7 EASIEST GOLF GEAR UPGRADES!

In this video, Neil Tappin takes a look at how you can most effectively upgrade your equipment for 2021. From new clubs to your choice of shoe and ball, he offers some simple pointers to help you make the smartest choice possible.

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21 thoughts on “7 EASIEST GOLF GEAR UPGRADES!

  1. I received a Blue Tees Golf rangefinder from my wife for Christmas and it has worked like a charm. It has the slope function that can be switched off and is easy to use

  2. New grips are a definite must. Mine were so old, they were slick. My husband put on new and a little bigger grips and it has made an amazing difference.

  3. Upgrading the Lob wedge yearly is a must IMO. Now just have found a model i really enjoy and bought 2 for the year, one for practice one for playing. hope it’ll extend the lifespan a decent bit.

  4. I use a Garmin vivoactive 4s for both golf and running (my two big hobbies)….it's a great watch for both and I would suggest not just buy a watch only for golf but buy it for multiple uses

  5. Granted I haven’t looked/investigated in a few years, but I’d like to have one measuring device instead of 2. My Garmin S20 is perfect for F/M/B distances, but if I need the actual ‘playing’ distance or a number to a hazard, I break out my rangefinder.

  6. Seems like you have no knowledge of your golf game but buy new equipment, learn how to use your equipment, you will play better golf,

  7. Just started my journey with Shotscope V3. Starting to get some really food data after the round and during the round. My Bushnell rangefinder rarely makes an appearance these days.

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