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Get Your Golf Game in Shape for Spring 🌱⛳ Spring is right around the corner, which means longer days, greener fairways, and a fresh start for your golf game. Before the first tee time of the season sneaks up on you, now is the perfect time to get your equipment—and your confidence—back in shape. Here’s a simple, smart checklist to help you start the season strong.     1. Start Fresh with a New Golf Bag Your golf bag is your mobile command center. If zippers are broken, legs don’t deploy, or it weighs more than it should, it’s time...

How New Golf Grips Can Instantly Improve Your Game When golfers think about improving their game, they often focus on lessons, new clubs, or the latest technology. But there’s one upgrade that’s simple, affordable, and immediately noticeable: new golf grips. If you haven’t changed your grips in a while, you might be leaving strokes on the course without realizing it.   1. Better Grip = Better Control Worn grips get slick—especially in heat, humidity, or pressure situations. When your hands can’t trust the grip, your body compensates by squeezing harder. That tension travels up your arms and ruins tempo and feel....

The Commercial That Changed Everything You know what they say—sometimes the simplest ideas make the biggest splash. That's exactly what happened here at Mike's Golf Shop when we created what might be the most straightforward commercial in the history of local TV advertising. If you've been anywhere near a screen in the last few years, chances are you've heard our now-famous phrase: "We Buy Golf Clubs." Yep, that's it. That's the commercial that put us on the map. What started as a budget-friendly local ad somehow morphed into an internet sensation that had people from coast to coast either scratching...

Grip To square the clubface routinely with a strong grip given your described swing path, we need to examine the geometry of the clubface rotation throughout the swing, particularly the left hand's influence on face orientation. Let’s walk through the mechanics: Key Setup Conditions: Shaft angle at address: 61° from horizontal (standard for a 7-iron or similar). Clubface zero degrees at address = face square to target. Hand path: From 5" in front of body at address to 12" behind vertical axis at top of swing. Swing arc: Club travels in a tilted circle around the body. Impact goal: Clubface...

An Analysis of the Favorites to win this week's Masters at Augusta