Pings Variable MOI Patent, Contests, Golf Pride & More
Ping Golf has recently applied for a patent on an unconventional club, to say the least. This driver appears to have a variable moment of inertia (MOI) function that should reduce the affect of off-center hits. Will it make it to market in 2011? Who knows… Tired of seeing those teenagers on your course without …
Ping Golf has recently applied for a patent on an unconventional club, to say the least. This driver appears to have a variable moment of inertia (MOI) function that should reduce the affect of off-center hits. Will it make it to market in 2011? Who knows…
Tired of seeing those teenagers on your course without proper golf attire – t-shirts and running shoes galore? Well make sure your teen is not one of them – Tattoo Golf has created a line of golf clothing that has the edge the teenagers are looking for. It may give some of your senior members a heart attack, but at least your kid will abide by the dress code.
KBS has launched a contest for a set of Taylor Made R9 irons shafted with premium KBS steel shafts – sign up and confirm your e-mail address to be registered, there are no geographical restrictions.
The Golf Digest, USGA and NBC sports contest to be apart of a US Open recently closed at the end of January. However, they do have a trip to Pebble Beach up for grabs for US citizens only.
Golf Pride launches six new grips for 2010 – The DD2 White, New Decade Multicompound Purple, Tour Wrap 2G (available in black, red and white), Tour Wrap 2G Jumbo, Tour Wrap 2G Midsize and finally the Tour Wrap 2G Undersize. Be sure to check out Golf Prides site for all the details – I’m already a fan of the look of the New Decade Purple grips.
