Scott's Corner
Zero-torque putters are designed to resist face rotation and simplify putting. PGA Professional Scott Pickett explains how they work, who they may suit and why trying one first matters.
Should you buy a golf chipper? PGA Professional Scott Pickett explains who chippers suit, where they work best and when a lesson may be the better option.
Worn wedge grooves can raise launch, reduce spin and add rollout. PGA Professional Scott Pickett explains when recreational golfers should replace a wedge and why his 56° usually lasts about a year.
Putter necks can change alignment, toe flow, offset and feel. PGA Professional Scott Pickett explains the main styles and how to find one that suits your stroke.
Scotty Cameron putters sit firmly at the premium end of golf. Scott explains the workmanship, timeless design, resale value and limited-edition appeal behind the name.
Iron covers protect expensive clubs, reduce bag chatter and may help preserve resale value. So why do golfers give them so much grief? We look at both sides of golf's most divisive accessory.
