Should you buy a new golf driver or used one?
right guys spoken at z-tech Tuesday your weekly look at all things technology related with in best golf driver 2018 and as always loads and loads of questions to get through so let's begin on those questions first question here from Werner's Oh 9 0 is it ok for beginning to play with blades I myself picked up bladed clothes three months ago after I started golf I feel I became much better ball striking much faster than my mate who started with me and I feel comfortable gaming them and the people are telling me I should use game improvement clubs there's nothing if you're a single handicap golfer and you're using cavity behind that's fine if you star golf and you want to use blades that's fine as well you're just going to find something that works for you generally speaking cavity back irons will be easier to hit because the moment of inertia is generally higher that means the perimeter weighting on a cavity back irons await further out to the outside that means when you hit there's less resistance to twist it and that will give more accuracy on shot it'll also give a hell of a lot more forgiveness on miss hit shots as well bladed irons don't have the same moment of inertia it's not the same amount of forgiveness but if you're comfortable hitting them and you can get control over them absolutely fine what I always recommend is if you want to find out gay blade gain iron cavity back home as well and go out there and play it see which one you like more it's a relatively simple test that conductor me you can get a relatively cheap blade design a relatively cheap County back iron from five six years ago wherever you may be just single eyes just test them out together just see what you think question from Ricardo Critchlow should you be allowed to do your PGA unless you're a scratch golfer or below so many people turn pro off between one and four and the standard of golf these days is so much higher than in the past tech Tuesday and it all depends what you're really looking for I mean the most cited example is Ian Poulter who turned pro or four to this PGA and obviously gone on to do many great things and tonight you're talking there and the standard of golf is so much higher than in the past you're talking about playing now the PGA generally speaking isn't about playing the PGA is about how to be a better coach it's about how to manage a golf club better it's about managing golf shops it's about retail it's about psychology is about nutrition it's about sports science it's all about being a rounded professional not so much in a playing capacity but in a professional capacity you see the driving range do you see a pro shop DC managing a club do you see running businesses it's very different spheres so I think once you get out of four you've proved that you're dedicated enough and that you've got commitment enough to golf to be able to get your handicap that low so I don't really think that that should change to be honest because I think most people who turn off for you know they're not looking to get on the tour generally speaking they all get into golf because they love the game so it's not I don't think in really needs altering too much the villas the stuff within the PGA that do think me does think need altering definitely but as far as that criteria I don't think that needs to change there's a couple questions on this but I'll get around to answer them all within this one question good good English pea so the question from Sean lemon is GC 2 & 5 scope are expensive gear would amateur golfers benefit from something like a swing caddies advice tell them were working out far they hit clubs or the weather wind Col give too much missing motion hashtag there choose a hashtag with you and as far as supply swing caddy and skytrak they're pretty good at judging distance either the accuracy there is quite good and if you get in here for that purpose then yes absolutely fine what I would say is if you're all looking to get a launch monitor don't just get a launch wanted to help you with your game get a good golf pro who has a launch monitor so Trackman fly scope GC - whatever it may be and invest in some lessons with that Pro the chances are that the money that you spend on a launch monitor whether it prefer 150 quid up to 500 quid depending on which one you get if you invest that money into a coach who has the technology already generally speaking you will see much more of a benefit there's no point in having a launch monitor which gives you all the swing day and not being able to interpret it
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