10 common equipment mistakes high handicappers make
Chances are, you're probably making one of these glaring equipment mistakes
High handicapers are high handicapers for a multitude of reasons. Some of these reasons are unchangeable - such as having no innate golf talent.
But some can be - such as playing the wrong equipment. So we’re here to lay out some glaring mistakes you might be making regarding your equipment, which will help you immediately drop some shots.
1. Playing long irons rather than hybrids
Even top-level Tour pros are swapping out long irons for hybrids now. Long irons are notoriously difficult to hit, especially from dodgy lies, so why not opt for a forgiving hybrid?
They work from all surfaces, can launch high allowing you to attack greens, and some even have loft sleeves so you can change your setup without having to buy loads of clubs.
It's a no brainer, as the Americans say.
