It’s unanimous. Every teaching pro, touring pro and avid golfer will tell you that to play your best and to improve, you must be fit. Even the PGA of America admonishes: “It’s no longer an ‘option’, it’s a ‘must’.” Unfortunately, over 90% of golfers are still playing with the wrong clubs. No surprise given the …
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Why Is “Frequency Matching” Of Golf Clubs So Important?
“Frequency matching” is a scientific method of providing the correct flex for each club in a golfer’s bag. Major brand manufacturers rely on “flex” which is usually marked as S, R, L (stiff, regular, lady] on the shaft … which unfortunately has absolutely no meaning whatsoever as there is no consistency in the markings. For …
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Forged Irons
KZG has long been known for the quality of its forged irons and has received numerous awards of recognition from the industry and media. KZG forgings have been played on every tour by the very top players on tour … and we have never paid anyone to play our clubs. Several years ago, the most …
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The Best Driver In Golf
Everyone is always looking for the best driver in golf. They will spend hundreds or thousands of dollars every year hoping they find the magic club. Most never do this correctly and just buy one off the rack of their local superstore. The honest truth is that there is a “best driver” for everyone. It’s …
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A KZG Dealers Perspective On Club Fitting
Marcel De Jager has been a premiere dealer with KZG in the Netherlands for over 10 years. Marcel is committed to club fitting and believes that a custom fit is the only way to improve anyone’s game. Marcel had a motorcycle accident in 2003, and decided to use the money from the insurance company to …
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Distance Gain …. Just The Facts … No Advertising Buzz
Professional Teachers and ClubFitters are constantly hearing this lament from golfers: “I think I should be hitting the ball farther”. Well, the golfers are usually right. With the advent of launch monitors that can determine club head speed, spin rates and distance, professionals can objectively determine that most golfers are leaving a lot of distance in …
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