How Do Having Your Own Set Of Used Golf Clubs Help You To Break 100?
March 26, 2011 by Parshooters · 6 Comments
In Order To Break 100, You Do Need Your Own Golf Clubs!
Advice For The Beginning Golfer. If you have decided you like this new game, but you really aren’t playing as well as you would like. Your friends are beating you by large margins and you would like to even the score. Then the only way to do this is too start spending on fancy $1300+ golf equipment. You know the new fancy square backed driver with the snazzy stripped shaft that all of the touring pros are using. The driver that is guaranteed to have you hitting 300 yard drives. Or, maybe you should buy the $200 wedge that Tiger or Phil uses, and that $200 putter would make anyone envious.
Wait just a minute! I’m sorry, now is not the time to run up more debt on the old credit card. Superior equipment will help an average, better than average or superior golfer. You don’t qualify! In order to justify top end and expensive golf equipment, you need to first have developed a consistent golf swing. Right now no two balls are going anywhere near each other from your golf swing. Do you really believe it is all of the clubs’ fault, and not you?
A good professional or golf shop employee will want to fit the clubs to your body and swing. Matching the clubs to a reliable trustworthy swing will allow the clubs to produce superior performance for that one golfer. Would you like to match the clubs to your shanked shot, fat shot, or flubbed shots ? Oh, and what putting stroke are we talking about here?
Why Don’t You Own Krank The Longest Driver In Golf?
January 17, 2011 by Parshooters · 6 Comments
The Krank Rage Driver was the club Joe Miller from London-England used, in winning this year’s 2010 Re/Max World Long Drive Championship. In doing so he set a new world record for ball speed coming off the face of the driver at 225 MPH. The ball would end up traveling after finally stopping at 414 yards. “I will never forget the 2010 Worlds. It was incredible, overwhelming, exhilarating, stressful, painful and humbling all at the same time. Krank Golf made a statement for sure,” says Joe Miller.
Krank Rage Driver Is The Longest Driver In Golf!
Taking 2′nd place hitting the Krank Rage Driver, was a 16 year old new comer named Dominic Mazza from California. The youngest hitter to ever qualify for the Re/Max World Long Drive Championships. He almost took down the most coveted crown in the competition. This may be the single greatest story in the history of this event. Yes, it was an all out Krank Golf Rage Final. Krank Golf Rage Driver also wins the Senior Division. (45 to 49 years old). George “The Animal” Slupski walks through the field to claim his first Championship with the longest drive ever recorded in the Senior finals of 404 yards. Also, Krank Golf founder and President Lance Reader finishes 4th place hitting the Rage Driver.
The story continues. Krank Golf Rage Driver also wins the Legends Division Re/Max World Long Drive Championship title. (60 years old and older.) Rick Barry, NBA Hall of Fame member wins his third World title using the Rage Driver. His past two titles were using the Krank Golf El Diablo Driver. Krank Golf has now developed two Remax World Long Drive Championship Drivers.
Do You Know How To Improve Your Golf Swing?
August 10, 2010 by Parshooters · 13 Comments
Golf can be the most exhilarating and yet the most frustrating game you can ever play. Week after week we drag ourselves out to the golf course only to try and improve upon our previous weeks score. Consistency will always be the biggest problem for any golfer. Professional golfers will spend years working on their craft trying to find the perfect golf swing. For most of us, it would be nice to just say hit the golf ball. It never works that way. The one question that always comes up is “How to Improve Your Golf Swing?”
There is literally thousands of how to books, dvd’s and magazines on the subject matter of golf swing mechanics. Myself, I’m a visual type person, that needs to be shown what to do. You can’t correct your golf swing by just reading. You also need to take an idea with you to the driving range, and practice on those certain swing mechanics. However, there is a negative to practicing on your own swing mechanics if it leads you back to your old bad swing faults. Practice doesn’t make perfect, it makes permanent with your golfing memory. That’s why for any serious golfer who wants to improve upon their golf swing, you must practice not only with the correct swing techniques learned from reading and watching, but with tools to help you build a solid golf foundation.
That is why training aids is so important in the learning process. I’m a firm believer in the Medicus System, because I know it helped me out a lot. I used to have a terrible slicing problem, and then I would find myself over-compensating into duck hooks or smothering the golf ball. If you are having trouble with your golf swing this is a must tool that you need in order to improve your golf swing. The Medicus will give you instant feedback about what is wrong with your golf swing and how to fix the bad swing flaws. By using the Medicus it does straighten out your golf swing, to the point that you’ll find that you have more control and accuracy.
Krank Rage Driver Review
July 12, 2010 by Parshooters · 14 Comments
RE/MAX Championships. Watch For The New Krank Rage Driver!
What makes Krank Golf, which is certainly lesser known in general golfing circles, so formidable in the long-driver world? Krank Golf is a company that sells a very specialized golf club on the Internet. In the past three years it has grown into a company that now experiences most of its volume on- line. Consistent and steady growth has been the story behind this site. The total number of quality visitors has grown exponentially over the past few months. Krank Golf founder and President, Lance Reader once hit a world record drive of 526 yards in a 2004 competition. Krank Rage Driver is the newest favorite among long-drive competitors.
If you’re a fan of the RE/MAX Long Drive Championships, you’ve probably noticed how many of the competitors who show up in the finals of this and other long-drive events play golf clubs that are not made by the well known, big name equipment companies. Some of the most popular big sticks among the freaks of nature who compete in these events are made by Krank Golf, a Tempe, Ariz.-based outfit that was founded in 2002. In a short period of time it has built an enormous reputation, thanks in large part to the enormous drives that are hit each year with Krank Golf clubs.
Krank Golf is not just another golf club company, spitting out multiple drivers every year just for the sake of having a new product. There is a strategic plan, and a purpose behind every driver they develop. It is very important to understand that Krank spends every waking business hour trying to improve distance and accuracy with their custom golf drivers and custom Long Drive Drivers. This commitment is what makes it possible for them to compete at the highest level of the Long Drive industry. After over a year of development, Krank Golf is proud to announce the release of their new Rage Driver.
