ForeGolf

26/10/2026

A common issue for big hitters.
This one is how to fix that dreaded left miss

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23/10/2026

Thanks Stuart

21/10/2026

A recent Q&A question for all the tall golfers out there…

16/10/2026

09/10/2026

If some clubs in your bag feel easy to hit and others don’t, it may not be your swing.

That is an important part of custom fitting: lighter isn’t automatically better. The correct weight is the one that allows the golfer to feel and deliver the club consistently.

This golfer wanted to know “Why can’t I hit my irons like I hit my fairway woods?”
He loved his fairway woods and hybrids, but his iron play was inconsistent. When we measured the clubs, the reason started to appear.

His woods and hybrids had lightweight graphite shafts. His irons were 3/4" longer, fitted with heavy, stiff steel shafts and measured at a very heavy D7 swing weight.

The balance and feel changed completely as soon as he moved from one part of the set to another.

Your body knows when a club feels right.

09/10/2026

If some clubs in your bag feel easy to hit and others don’t, it may not be your swing.

This golfer wanted to know “Why can’t I hit my irons like I hit my fairway woods?”

He loved his fairway woods and hybrids, but his iron play was inconsistent. When we measured the clubs, the reason started to appear.

His woods and hybrids had lightweight graphite shafts. His irons were 3/4” longer, fitted with heavy, stiff steel shafts and measured at a very heavy D7 swing weight.

The balance and feel changed completely as soon as he moved from one part of the set to another.

That is an important part of custom fitting: lighter isn’t automatically better. The correct weight is the one that allows the golfer to feel and deliver the club consistently.

Your body knows when a club feels right.

golfcustomfitting

01/10/2026

Thanks Michael

27/09/2026

More feel doesn’t always mean more flex.

Golfers often look for a softer shaft when they want to feel the driver head more but that can sometimes make the club feel less stable through impact.

Going lighter doesn’t automatically mean losing control. When the weight, tip stiffness and overall balance work together, you can get stability and feel.

This KBS TD Black 40 X takes a different approach:

▪️ A lighter 40g shaft
▪️ A firmer tip section
▪️ X-flex stability
▪️ Plenty of awareness of where the clubhead is

The result is a driver that feels stable and solid through impact without becoming heavy, dead or difficult to feel.

It’s particularly effective for golfers with a quicker transition who want the clubhead to arrive square and centred but still want feedback from the shaft throughout the swing.

A clever piece of shaft design from KBS and a very good fitting result.

27/09/2026

More feel doesn’t always mean more flex.

Golfers often look for a softer shaft when they want to feel the driver head more but that can sometimes make the club feel less stable through impact.

Going lighter doesn’t automatically mean losing control. When the weight, tip stiffness and overall balance work together, you can get stability and feel.

This KBS TD Black 40 X takes a different approach:

▪️ A lighter 40g shaft
▪️ A firmer tip section
▪️ X-flex stability
▪️ Plenty of awareness of where the clubhead is

The result is a driver that feels stable and solid through impact without becoming heavy, dead or difficult to feel.

It’s particularly effective for golfers with a quicker transition who want the clubhead to arrive square and centred but still want feedback from the shaft throughout the swing.

A clever piece of shaft design from KBS and a very good fitting result.

24/09/2026

Many thanks Sean ⭐