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Ernie Els Makes The Switch Back To A Regular Sized Putter Ernie Els Makes The Switch Back To A Regular Sized Putter. Four-time major champion, Ernie Els is using the European Tour’s Desert Swing to work out some equipment changes. The popular 44 year-old from Johannesburg, South Africa switched from Callaway to Adams during the off-season, and has decided to get ahead of the putter ruling, and back to a normal length putter.
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Ernie Els Makes The Switch Back To A Regular Sized Putter The 2012 Open Champion is ranked 28th in the OWGR, and is currently 62nd in The Race To Dubai. He finished T37 last week at The Qatar Masters while using the short putter. Ernie Els has 26 career European Tour wins throughout his illustrious career, and 19 PGA Tour victories. He has won the US Open Twice, and the British Open twice.
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August 20 2013 Putters used by TOUR's birdie leaders. Each week, PGATOUR.COM's Equipment Report will highlight the top 5 players in a statistical category, and the club they used to get to the top. We continue with the current leaders (as of August 18, 2013) in birdie average. T5.
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- Expert Advice. Choose a putter with the right balance style for your swing. If you lay the putter shaft in your hand with the shaft parallel to the ground and the face is facing the sky, you have a face-balanced putter. Face-balanced putters suit golfers who have a tendency to have straight strokes that go back and through, also known as barn door swings.
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Lindbergh Kidnapping On June 10, 1932, Violet Sharpe, a waitress in the home of Mrs. Lindbergh’s mother, Mrs. Dwight Morrow, who had been under investigation by the authorities, committed suicide by swallowing poison when she was about to be requestioned.
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Biography of Ernie ELS Biography of Ernie ELS. Ernie Els born October 17, 1969 is South african professional Golfer. who has been one of the top professional players in the world since the mid-1990s. He is known as The Big Easy for his fluid, seemingly effortless golf swing. July 22, 2012, Ernie Els wins British open.. Theodore Ernest “Ernie” Els was born on 17 October 1969 Johannesburg, South Africa, is a professional golfer who has been one of the top professional players in the world since the mid-1990s.
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- Ernie Els shares memories of Arnold Palmer Ernie Els on the importance of attending Arnold Palmer's memorial service and recalls what it was like meet Palmer when he was a young golfer. about 198 days ago. more.
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Phil Mickelson returns to old putter Phil Mickelson returns to old putter. When it comes to Phil Mickelson and his equipment, Lefty always is on the search for something he can add to his bag that he feels can improve his chances on any given week. Whether it be two drivers, no drivers or a 64-degree wedge, few top players shuffle clubs in and out like Phil.
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- Keep your left elbow pointing to the ground to eliminate angles in the swing Jimmy Ballard: Listed as one of Golf Magazine's Top 100 Teachers Golf Digest's #24 instructor in the world; Golf Magazine's 80's Teacher of the Decade; Has taught over 300 PGA, LPGA and Senior PGA Tour players.
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Chippers  (Right Handed) The key to Thomas Golf's superior chipper is the weighted hosel adapter that converts the lie of the club to be more upright, much like a putter. Since the chipper is designed with a lie and shaft length of a standard putter, you can use the stroke that you normally use with your putter.
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Story behind Fowler's winning putter Including his putter. Instead of tweaking his current putter, Fowler, Cameron and Vizanko decided to take a quick trip to the department's mezzanine to see if there was anything that fit the two-time PGA TOUR winner's eye. What they found in an old box could best be described as hitting the putter jackpot.
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All Putter Hosel Adapters All Putter Hosel Adapters. Putter – Bendable Double Bend Putter Hosel Adapter 70 lie 8 Loft 12 Offset. Customize your putter heads with a double bend for face balanced putters. This is an aluminum grade bendable hosel ADAPTER and comes in a shaft over hosel design. Putter – Bendable Single Bend Putter Hosel Adapter 74 lie 0 Loft 0 Offset. Customize putter heads with a single bend putter hosel adapter for face balanced putters. This is a bendable aluminum grade adapter with a shaft over hosel design.
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The Spin Doctor: Titleist's master craftsman Bob Vokey on how to buy wedges The Spin Doctor: Titleist's master craftsman Bob Vokey on how to buy wedges. Wedge specialist Bob Vokey has been designing golf clubs for nearly 40 years. Wedge specialist Bob Vokey has been designing golf clubs for nearly 40 years and has stamped his name on the back of Titleists for the better part of the last 15.
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What Is the Difference in the Dots on Ping Irons? The system helps club fitters match the clubs&#039; shaft lengths and lie angles to a golfer&#039;s height and swing. The lie angle is the relationship between the sole of the club and the shaft, measured in degrees. PING puts a colored dot on each club so you can identify the setup of each club.
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Els goes from worst putter to best We're not sure if he had a brain transplant in the last week, but at the RBC Heritage, Els was a new man. He was the third-best putter in the field across the week, and best on his own – by a distance – over the weekend. Els shot a 66 on the final day to finish tied-14th.
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"HOME CERTIFIED PUTTING INSTRUCTOR FRANKLY FROG PUTTERS BOOKS WEEKLY ADVICE SHOP CONTACTYour cart is empty.About Frank Thomas &Valerie Melvin>Frankly Frog Golf PuttersFrankly Frog Makeover KitsFrog Golf BallsHeadcoversPutting Improvement CenterThe Frog StickFrog GripsBooksFrog AccessoriesEducationåè¬ç»é²ãã°ã¤ã³ãHome > 8 Simple Rules for Buying Golf EquipmentSimple Rules for Buying the Right Golf Equipment. By Frank ThomasBe honest. What you really need is a swing change. But what you really want is a new driver. Or a sand wedge. Or a putter. And you want it so much, you're not merely dropping hints to anyone who'll listen, you're tearing out catalog pages and leaving them on the living room coffee table.The trouble is, like everything in golf, buying equipment isn't as easy as window shopping. It's a world of precision, and all that precision is designed to help you enjoy the game. Still, it can be confusing, whether you're buying for yourself or someone else. Let me show you the best way to approach the buying process. Go slowly and study the information in these eight simple rules, and you just might get what you need -- and what you want.1. Know your skill levelDespite what the ads say, you are not Tiger Woods. What you are is either a beginner, an intermediate player (somebody who shoots 80 to 95, let's say) or an advanced player (someone who consistently breaks 80, or about 7 percent of the male golf population and less than 1 percent of the female golf population). Each level of player needs something different.Beginner: This group needs as much help as possible. Believe it or not, that often means less equipment, not more. You don't need to go through an extensive fitting program, because you really don't know how to swing yet. Ask for clubs that fit your strength and general posture when you stand to the ball properly. A basic set that includes two or three woods (choose from the following: Driver with a 10-13 degree loft, 3-, 5- and/or 7-wood) and a handful of irons (5-, 7- and 9-iron, pitching wedge, sand wedge) and putter are plenty. That's not to say you shouldn't buy a full set of clubs, just put the rest of the set in storage until you need them. The clubs you buy should be forgiving. Oversize, perimeter-weighted clubs will help you enjoy the game.Intermediate: This is the bulk of the golf nation and who most new equipment is designed to satisfy. You can have your pick of any clubs you want, but I'd focus on forgiveness. You want your misses to stay in bounds. Most companies will be happy to tell you which of their irons are most forgiving. As for comparing or testing various clubs from competing manufacturers, some are more worthwhile than others. One interesting concept is a special project from club design expert Ralph Maltby called the Maltby Playability Factor, which rates clubs in terms of forgiveness.But the only comparison rating that really matters is yours.Advanced: The entire cornucopia of golf equipment is at your doorstep, but even for you, I'd still lean toward clubs that offer forgiveness. Still, you are on the verge of being able to play irons that mix perimeter weighting with a more traditional-looking blade design. Don't make the switch, however, unless you believe you are being held back by your current equipment.2. Know what you needA set of three woods and eight irons has been the standard configuration. Not anymore. Assuming you are past the beginning stage of the game, get yourself custom-fit for irons. The fitting procedure may tell you things about your game you didn't know. Like maybe you're playing the wrong shaft. Most average golfers swing clubs with shafts too stiff, and they are continually fighting the club, trying to produce that one shot out of 20 in which everything comes together. How do you know the shaft is too stiff? If you can't feel where the clubhead is during the swing, this may be one consequence, but again, it's what feels right to you. You want to feel in control of the clubhead. Regardless of how good you think you are, I recommend you take a pass on the X-Flex shaft and the 1- and 2-iron. If you put more hybrids or even higher-lofted woods in your bag, you'll likely improve your score without changing your swing.3. Bigger is better -- SometimesThere's a reason the drivers you see in magazines are the size of a genetically mutated grapefruit. Supersize often means a greater moment of inertia. (forgiveness). Bigger also means the driver likely will be made of titanium and have the spring-like effect that provides better transfer of momentum from the clubhead to the ball (resulting in more distance). There is a point of diminishing returns, however. Once you get much beyond 400 cubic centimeters (more than twice the size of Callaway's original Big Bertha), the forgiveness factor starts flattening out â diminishing returns and the head gets too cumbersome. Be leery of the length of your driver's shaft, too. The best players in the world, who can have any length shaft they want, have settled on 44 or 44 3/4 inches (Tiger has even used a 43.5 inch driver). Your typical off-the-rack titanium driver has a 45-inch shaft. My advice: Go for a shorter shaft or grip down a little. There will not be any significant loss of distance, and your accuracy will improve.4. Consider price when picking a ballThe average player will not lose anything by playing the best, most expensive tour balls on the market. But the average player likely won't notice any difference in performance using the less expensive models, either. My shopping rule for balls is a simple one: If someone is buying the balls for you, go for the gold standard. If you're buying them yourself, be thrifty. Remember: Most balls today are better than the golfers who choose to use them.5. Get on a launch monitorScience now tells us the best launch conditions for a driver at 110 miles per hour are 12 to 13 degrees above horizontal with a spin rate of 2,200 to 2,500 revolutions per minute. Slower swing speeds require higher launch angles and more spin. Science also has managed to develop good launch monitors that can evaluate this information from your swing. Use a launch monitor with caution it is a guide only and will get you into the right range of conditions you seek. The rest is up to you unless you are a super elite golfer and need to tweak your equipment. If you are hitting the sweet spot try to get a ball speed of 1.4 to 1.5 times your swing speed. If the (good) launch monitor shows you're not doing that, you may need to change your driver, your swing or both. Most drivers today are a lot better than we are so get enough loft 10 degrees to 15 degrees if your swing speed is slow (75 mph) and the make sure the shaft flex suites your swing speed. A rule of thumb is, Stiff for 90 to 100 mph, R-flex for 75 to 90mph and A-flex for below 75 and below. Click here to see launch conditions.6. Fill the gap in your wedge gameEquitably space your wedge lofts, but always make sure the sand wedge (56 degrees) has a decent bounce angle.Today's iron lofts are about a club and a half stronger than they were 25 years ago. (Jack Nicklaus' 8-iron of yesteryear is nearly equal to some of the stronger pitching wedges out there today.) Club manufacturers have designed them that way to make us feel as if we're hitting the ball farther. The problem, however, is the loft on the typical sand wedge has remained at 56 degrees. Consequently, there's probably a gap somewhere in your wedge game.Here's what to do: Identify the loft on your 9-iron or pitching wedge (if you don't know, your club pro or the manufacturer can tell you). Decide if you need a wedge with a loft between your sand wedge and pitching wedge. You don't want more than 4 or 5 degrees loft difference between your wedges, otherwise you'll find yourself with a yardage and no full-swing club that carries that distance. Furthermore, if you buy a lob wedge (and I'm not convinced most players need one), be careful not to get one with too much bounce (the trailing edge of the club's sole is lower than the leading edge of the club). A lot of bounce, typically found on a sand wedge, is only helpful out of heavy rough or soft sand. From a tight lie, you might blade shots over the green.7. Use clubs with proper lie angleOnce you reach the intermediate level, getting fitted for irons is important. Well-struck approach shots may miss the green if your clubs don't fit you. Specifically, the issue is lie angle. Ideally, the sole of the club as it makes contact with the ball should be level with the ground. If the toe is up, then well-struck shots will go to the left and you will need to flatten the lie. If the toe is down then well-struck shots will go right, and the lie needs to be more upright to correct the flight. Make sure you're being fit for your swing, not just your setup. A good clubfitter will have you hit shots off a lie board, which is a type of mat that will leave a mark on the sole to show how to adjust the lie if necessary.If lie angle is off, it will be most obvious in short-term accuracy.8. Invest in a new putterApproximately 45% of your score is generated on the putting green, therefore a good putter is essential. You use your putter more than any other club in your bag.When considering your next putter, understand that the shape and weight distribution of the putter is important in determining its forgiveness.There are basically three head shapes for conventional length putters. a) The Blade; b) The Mid mallet ; and c) The Mallet  (see images below of the Frankly Frog Putters I designed available in each shape) Mallet style putters are more forgiving, whilst blade style putters are less forgiving. Putter length is crucial and many golfers are putting with putters that are too long for them. Make sure that your putter is the correct length and fit.  Once you have the correct putter, now itâs time to brush up on your putting stroke. We have a Free Putting Guide that you can consult to get you started.Click here to request Your Free Putting Guide9. Take a lessonThe best gift for a golfer, no matter who is paying for it, is a lesson. This will cost about one-fifth of the price of a good driver and one-tenth the price of a new set of clubs -- and may be better for your game. Almost as good, and even better for your quality of life, is a gym membership. Good strength and flexibility will do as much or more for your game as new equipment. It may not be as much fun as waggling that new driver, but come next summer when your workouts have made you healthier and stronger, your game should improve, too. Furthermore, an exercise regimen will help you avoid injuries. Because if you're injured, you won't be able to test all the new equipment, right? -Frank Thomas P.S. If you enjoyed this article, you will also enjoy my article "" Simple Rules for Buying a New Putter "". You can also visit my Golf Equipment Help Center with more interesting information to help you make smarter golf equipment decisions.Home | About Us | Contact Us | My Account | Shipping Policy | Return Policy | Privacy Policy | Cart HelpÂ© 2018 Frankly Golf" The best gift for a golfer, no matter who is paying for it, is a lesson. This will cost about one-fifth of the price of a good driver and one-tenth the price of a new set of clubs -- and may be better for your game. Almost as good, and even better for your quality of life, is a gym membership. Good strength and flexibility will do as much or more for your game as new equipment.
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How the Ping Anser putter, one of the most iconic clubs in golf history, came to be George Archer became the first golfer to win a major with a Ping Anser putter when he was victorious at the 1969 Masters. Although Solheim missed out on Palmer, the Anser caught on with most everyone else. Archer was one of the best putters on tour and won the first major with it at the 1969 Masters.
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Phil Mickelson returns to old putter Although most of the talk regarding Mickelson and his putting at the WGC-Cadillac Championship centered on his use of the claw grip for shorter putts, Mickelson also returned to his Odyssey White Hot XG PM 18 putter—a prototype model that he has used on and off since the 2008 season.