By Swing Man Golf Staff Check out this article by My Golf Spy writer Chris Nickel as he compares Sterling Irons to other clubs on the market today. Ready to get your hands on a set of your own? Find them here: www.sterlingirons.com    

By Tom Wishon Member Question: I am getting ready to buy a set of the Sterling Irons, but not sure which wedges to play. How would I decide between: My current Titleist Vokeys bought last year; reshaft these? buy the Sterling wedges as part of the set, to match other...

By Swing Man Golf Staff Did you see Shawn Clement's review of Sterling Irons®? Check it out below. Ready to get your hands on a set? Order at www.sterlingirons.com   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yzn7FbdB_aY&t=9s

By Adam Young If you are like most golfers, your practice routine is the same and a bit too…. routine. Let’s look at some alternative methods of practice that you can try to spice up your range sessions. Blocked Most golfers get a huge bucket of balls, put an...

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By Paul Myers If you spend much time reading golf instruction and working on your swing, you probably do so with one goal in mind – hitting the ball as far as possible. Many golfers are obsessed with the idea of adding distance, to the point where they will look into...

By Jaacob Bowden Member Question: Hi Jaacob, My name is Sean and I’m from Dublin. I’m a 20 handicap and as you refer to a lot is that it’s easier to score with shorter clubs. I’ve recently bought a new driver and in the testing area Trackman showed I had a swing speed...

By Swing Man Golf Staff Alistair Davies golf shares with you his review of the sterling irons using trackman. Ready to get your own set? Head on over to: www.sterlingirons.com    

By Adam Young Wow, what a warm up session you just had on the range. Your last 10 balls were all flushed. You walk off the practice area as confident as Tiger in 2001 – this is going to be your round of golf. You step up to the first tee and eye up your first shot –...

By Paul Myers As a golfer, you naturally want to make every single putt you face. Seeing the ball drop into the cup after just a single stroke is a great feeling, and one-putting greens is a sure way to lower your scores in a hurry. Unfortunately, one putts are always...