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Frank Fenton has extensive expertise in the golf business as a journalist, product developer, technical expert, manufacturer and marketer. Fenton is the former manager of research and development for two major golf companies and the inventor of more than 30 golf-related patents worldwide.
Frank Fenton has extensive expertise in the golf business as a journalist, product developer, technical expert, manufacturer and marketer. Fenton is the former manager of research and development for two major golf companies and the inventor of more than 30 golf-related patents worldwide.
Frank Fenton has extensive expertise in the golf business as a journalist, product developer, technical expert, manufacturer and marketer. Fenton is the former manager of research and development for two major golf companies and the inventor of more than 30 golf-related patents worldwide.
Frank Fenton has extensive expertise in the golf business as a journalist, product developer, technical expert, manufacturer and marketer. Fenton is the former manager of research and development for two major golf companies and the inventor of more than 30 golf-related patents worldwide.
Why Today’s Golf Clubs Cost More Than Those of Years Past From time to time I hear some of my fellow golfers complain about the price of new golf clubs. Sure, $500 is a lot for a new driver, but if it will really help your game maybe it’s worth the cost. Years ago, a …
The Arnold Palmer Bay Hill Club & Lodge A few days ago I heard the news that golf legend Arnold Palmer (now 84 years old) had surgery to implant a pacemaker for his heart. It was a reminder that our heroes do indeed get older, even if we will always think of them to be …
A Square Golf Club Face Angle Really is Open, or Not Huh? This argument should not be “open” to debate or opinion. The angle should be uniform. Years ago, a lot of testing and discussion — including among Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan — went into figuring out that a true square golf club face …
A Clean Clubface for Maximum Backspin Why it is important to have a clean clubface for maximum backspin, particularly on your chips and pitching. Hint: A damp towel will go a long way toward improving your shots to the green. I see many golfers show up to the course to play with a freshly scrubbed set …
King & Bear Golf Course at the World Golf Hall of Fame Don’t forget to play the King & Bear Golf Course (for Arnold Palmer & Jack Nicklaus, respectively) while visiting the golf HOF in St. Augustine, Fla. Out of thousands of golf courses they’ve had hands in, only at the King & Bear Golf Course …
USGA Golf Ball List How American golf’s ruling body decides what golf balls are appropriate and how. One of the many things that the United States Golf Association (USGA) does is test an enormous number of golf balls sent in by golf manufacturers from all over the world. This is to create a list of …
Royal Liverpool Club — 2014 British Open Course A brief history into the site of this season’s third Major,The Open Championship, held July 17-20, 2014 in Hoylake, England. This year will be the Royal Liverpool Club in Hoylake, England’s 12th time hosting The British Open (the last was in 2006 with Tiger Woods’ emotional win immediately …
Golf Club Shaft Droop and the “Proper” Iron Lie Angle It’s important to have them both properly fit for your game. Most experienced golfers understand the importance of being properly fit with the correct lie angle on their irons. However, many expect the iron head to be soled at address — when it’s resting on …
Meanest and Nicest PGA Champions Tour Golfers Mike Reid probably is tops. But the naughty list is naught, at least according to our writer and PGA club fitting veteran. (Pictured above is one of the good ones, Craig Stadler.) I’ve been dealing with, working alongside, and personally fitting PGA Tour players for more than 30 …
