Comments on: Distance Or Accuracy

By: Tom Gray

Tom Gray — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 22:07:33 +0000

Surge i am 62 and itching for spring weather contemplating on getting new cliubs . I am ususlly straight off the tee but i cannot get more than 225 yds .Would i get more yardage if i went to a more flexible shaft ? I was told that i have a senior stiff flex would i be able to get more distance if i went to a regular flex ? That is just my driver i assume the rest of my clubs are the same since they were all bought together . I have found my self coming up short to the green very very often and i am getting frustrated . Again will a shaft or club change help solve my distance problems .

By: CristinaPRATT

CristinaPRATT — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 18:06:08 +0000

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By: Don

Don — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 14:39:01 +0000

Distance-vs-Accuracy who’s right. I think they are both right. Being in the middle of the fairway is no advantage if you’re to far away to hit the green and being three off the tee because you hit your ball a very long way into the woods doesn’t help much either. I would also point out that accuracy is not only controling the direction a ball goes but also the distance it travels. What good would it be to hit the ball right at the pin but 30 yards to short or long. The truth is that hitting the ball solid with good technique will produce both better distance and direction control. The reason golf coarses are becoming longer is that the tour players are hitting the ball farther and the ruff on tour doesn’t penalize the player like it use to. Technology, Bigger Stronger Players, coaching, better balls all add up to longer shots. Twenty yards may not seem like much, but a player who is twenty short of his competitors is playing a coarse that is almost 300 yards longer, this makes it tuff to compete.
In the end the only players not worried about hitting it farther are the ones that hit it real far. Teaching directional control is much easier than teaching someone to hit it far. Never give away distance. Thanks for the website Surge.

By: John

John — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 01:47:01 +0000

I’m 66 years old and after playing a round of golf, I have sever pain in my big toes and it is even painful to walk. I recently bought a set of Adams senior hybrid clubs that are much lighter and more comfortable to swing. This has helped somewhat. Can it be my setup?

By: Henry May

Henry May — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 01:17:43 +0000

because of the straight up back swing i am hitting down to much on the downing,skying the ball i have bought your tapes. henry