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Are you thinking about clone hybrid golf clubs? Having the right golf clubs and accessories can turn a good golfer into an even better golfer. But it doesn’t have to cost a fortune to get the equipment you need to perform well out on the golf course. Clone hybrid golf clubs can be just as good as brand name clubs - and they can cost you as little as 50% of the cost of their name brand counterparts! Purchasing the right kind of golf equipment does not have to be an expensive activity. There are many manufacturers of knock off hybrid clubs that sell their hybrid clones cheap to discount warehouses or even run their own online stores.

As any golfer knows, hybrid golf clubs are the hottest clubs on the market. The fact that they are a big name brands or a manufactured clone makes no difference. These clubs are still in really high demand. They actually make hitting the ball a lot easier from longer distances. These will help you get the ball up into the air faster and allow it to land softer. If you don’t have one yet you’re missing out. Value wise the clone hybrids are the best bang for your buck.

It is important to know that when it comes to clone hybrid golf clubs there is nothing wrong with the equipment, it is just that they are manufactured and sold for less cost than the name brand clubs.

Clone hybrid golf clubs and any kind of hybrid clones whether they be putters, woods or irons are not actually cheap clubs. In fact, you will be surprised at just how attractive knock off hybrid clones really are. But what about performance I hear you asking? Well with clone hybrid golf clubs the results you will get from them will boost your game confidence - you will truly be surprised. These days hybrids are equal to and if not better than, their name brand cousins.

If you love golf, are mindful of saving money but still want to work on your game then clone hybrid golf clubs are the best place to start. Investing in a set of hybrid clones offer you the very best in club designs while taking advantage of the best technology without the expensive price tag. This is why they are so immensely popular. When you know your game will get better but it won’t cost you the earth, why would you make any other choice. Do yourself a favor and consider a set of hybrid clones.

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While there are many golfers who know every technical aspect of their golf equipment, most golfers just know that when they hit the ball it goes forward. It can become complicated very quickly if you get caught up in the terms associated with your golf equipment. This is a brief overview in common terms of why custom fitting will benefit your game.

In simple terms, your golf swing is different from every other golfer you know. Small changes in your swing produce sometimes huge results. With this in mind, remember that when you have your clubs custom fitted, it is a way to adapt your clubs to swing. If you keep swinging the same way, these small
adjustments can greatly improve your game.

The first thing most fitters look at is where you are impacting the ball. With a little masking tape on the impact, you can hit a few shots and see exactly where you are impacting the ball. If you are off center, you can make small adjustments to fix that. While measuring your swing impact zone, you also have the clubhead speed and tempo measured. Simply, clubhead speed is the speed of the clubhead upon impact and tempo is the time it takes from when you start your backswing until you impact the ball.

The tempo and clubhead speed can be used to determine what type of club you need. The faster you hit the ball, the more stiff your clubs can be and vice versa if your swing is slower.

Another measurement is the lie angle. This is done simply as well by placing masking tape on the bottom of the club and hitting off a black matt that will leave an impact mark on the tape. The measurement of this is very important because it determines the direction the ball will go when it comes off the club.

By factoring in all this information, a skilled club fitter can make a huge difference in your game. On top of that, it usually is quite inexpensive unless you need major changes to your clubs.

Mike Wyman is co-owner of http://www.DateAGolfer.com. and you can read his EveryDayGolf blog here.

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Remember when you used to play miniature golf and putters looked like, well, like putters? Today that has all changed. Putters today look like something that came from a futuristic outer space society. So with all the different shapes and styles of putters to choose from the question becomes, “which putter do I get?” This article won’t try to answer that question because everyone’s game is different but what this article will do is give you information on some of the putters you’re likely to find out there on the market today, explain the differences, and hopefully from there you can make an informed decision.

What most golfers don’t seem to understand is that they spend most of their time checking out stats for drivers and irons and don’t really concentrate their efforts in checking out the best putters for them. The majority of strokes they will take off their game will not come on the fairways but on the putting green. What follows are the most popular putters you will find today.

One of the most popular, and supposedly best putters on the market today, is the Odyssey White Hot 2 Ball Putter. What was unique about this putter when it first came out was its 2 ball alignment to help you visualize a straight line between you and the hole. There are 2 white circular disks on top of the putter head. All you have to do is line them up with the ball on the green and this will help you visually aim the putt to the hole. The club itself has a urethane face which improves accuracy and distance and a low center of gravity which reduces backspin on impact. In the hands of a pro this is an incredible club. It also sells for an incredible $169. Not for the beginning golfer.

Another popular club for a lot less money at $39 is the Pinemeadow Four Ball Putter. This is very similar to the Odyssey White Hot 2 Ball Putter except instead of a 2 ball alignment it features a 4 ball alignment. This club also comes with a low center of gravity. Because of the way the club is designed on short putts of 6 feet or less you don’t have to worry about the ball going long because of the softness of the club face. At least that’s what they claim. You’ll have to judge for yourself.

Then there are the wide putters like the Bionik 207. These putters are not like any other putters on the market. What makes them different from the other putters is the wide mallet body which is embedded with two weighted bars underneath which is supposed to greatly increase accuracy and make a greater allowance for an errant putt. The club itself has an aluminium body which makes it very light weight.

In our next article we are going to go over how to find the right drivers and woods for your game right from the material the club face is made of to the length of the club itself.

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Michael Russell
Your Independent guide to Golf Clubs
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