Tips for Finding the Right Set of Golf Clubs

Written by Larry Denton


Golf is a game of nearly infinite subtleties. A slight rotation duringrepparttar swing of a degree or two can meanrepparttar 136375 difference between hittingrepparttar 136376 green or landing inrepparttar 136377 bunker. Those same subtleties are also apparent in a set of golf clubs. As President Woodrow Wilson once remarked, "Golf is a game in which one endeavors to control a ball with implements ill adapted forrepparttar 136378 purpose."

With continued advances in golf club technology, it is possible to see a difference in your game as a result of new clubs, whether you are seeking increased power, accuracy, or forgiveness. If, however, there are inherent flaws in your swing, new clubs will not make them disappear. Your clubs can only improve on what's already there.

To improve your score, you do not necessarily needrepparttar 136379 most expensive set of clubs--but you DO needrepparttar 136380 proper set. Unless you stand over 6 feet or under 5 feet, standard-size clubs should be correct for most men and women. Men's clubs are generally 1 inch taller per club.

The shaft is an essential consideration and, today, are usually composed of steel or graphite. While steel shafts are more durable, generally less expensive, and offer more control, they require a faster swing to generate longer distances.

"Reel In" the Perfect Fishing Vacation

Written by Larry Denton


Do a web search to plan a fishing vacation and you will find hundreds of thousands of sites. Planning a fishing vacation, whether to your local lake for a day or off to Belize for a 15 day exotic excursion, can be a trying experience. How do you narrow downrepparttar choices to findrepparttar 136331 fishing destination that is right for you?

After all, "fishing is not a matter of life and death, it is much more important than that."

The best way to select a fishing destination is to begin by identifying your priorities. Is this to be a warm weather experience, or do you prefer to go ice fishing? Do you want to fish Saltwater (surf, deep sea, reef) or Freshwater (lake, stream, river, etc.)? How many anglers are joining you, or are you a single angler?

If you are going as part of a group, it would be a good idea to sit down with everyone else who is going and discuss precisely what it is that each person wants out ofrepparttar 136332 experience. It is not enough to simply decide you want great fishing, because that can mean very different things to different people.

Does great fishing mean catching a fish on nearly every cast, or catching only one fish all day--provided that one fish was a giant? And what constitutes a "giant" to you? Would a 20-pound chinook salmon make you happy, or would it have to be a 50-pounder?

What fish species are you interested in fishing for? Although this sounds like an overly simplistic question, it definitely needs to be discussed if this is to be a successful group outing. Do you want to catch lake trout, walleye, northern pike, bass, salmon? If members ofrepparttar 136333 group have different ideas, you should pick a location with multiple species.

What is your preferred method of fishing? (trolling, spin/bait casting, light tackle, fly fishing, etc.) Do you want to fish from shore, from a drift boat or raft, or wear full length waders?

Your level of fishing experience is also a crucial consideration. Choosingrepparttar 136334 right guide to help with equipment choices and techniques is critical. The more experience you have, obviouslyrepparttar 136335 less advice and help you will need.

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