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Any golfer who is serious about traveling is going to need a travel bag at some point or another. You just can’t safeguard your clubs with adequate protection in a cart bag or a stand bag if you’re

The Titleist Vokey SM11 is now available — and it's an update worth paying attention to whether you're gaming SM10s or something older. Bob Vokey's team made meaningful changes to the face texture, s

If you've ever looked at a golf shaft spec sheet, you've seen the torque rating listed alongside flex, weight, and kick point. But unlike swing speed or flex, torque is one of those specs that most g

Not everyone swings 105 mph, and that's perfectly fine. But it does mean the shaft that's right for you is very different from what a tour player uses. The right shaft for a slower swing speed isn't

Two names dominate the premium aftermarket driver shaft conversation: Graphite Design Tour AD and Fujikura Ventus. Both are tour-proven, both are available at Dallas Golf, and both can transform your

When you're shopping for a new driver shaft, you're confronted with a wall of numbers: 65g, 3.2°, S-flex, mid-high kick point. It can feel overwhelming if you don't know what any of it means. This gu

If you're shooting in the 90s, 100s, or above, your equipment should be working with your swing — not against it. The right driver shaft for a high handicapper is different from what a scratch golfer

Scotty Cameron putters are always a great seller at Dallas Golf and 2018 should be no different.There are 7 models to choose from this time around. Keep reading to find out why these fine tuned put

                    For our part, we’re not sure if the folks at Sun Mountain had Lockheed in their heads when they designed (and named) the C-130. The Lockheed C-130 is one of the l

TaylorMade's Qi driver lineup is built around one idea: maximum forgiveness with tour-level performance. The Qi10 and Qi4D each target a slightly different type of player, and while both are impressi

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+.

You've done your research, you've picked your shaft, and now you're wondering: what exactly happens next? Getting a custom shaft installed in your driver doesn't have to be complicated, but there are

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 driver

If you've never done a proper golf club fitting, you might be leaving serious distance and accuracy on the table. A fitting isn't just for tour players — it's for anyone who wants to make sure their

It’s not required to be a golf pro to fully appreciate and understand the game. Like any other game, there is always going to be some sort of competition, whether that be personal competition or try

What Is a Custom Golf Shaft and Is It Worth the Investment for Amateur Golfers? The term "custom shaft" gets thrown around frequently in equipment circles, but most amateur golfers don't fully underst

The new Titleist GTS driver lineup lands June 11 — and it's the most significant driver release Titleist has made in years. Three models, more adjustability than any previous Titleist driver, and a c

There can be no question that certain golf bags for women are of higher quality than others. If you golf regularly, you know how quickly a bag can wear out. There’s also the case where, after trying a

                    In one of our previous posts, we covered the Fujikura Ventus line in solid detail. But, as you will notice, the Ventus line is available in three main different configurations.In t

                   Are you here because you’re looking for golf bags for sale? You’re in luck, we have them, and the best brands, including Sun Mountain, Mizuno, Titleist, Callaway, and TaylorMade,