5 common myths about golf clubs
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When it comes to golf equipment, there are many beliefs that have survived over the years – some true, others a bit outdated. For those of you looking for new clubs, or just wanting to understand more about what actually affects your game, it can be valuable to take a fresh look at some common myths.
Here we share five common misunderstandings we often encounter – and how we think about them.
Myth 1: “All irons work about the same”
It may seem that way at first glance, but the differences are actually greater than you might think.
Factors such as material, weight distribution, construction and shape play a big role in how a club performs – both in terms of feel and results. In our case, we have chosen a hollow construction combined with high-performance materials, which makes the club both feel good to hit with and gives a little extra distance. Small technical differences can really make a difference in the experience.
Myth 2: “Forgiving clubs are only for beginners”
It's easy to believe, but the truth is that all players – regardless of level – can benefit from a more forgiving club.
When a club is designed to perform well even on less than perfect hits, it can contribute to both confidence and a smoother game. Our clubs have a low center of gravity and generous sweet spot, which means they help even when the swing is not quite perfect.
Myth 3: “Hollow sticks sound weird and feel different”
That has been true in the past – but technology has taken great strides forward.
By filling the club with PU foam, we can control both sound and feel much better. The result is a soft but clear ball strike that both feels good and sounds pleasant. For many golfers, this is a positive surprise.
Myth 4: “The more expensive the club, the better”
Price is not always a direct reflection of quality.
There are some great clubs in the upper price range – but that doesn’t mean that more affordable options can’t perform at the same level. Our goal has been to offer high quality at a reasonable price, without compromising on the features we think are most important.
Myth 5: “All clubs feel about the same”
The feeling is something very personal – and it can differ significantly between different models.
The material of the hitting surface, the weight distribution of the clubhead and how the sound is experienced when the ball is hit affect the overall impression. Our focus has been to create a club that feels stable, soft and clear – so that you get a confident impression from the first stroke.
In conclusion:
Golf clubs have evolved a lot in recent years, and there are good reasons to evaluate equipment with fresh eyes. We believe that knowledge and transparency help golfers make better decisions – and that the right club can make the game both more fun and more rewarding.
