driving to the golf store and paying money to do it.
The first step of any refinishing project is to remove the scratches, nicks, and dings from your golf club.