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Ken Takomo and Stix are both direct-to-consumer golf club brands, but they’re aimed at different kinds of golfers. Takomo leans more toward the player who wants a clean, traditional look with solid feel and decent performance without paying big-brand prices. Their irons, like the 101 and 201, are built for mid to low handicappers, though beginners … Read more
Here are some pros and cons of Stix Golf Clubs, based on reviews and user feedback. Whether they’re “good enough” depends a lot on your skill level, priorities, and how much you’re willing to spend. The Good Things about Stix The Downsides / What to Be Wary Of ⚡ For Whom Are They a Good … Read more
Here’s a balanced look at Takomo golf clubs (often also spelled “Tokomo” / “Takomo” etc.) — what people like about them, what complaints show up, and whether they might suit you. If you tell me your handicap, priorities (forgiveness vs workability vs feel vs budget), I can help tailor whether they’re a good fit. What … Read more
Titleist: From an X-Ray Revelation to Today’s Tour-Validated Clubs Titleist is one of golf’s most storied brands — synonymous with precision, tour performance, and the Pro V1 ball that reshaped the professional game. But Titleist didn’t begin as a conglomerate of drivers, irons and wedges; it began with one man, an X-ray and a very … Read more
Callaway Golf — from a garage buy to one of golf’s defining equipment makers (in-depth) Callaway’s story is one of bold engineering, loud marketing and continual reinvention. From Ely Callaway’s purchase of a tiny club maker in the early 1980s to today’s AI-designed faces and pandemic-era corporate moves, Callaway helped reshape how drivers, irons and … Read more
The story of PING: from a garage putter to a tour-tested empire PING is one of golf’s most influential—and quietly ambitious—brands. Founded by an engineer who treated clubs like machines, PING’s innovations reshaped how clubs are designed, manufactured, and fitted. Below is an in-depth look at PING’s history, major technological breakthroughs, product evolution, fitting philosophy, … Read more
Grips are one of the most underrated pieces of golf equipment, yet they directly influence feel, control, and confidence. The “best” grip depends on your hand size, playing conditions, and personal feel preferences. I’ll break it down into popular grip types, examples of pro golfers and what they use, and general recommendations for amateurs. Types … Read more
Great question — and it’s one a lot of golfers struggle with! Here’s a clear, practical way to think about it: Lessons First, Then New Clubs (Usually Better!) Why? Lessons will likely improve your swing mechanics, posture, and ball striking — and this can change what you really need in your clubs. If you buy … Read more
Considerin Skillest? Here are some top-tier coaching options on Skillest, especially tailored for someone around a +18 handicap—offering a mix of price points, experience levels, and areas of specialization: Recommended Coaches on Skillest 1. Iain Lowdean PGA – Structured & Affordable Rating: 4.99 (1383 reviews) Rate: ~$65 per lesson Offers free swing analysis and strong … Read more
Here are the top online golf lesson platforms in 2025, based on coaching quality, user experience, value, and tools for improvement. Each has its own strengths depending on your skill level and goals: 1. Me and My Golf Website: meandmygolf.com Best For: Structured programs and beginner to intermediate players. Features: Step-by-step coaching plans (e.g., driving, … Read more