We offer 2 options in our BombTech Driver seen below. What flex will you choose?
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Let me know if you have any questions.
Regards,
Tyler "Sully" Sullivan
BombTech Golf Owner and Founder Since 2012
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We offer 2 options in our BombTech Driver seen below. What flex will you choose?
Thanks for reading!
Let me know if you have any questions.
Regards,
Tyler "Sully" Sullivan
BombTech Golf Owner and Founder Since 2012
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Add the shafting beads during your mixing process.
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Golf drivers from 2 years ago and before were manufactured with closed face angles from ranging from 0.5 - 2 degrees. A closed golf driver face was thought to help control a slice.
But a closed face angle merely points your club left of target and doesn't solve the problem of hitting a slice. A very closed club face of 1 degree or greater can impact ability to work the ball. The ability to work the ball is hugely important when trying to shape different drives and hit tough shot patterns.
So what do the pros hit? The majority of golf pros on tour play a neutral or open face angle. This allows them to work the ball in all directions with ease. As a closed club face would hurt there ability to work the ball.
What is the right Face Angle for your game? The majority of golfers should be playing a neutral or 0.5 degree closed face. If you are looking to cure a slice through a closed face angle, it will only help but not cure it. And the degrees closed will have to be very strong to truly make any impact.
If you are thinking about face angle and what it means, unless you are playing a fully offset golf driver. I highly recommend playing a neutral club face. You will hit where you are aiming and have the ability to work it like the pros.
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It is not often that you are asked to do a photo shoot. When Josh Brown a writer and photographer for the University of Vermont called to take photos at the golf driving range. I was more than excited to say yes. Here are just a couple photos of myself and the UVM Engineering students that designed the Grenade golf driver.
Thanks to Josh Brown, to the students and the University of Vermont!
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Warm Up For Longer Drives
Like any sport, proper warm up is key to playing your best. Golf is no different! A full and proper warm up will help you hit longer drives…This I guarantee.
Today made me realize how important this really is. I was in a rush today, but wanted to go hit some balls. So I ran over to a local indoor simulator to take some swings. I had no time to properly warm up. I went right in and starting swinging driver, which I never would normally do.
My club head speeds were low to start off, but never got to the normal range for my swing. My club speed with a proper warm up ranges from 125mph-131mph. Today with no warm up the fastest I could get to was 122mph, which was 3mph-8mph less than average.
I understand, many of us don’t have enough time to practice and warm up. But, taking 10 minutes will help you hit longer drives without lifting a single weight or going to the gym.
This is what I call the 0-300 warm up. Go from 0 to 300 yards or as close as you can. Rest 2-3 minutes between sets.
1. 10 swings of Sand Wedge at 40% power – REST 30 seconds between swings! This is extremely important to training your muscles for speed.
2. 10 swings of 8 Iron at 50% power.
3. 10 swings of 6 Iron at 60% power.
5. 2 swings of 3 wood at 80% power.
6. 5 swings of driver at 80% power.
7. 3 swings of driver at 90% power. Rest for 3 minutes
8. 3 swings of driver at 100% power. Rest full 1 minute between swings.
9. 10 swings of driver at 100% power. Rest 2 minutes between swings.
10. 5 swings of driver at 100% power.
DONE. Go play golf.
This is a simple warm up that can help you still go through your bag and get properly warmed up for longer drives off the tee.
This may seem very similar to a basic warm up, but the proper amount of rest between swing sets will help you get loose properly.
Give this warm up routine a try next time you are looking to bomb your drives longer and make your friends jealous!
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