Wilson Staff
 
Golf Drivers
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Now available in a variety of shapes including square and triangular. Consider golf drivers with movable weight technology as this enables them to be customised to give your required golf ball flight pattern.  Look no further to find the best golf drivers..
Callaway X Fairway Woods
 
Golf Fairway Woods
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Similar to golf drivers these too are available in a variety of shapes and materials. Arguably the best fairway woods are made from Titanium followed by steel and then alloy. Sole designs vary with some more suited to playing out of the rough.
Callaway Big Bertha
 
Golf Hybrid Woods
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A very popular addition to golf bags. Sometimes known as iron woods golf clubs, these combine the benefits of golf woods distance with the control of golf irons, making them easier to hit than long irons. Shafts are shorter than
fairway woods.
Tylor made OS II
 
Golf Irons
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Features to look out for include composite material to lower COGs making it easier to get the golf ball into the air and hybrid golf clubs that are now an alternative to the traditional golf club set and are ideal for higher
handicap golfers
Odyssey 2ball
 
Golf Putters
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Best golf putters come in many shapes, sizes and formats. Consider milled face, soft insert, centre shafted golf putter and long putters to name but a few. The choice is yours but don’t forget its all in the mind! Greatvaluegolf is the place
to shop
PGA QPQ
 
Golf Wedges
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Club manufactures changes in golf club lofts have left a gap between the pitching wedge and sand wedge. The most popular golf clubs to fill this are the 52 and 54 degree golf wedges. No need to look further for the best wedges
in golf!
Club Packes
 
Complete Golf Sets
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Sometimes referred to as a packaged set or golf club pack, they contain all the gear required to start playing golf. Available in 15 and 18 piece sets they usually contain a golf driver, golf fairway or hybrid wood, golf irons, golf bag and headcovers
Ogre Fairway woods
 
Juniors Golf Equipment
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No longer cut down clubs but a full range in four age ranges
from 3 to 11 years old. Included are junior golf clubs, junior golf bags, junior trolleys and junior gloves and clothing.
Many items have
YMG approval
Ladies Wilson Staff LF6 Fairway woods
 
Ladies Golf Equipment
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Ladies golf clubs, ladies golf bags and ladies golf clothing are all available from Greatvaluegolf – not to mention ladies golf balls and ladies golf gloves. We are proud to be supplying ladies golf equipment, so if we are missing any golf equipment you want, give us a call.
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If so here are some points that Greatvaluegolf recommends you consider. These will help you make a wise buying decision as this product group, amongst all golf equipment, has seen some of the most change in recent years. Select the right golf equipment and you’re on the way to enjoying the sport even more.

Golf woods in the past simply related to golf drivers and golf fairway woods but more recently a new family of clubs called golf hybrid woods have started to make their mark denting the popularity of golf fairway woods. So let’s take a look at each.

Golf Drivers
Internal computer aided design has helped manufactures to remove metal from where it is not required to reposition it where it is going to have most affect. This has brought into being golf clubs that gook anything but traditional.

Square golf drivers were the first to break the mould.  Callaway Golf made the first launch in the autumn of 2006 – the 460cc FT-I. It positioned weight to the extreme corners of the club head in order to raise the MOI – Moment of Inertia. This in turn minimises both horizontal and vertical twisting providing far greater forgiveness to off centre shots. Since their launch many brands have used similar principles include Nike Golf, Ram Golf and The Masters Golf Company. These offer major benefits particularly to mid to high handicap golfers.

Triangular shaped golf driver head then burst into golf equipment reviews. This design enables weight to be positioned as far away from the face as practical. This lowers the centre of gravity, optimising the golf ball’s launch angle and once again increases the MOI for increased distance and forgiveness. A feature that is ideal for all golfers, making it easier to get good distance off the golf tee yet still maintain control. A typical example of this driver is Titleist’s 907D1.

Moveable weight technology has featured recently in golf driver design too. Both TaylorMade with their r7 Superquad and more recently Mizuno’s MP600 offer products where weight can de moved around the club head. This enabling it to be customised to individual golfers preferred ball flights. Golfers that hook shots should position more weight towards the toe, while golfers that slice should position it more towards the heel.

Golf Hybrid woods
Some may say that hybrid golf clubs have been around for years. It’s true but not in the form that they are offered today. That why in recent months they have become more and more popular even on the tour, as the new breed provide the distance of a golf wood with the control of a golf iron.

A hybrid golf club’s shaft is similar in length to a golf iron making it easier to use and giving greater control. Its head, however, is similar in shape and construction to a fairway wood giving good distance both off the tee or fairway. The sole often features “rails”.

Centre of gravity –
COG The point within a golf clubs head at which it would be perfectly balanced. This will effect the launch angle or the trajectory of the ball. Clubs with their COG low and toward the back of a club head will encourage a higher trajectory. Moment of inertia – MOI A term applied to a club head's resistance to twisting when the ball is struck. This becomes of paramount importance with off centre hits as the greater the resistance, the greater the chance the ball will fly straighter. Moveable weight technology.

The ability to move weight around the club head. This enables the club to be customised to a players preferred ball trajectory helping reduce hooks and slices. Launch angle The vertical angle at which the ball comes off the club face. Research shows that to make a golf ball go further for a given swing speed the launch angle and the spin speed must be optomised. This will generally be achieved with a higher launch angle and less backspin. Top tour drivers launch it at 11degrees or more with about 2,200 rpm or less backspin.