Finding the Center of Gravity on Your Golf Club

Finding the Center of Gravity on Your Golf Club
I would rather swing the golf club 85 miles per hour and hit the center of gravity than swing 95 miles an hour out on the toe of the golf clubs.
Same goes for the driver. Hitting the ball right on the center of gravity of your driver will not only add distance but also accuracy putting you in position to attack the green with an aggressive approach from a good lie in the fairway. When in the fairway, you need a taylormade r9 fairway wood, which will make you a perfect swing.

Today there are computers and strobe lights that are used to find the center of gravity on an clubs, such as taylormade r9 irons. Some of these studies are done by independent companies, (yea right).
You also might not be able to count on the information the manufacturer gives you about where the center of gravity is on their taylormade 09 burner irons. In fact, changing the grip or bending the lie angle can change the center of gravity and balance point of the golf club.
You'll notice a different sound and a different bounce off different positions on the face of the Callaway X Hybrid. Of course we haven’t mentioned that hitting the ball off the center of gravity also creates additional torque that will open or close the club face and send your shots off line.