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Improve Your Golf Game With Custom Golf Clubs
By Eric Stone
Golf clubs are big determinants of how well you play the game. So to enable you to make that killer shot, you need customized clubs. Customization involves fitting your clubs with different lies: upright, standard, or flat to allow a better game. Custom made clubs also let you choose the grip and the materials and help you set your driving range to make best use of your clubs.

Custom clubs also mean you can select materials for the shafts and the club heads. These give you the flexibility you require for your swing and drive. It is essential however that you keep in mind certain factors when getting your clubs custom made: whether you play right hand or left hand, wear shoes with flat soles, have your arms down your sides, distance between your wrist and the

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floor, size of your gloves, and your present handicap on the 18 hole green.

Other questions frequently asked are about your driving distance, accuracy, putting and chipping techniques, recovery and ball hitting. You need to know how far the ball travels with your 5-iron, which of these you do most frequently: Hook, Draw, Straight, Fade, Slice, the driver you are using now and its make and flexibility as well as that of the shaft, the kind of irons and their makes, the type of ball used.

At the end of the custom fitting sessions, you need to know what to expect and why exactly you are getting your clubs customized.

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Eric Stonewww.300yards.com888-562-3445

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