There all manor of tips out there on grips sizing. Try this grip fitting guide, go to golfclubshaftreview.com and click on the Grip Size page.
I'm sure you'll find it usefull. But as the other writer said, "blister are all...
Whatever you do, don't heat it up and twist it off. You have to pull off heads from graphite square. Take it to a club fitter who should only charge you $5-10. Unless you don't want the shaft that is fitted then you can use a...
Ok, at 6'3 you are not a giant in the golf world. You may want to consider having your lie adjusted to upright by a couple of degrees. Have a look on golfclubshaftreview.com and the club length page. You will find some useful stuff...
X Stiff, unless you can generate a lot of club head speed will hit the ball to the right. Lie angle will also affect the ball. Too flat and the toe will dig in and the ball will go right. Too upright and the heel will dig in and the...
There are many factors that can be causing your hook. Shafts, swing and even grip size can have something to do with it. Go to your local pro who has a launch monitor to check out your swing. Then you'll have a better idea on what you...
Some current Taylor Made club lengths are longer than std or what std can be these days. This will give you extra distance but you can loose direction. All the clubs you have looked at are decent clubs but have you looked into...
Use a decent 12 hour drying time, 2 part epoxy glue. Check out golfclubshaftreview.com for a guide on reshafting which will give you the step by step method to re-glueing
