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A W — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 18:20:08 +0000

Golf Head Covers: Keep Your Clubs From Prying Eyes

by Matthew Perry

Is your golf game a little boring? While you're working on improving your skills adding some style to your golf bag might help. Golf club head covers are the way to go.

A golf club cover is a special golf accessory designed to protect your putter, driver and irons from damage. Every time you put your clubs back into the bag and they hit another club you get a tiny scratch or nick on the head of the club? Over time the club head chrome plate finish starts to wear away exposing the steel carbon of the club head.

As the finish gets thinner and thinner the potential for rust increases. Rust starts eating your golf clubs. Now rust can't be totally prevented, but it can be slowed down. And an easy way to slow down its progress is to use golf club headcovers.

Not all clubs are made of a metal that rusts. But scratches are a reality with all clubs. It's not only looks, but if the nicks become sufficiently deep or long the balance of your club can be affected.

Have fun and show off your style with golf club covers. You can make a statement without saying a word about your interests, hobbies and even politics.

You'll have a great time choosing from all available golf covers. Sports fan? There's college, NBA, NFL, UEFA, and FIFA covers to show your team spirit. If you're a comic book or cartoon fan, you can take the Pink Panther or Popeye along with you. Animal lovers aren't left out either. Your golf bag can have lions and tigers and bears and more. Feeling patriotic? There are golf covers representing almost every world flag.

In addition to protecting your club heads from nicks and scratches golf head covers always protect your expensive clubs from prying eyes. I mean those individuals who choose to get new clubs by taking other peoples clubs. By disguising your clubs with club headcovers you make it less obvious in the brand of club you are using. Though it's not a guaranteed safeguard; making yourself less of a target can keep your clubs in your possession.

Today start protecting your investment with your golf club head covers.

About the Author:

Today make the decision to protect your clubs from the nicks and scratches of knocking against each other. Golf club head covers protect the clubs so you can enjoy playing another day. Invest in yourself and your clubs today with a fun head cover set for your clubs.

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How Far Can You Go With Your Golf Club Distance?

Paul J James — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 18:10:51 +0000

by Paul J James

Most golfing newbies ask how far a golf club distance can go, and with how much force should they hit? Generally each golf club has a specific distance range. But in reality it really depends on your swing, and the power of your hit.

A golf club distance depends on a variety of things such as the type of club you are using, the weather condition, the fairway, your physical fitness, your age, your gender, your swing speed, and how your club head connects with the ball.

Sometimes one person's 5 iron distance is another golfers 3 iron or 7 iron distance. According to golf digest most amateurs usually hit their drives at around 195-205 yards. So don't compare yourself with the pros, because PGA pros hit theirs at around 280-320 yards, while LPGA pros hit at 230-270 yards. See the disparity even in the pros category?

Long Hitter or Short Hitter

As you play regularly you will slowly see whether you are a short hitter or a long hitter. Of course do not expect to be a long hitter the first time you play golf. But whether you're a long hitter does not always mean that you're better than the short hitter. After all, there's still the issue of your ability to putt.

You have to remember that it's not just hitting the ball. You have to able to hit the ball, and make it fly straight or reach the target. You know there's no use for long hitters who frequently get out of bounds.

Men's and Women's Golf Clubs

There is a chart of range for golf club distance, and you can find this in your favorite golfing stores, sporting stores or online. But there is big difference on percentage when it comes to the Men's golf clubs versus the women's golf clubs.

You know that longer clubs generally hit farther right? Since most women are less in height than men, it simply follows that their golf club distance also has a big difference from that of the men.

Golf Club Distance Factors

How far your ball travels is also affected by the temperature, air pressure and air direction. Most golfers tend to under club when they are trying to hit the green, so there shots usually fall short.

Have you ever played on golf courses with elevation? Have you noticed that when hitting your ball from a lower elevation to higher one you golf club distance falls short of expectation? That's because golf club distance are affected with elevation.

Well hopefully, through this article you have gained some knowledge on how golf club distance work. If you need any other information you can always use your search engine.

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A good golf range finder will help you to measure the distance quickly!