This is representative of Tim’s new toy. This is the Titleist SM8 Low Bounce K Grind Wedge.
This is a 60 degree, 6-degree bounce wedge; however, Tim has a 58 degree. This is so new; it’s not even available yet. What makes it unique is that the K grind is the widest sole that Bob Vokey has, yet has so little bounce, only the most skilled hands should be using this.
Tim was almost giddy when he told me about it. The level of spin that it can put on a ball is pretty special. It was so impressive, fellow instructors were literally trying to steal it from his bag. I’m pretty sure he would have had to put in a favor to get another one once it was stolen.
Read more in the latest newsletter: https://bit.ly/3dOTR3y This is representative of Tim’s new toy. This is the Titleist SM8 Low Bounce K Grind Wedge.
This is a 60 degree, 6-degree bounce wedge; however, Tim has a 58 degree. This is so new; it’s ...See more
After the first hole, I was noticing his ball flight. He was striking it pure with his irons, but the ball was literally falling out of the sky, like if it hit a wall and just dropped. I’m no pro, but even I knew that looked really wrong. I asked a question, “What ball do you use?” He said he used anything that he could find on sale. The brand didn’t matter. While that’s not unusual, he literally used anything. I then asked the obvious question that I knew the answer to: “Have you ever been fit for a golf ball?” Read the whole article here: https://bit.ly/2NxyUzxAfter the first hole, I was noticing his ball flight. He was striking it pure with his irons, but the ball was literally falling out of the sky, like if it hit a wall and just dropped. I’m no pro, ...See more
Smash Factor, a measure of energy transfer, is a big part of how far you hit the ball.Smash Factor, a measure of energy transfer, is a big part of how far you hit the ball.
We frequently get questions over and over again in person, over email, through texts… you get the idea. One question that comes up is, “What ball should I play?” I’ve covered that one a LOT, and I’ll let you search the archives on that one for now. (Sorry!) Another popular one is “Are single-length irons worth it, and do they work?” Read the full answer and more here: https://bit.ly/3hEepz3We frequently get questions over and over again in person, over email, through texts… you get the idea. One question that comes up is, “What ball should I play?” I’ve covered that one a LOT, and ...See more
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