Have you ever heard the adage that you may buy a better golf plot ? I really is true . Over the years my secret plan has improved dramatically because of improvements in clubhouse design — but I never have a bun in the oven to be get around anything like the Air Force One . On newspaper publisher , PowerBilt ’s idea makes a sight of sense — by filling a clubhead with atomic number 7 at pressures of up to 150 psi , you may dramatically reduce the heaviness of the face and increase the sweetspot because there would be no demand for mechanically skillful brace . The outcome is increase flex in the clubface on impact which translates into greater length . PowerBilt is releasing their line of Air Force One number one wood , fairway woods and cross society with variable aspect thickness — let players to tailor their club to their game . In other language , drug user with a low vacillation focal ratio can opt for the thin face ( for easier compaction ) while faster swing upper would require a thicker face . Either way , PowerBilt claim that these golf-club can add up 10 - 15 grounds of extra aloofness to your drive . That ’s remarkable if it is reliable , but what may be even more remarkable is that the clubs actually conform to USGA regulations — so you’re able to avoid crippling deceiver ’s guilt when you tread up to the golf tee . The number one wood , fairway Ellen Price Wood , and hybrids will run you $ 500 , $ 350 and $ 250 respectively . [ PowerBiltviaDVICEandWorld Golf ]
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