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Fujikura Ventus Blue vs Black vs Red — The Complete Guide(Post)
If you've been shopping for a new driver shaft, you've almost certainly come across the Fujikura Ventus family. The Ventus Blue, Black, and Red are three of the most popular aftermarket driver shaft ...
Fujikura Ventus Velocore+ Review: Blue, Black, and Tour Black Compared(Post)The Fujikura Ventus Velocore+ is one of the most played shafts on the PGA Tour — and Velocore+ technology is the reason. Carbon fiber wraps spirally around the entire shaft length, creating sta ...
Learning from the PGA Tour(Post)Intellectual curiosity. I wish I knew where mine came from. Perhaps I was born with it, perhaps it was instilled in me from a young age by parents who frequently responded to my questions not o ...
"Distance Accuracy" & Club Fitting(Post)I heard a great new term the other day - Distance Accuracy. It's not a particularly new concept. During my time as a golf professional I have used a similar term - Distance Control. I think Dist ...
Introducing XXIO(Post)We're proud to announce that Dallas Golf has signed on to become one of the newest XXIO equipment dealers. (Pronounced: ZEK-SEE-OH.) Both online at DallasGolf.com and in Dallas Golf's Perf ...
HZRDUS vs Speeder Tour Spec(Post)Another great fitting session we thought worth sharing. We'll call this customer TC. TC is a young guy - roughly 30 years old. He's plays to about a 5 handicap. TC plays recreationally, but care ...
PXG + DG = Premium Experience(Post)We announced it a couple weeks ago, but you might have missed the big news. Dallas Golf has become an Authorized PXG Dealer! Consider this your formal invitation to join us this Friday (Febru ...
Getting The Flight Right(Post)Another day and another successful fitting. Heard great response to the first "case study" we shared, so here's another for your reading pleasure. Hopefully it sheds more light on the many be ...
What You Can Expect from Sun Mountain Golf Bags(Post)Looking for Sun Mountain Golf Bags on sale? Well, whether they’re on sale at the moment or not, our excellent prices will get you a deal on some of the best quality available in golf bags toda ...
Who Doesn't Want 10 More Yards?(Post)This is the first of what will be many "case studies" that we plan to share. Despite how many fittings we do every week at the Dallas Golf Fitting Center, there are still tens of thousands of our cus ...
What To Expect In A Fitting Session(Post)We were recently recognized by Golf Digest as one of America’s 100 Best Club Fitters for 2017. It's exciting news for us to be sure, but we also figure it is perfect timing to take a moment and ...
The Short Driver Craze(Post)Driver length seems to be a hot topic. And the question is... is longer better?To answer that question right away, we don’t think so. If you are a golf fan you may have seen the news recently that r ...
Testing The Titleist AVX Ball(Post)If you live in California, Florida, or Arizona - and have been in a golf shop recently - you may have seen a green colored box of golf balls with the famous Titleist script emblazoned on it. Stop by& ...
What’s the Deal with the Three Different Colors of the Fujikura Ventus?(Post)In one of our previous posts, we covered the Fujikura Ventus line in solid detail. But, as you will notice, the Ventus ...
Choosing a Fujikura Ventus Shaft by Swing Speed(Post)You may have noticed that Fujikura’s Ventus line is available in three main colors, which are the Fujikura Ventus Red, Blue and Black.All ...
Best Golf Shafts for a TaylorMade Qi35, and Why They’re Good(Post)The TaylorMade Qi35 is fairly new, and promises big things. To quote the folks at TaylorMade themselves, it offers “explosive distance and undeniable forgiveness.” These are big boasts, ...
Best Callaway Driver Shafts for a Rogue ST MAX(Post)So far, Callaway’s Paradym drivers have stolen the show in 2023, at least in terms of buzz and coverage.That doesn’t mean th ...
Best Aftermarket Shafts for TaylorMade Drivers in 2026(Post)TaylorMade builds some of the best driver heads on the market, but the stock shafts are designed for the masses — not for your specific swing. If you want to unlock everything your TaylorMade ...
How Much Does a Custom Golf Shaft Cost? (And Is It Worth It?)(Post)If you've been shopping for a premium aftermarket shaft, you've noticed they aren't cheap. A top-tier driver shaft from Fujikura, Graphite Design, or Mitsubishi can cost anywhere from $200 to $500+.
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