Every golf grip debate eventually comes down to one question you can answer in five seconds without a lesson, a launch monitor, or a training aid: look down at your lead hand and count your knuckles. The knuckle test is the oldest checkpoint in golf instruction, and it survives because it works. Your grip is […]
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Senior golfers represent one of the most active equipment research demographics in golf — and one of the most underserved when it comes to honest, age-specific buying guidance. Most RS1 content is written for a generic adult male golfer in his thirties or forties with no mention of how the club’s technology, feel profile, or
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Article At A Glance A slice is caused by a clubface that is open relative to your swing path at impact — it is a geometry problem, not a mystery. Strengthening your grip is the single fastest fix most golfers can make without changing anything else about their swing. Aiming left to “play the slice”
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Tiger Woods didn’t become golf’s greatest putter by accident. His approach to putting mechanics, combined with decades of deliberate practice, built a system that has held up across 15 major championships and 82 PGA Tour victories. These five techniques can sharpen your putting and lower your scores. RELATED Golf Putting Techniques: Tips and
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If you’ve been fighting a slice for years, you’ve probably seen the ads: Hank Haney, Tiger Woods’ former coach, claiming he can eliminate your slice in one shot with a 5-minute “Counter-Slice Sequence.” It sounds too good to be true, and if you’re here, you’re asking the right question before pulling out your credit card.
Is the One Shot Slice Fix by Hank Haney Legit? An Honest Review for Everyday Golfers Read More »
Of the three RS1 configurations, the Founder’s Edition generates the most specific and most urgent research questions — and for good reason. With only 500 units produced worldwide, it occupies a different category of purchase decision than the Standard or Plus. You’re not just evaluating a putter. You’re evaluating a limited production run, weighing scarcity
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One of the more common questions we get from golfers researching the RS1 is a practical one that the marketing materials don’t address clearly: does the Dual Pistol grip actually work with my putting style? It’s a fair concern. The RS1 ships with a proprietary grip unlike anything on a standard putter, and if you’ve
RS1 Putter Grip Compatibility Guide: Conventional, Cross-Handed, and Claw Grips Read More »
You bought the RS1. It arrived, you took it to the practice green, and the face-squaring technology did exactly what it promised — your short putts felt noticeably more reliable. Then you rolled a 35-footer and watched it die six feet short of the hole. This is the most common experience new RS1 owners report
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If you’ve been researching the Performance Golf RS1 putter, you’ve seen the phrase “Forward Axis Weighting” used extensively in the marketing materials. You may also have seen it described as “Face Down Balance” or heard the phrase “the putter squares itself” in YouTube ads and reviews. What you probably haven’t seen is a clear, jargon-free
Forward Axis Weighting Explained: The Physics Behind the RS1 Putter Read More »
If you’ve researched alignment and face-control putters at all, you’ve run into both of these names. They’re the two most talked-about answers to the same underlying problem — inconsistent face angle at impact — and they solve it in genuinely opposite ways. That makes this one of the more interesting comparisons in golf equipment right
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