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Wedge Stamping and Paint Fill: The Small Details That Make Clubs Yours
Initials, dates and team colors: what wedge stamping and paint fill actually are, why golfers...
Now Offering Club Fittings: Adjust Your Current Clubs or Get Fit for New PXG
The shop now offers club fitting: we can help assess and adjust the clubs already...
Playing in the Rain: The Rules That Help and the Grip That Holds Up
November rain thins out NYC courses but doesn't empty them. The wet-weather rules that actually...
How to Clean Your Golf Clubs (and the Mistakes to Avoid)
A bucket, warm soapy water and twenty minutes: how to clean your clubs and grips...
Why Your November Greens Are Full of Holes: Aeration Season in New York
November greens full of holes and sand are not neglect - they are the most...
The 14-Club Rule: What Counts, What Breaks It, and What to Carry
Fourteen is the most clubs the Rules of Golf allow - and only a ceiling,...
Does Grip Size Matter? How to Check Yours in Ten Seconds
Grip size is the most ignored variable in the bag. The ten-second check, what the...
Cold-Weather Golf in New York: Playing Smart When the Temperature Drops
New York golf does not stop when the temperature drops. How cold weather changes your...
The Off-Season Tune-Up: What It Covers and What It Costs
Before the clubs go into the closet for the winter, an off-season tune-up finds the...
A Broken Shaft Isn't the End of the Club
Snapped shaft, loose head, creeping ferrule - most dead-looking clubs are routine bench work. Here...
Shaft Flex, Explained: What Those Letters Actually Mean
Regular, stiff, extra stiff - the letter on your shaft is really a question about...
How Often Should You Regrip Your Golf Clubs?
Grips wear out long before they look bad. Here is how to tell when yours...
