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Blade Iron
A blade iron, also commonly referred to as a "muscleback" or MB iron, is a traditional golf iron that is usually forged from a single solid piece of soft carbon steel. The majority of the clubhead...
Why a Blended Iron Set Might Be Right for Your Game
What is a blended iron set and is it right for your golf game? Luke Kerr-Dineen stopped by the Titleist Performance Institute to get the answers to these questions for his game and for yours. Watch...
Ball Speed
Ball Speed is the speed at which the ball leaves the club face along its initial path. While club speed is important in producing ball speed, it is not considered a true “launch condition” because...
Dispersion
Golf shot dispersion refers to the proximity of a golfer's shots, relative to a given target. Dispersion is a measure of accuracy and consistency, and it includes not only how far from the target...
Take the Team Approach to Improving Your Golf Game
The TPI team approach emphasizes collaboration among various professionals, including trainers, physical therapists, and coaches, to create a comprehensive support system for golfers. This...
What Is A Mini Driver?
Table of Contents What is a Mini Driver? What’s Different About the Titleist GT280 Mini Driver? Who Should Play a Mini Driver? (Part 1 - Players Who Struggle with Driver) Who Should Play a Mini...
Smash Factor
The degree to which club speed is converted to ball speed is called Smash Factor (also referred to as Transfer Efficiency). Generally, on well struck shots using a driver, the ball speed will exceed...
Cavity Back
Cavity back is a term in golf club design used to describe a clubhead shape in which material and mass is moved from directly behind the club face and redistributed to the outer edges of the clubhead....
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There's More Than One Way to Swing a Golf Club
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How a TPI Screening Helps Build Your Golf Swing
A TPI screen is crucial for golf performance as it helps identify a player's physical strengths and...
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