No matter what level you play at, every golfer aims to get better but there’s a few things low handicapped golfers do and some particular pieces of equipment they use that help them play golf to a high standard.
I played four years of collegiate golf before trying my hand playing professional golf on the mini tours in the UK for 4 years. Throughout this time I played with and spent time around a bunch of elite amateurs and even players who have gone on to win on the DP World Tour.
Sam De’Ath practicing on a launch monitor
(Image credit: Kevin Murray)
While there’s no denying some golfers possess an immense amount of natural talent and ability, I have been witness to the fact that there are ways in which they use some of the best golf equipment in the game to assist them with getting the most out of their game.
While as you can imagine a lot of these products normally carry a fairly premium price tag, I’ve searched the internet to find some of the gear that I’ve spotted out at events that is also on offer this Black Friday Weekend – you can thank me later!
Drivers
The Cobra Darkspeed driver from multiple angles
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Driving the ball well has become more and more important and in order to hit the highest level of amateur or professional golf, combining accuracy and distance has become extremely important. Having one of the best drivers on the market is a great way of ensuring that you are getting the most out of your golf swing and are hitting more fairways. The latest drivers feature designs to aid with forgiveness and maximizing distance through the use of interchangeable weights and even carbon faces as seen in the TaylorMade drivers.
Two of the best drivers released in 2024 are the Cobra Darkspeed and the TaylorMade Qi10 driver. The latter has been used by the likes of Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler this year to capture a combined 11 wins across the 2024 season. The Cobra Darkspeed was trusted by the likes of Rickie Fowler, Gary Woodland and Justin Suh on the PGA Tour throughout 2024.
Sam De’Ath using the Mizuno T24 wedge on the golf course
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Yes, driving the ball well is very important, so is having the ability to scramble around the greens and convert birdie chances when given the opportunity. The best players I have played with and against have a knack of scoring well even when they aren’t necessarily hitting the ball all that well.
Pitching and chipping the ball well requires knowing how the ball is going to react…
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