Aug-550 Impact Of Larger Grips On Golf Clubs According to the experts at OFFICIAL GRIP SPONSOR OF THE LONG DRIVERS EUROPEAN TOUR 2016, the normal golf grips may not offer success to golfers. Professional golfers use customized golf grips of varying length in order enhance their golf playing skills. Interest golfers can also browse the website www.golfsmith.com to get to know more about various golf grips used by the professional golf players. Standard golf clubs such as woods, irons and putters are used for specific shots. Woods and irons typically have their own pros and cons. Irons have a low trajectory and therefore makes it difficult for players to hit the ball high even when fitted with technologically superior club heads. On the other hand long shaft of woods is cumbersome and requires a different stance and swing
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Here , the accuracy of the hit is determined by the grips hold by the player. Also, such an oversized grip enables the players to hit the ball with greater power as well as hitting in the right direction. Undersized grips will not absorb the shock and hence cause some discomforts to the player. Larger grips help the golfer to hit the ball in the right trajectory as these grips enable the golfer to position the club in a right manner.
As discussed above, a grip is the first component from the top; the only part of the club which a golfer actually touches. Interestingly, the design of the grip creates a direct impact of the club at the time of every shot. Grips provide traction and the confidence to swing it with losing control. The third and the last component is the club head which is fitted at the lower end. Heads are made of different materials. Larger heads provide bigger sweet spot; typically used by beginners. Club heads are made of steel, titanium and other metals. Their loft angle varies according to the type of club they are fitted
Here , the accuracy of the hit is determined by the grips hold by the player. Also, such an oversized grip enables the players to hit the ball with greater power as well as hitting in the right direction. Undersized grips will not absorb the shock and hence cause some discomforts to the player. Larger grips help the golfer to hit the ball in the right trajectory as these grips enable the golfer to position the club in a right manner.
As discussed above, a grip is the first component from the top; the only part of the club which a golfer actually touches. Interestingly, the design of the grip creates a direct impact of the club at the time of every shot. Grips provide traction and the confidence to swing it with losing control. The third and the last component is the club head which is fitted at the lower end. Heads are made of different materials. Larger heads provide bigger sweet spot; typically used by beginners. Club heads are made of steel, titanium and other metals. Their loft angle varies according to the type of club they are fitted