Joel Tadman
Deputy Editor at Golf Monthly
Deputy Editor, Golf Monthly. 2.8 index at Burghley Park GC, UK. Views my own. Instagram: @joeltadman TikTok: @playaholewithjoel
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1 week ago |
golfmonthly.com | Barry Plummer |Joel Tadman
A player who knows how to break 80 is one who rarely has to endure the agonising despair of missing out by one shot on the final green, as much of the hard work has already been efficiently taken care of earlier in the round. You can spend season after season working on the perfect golf grip or hit bucket after bucket of balls working out how to spin your chip shots, but ultimately - achieving this special milestone comes down to a number of key factors.
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1 month ago |
golfmonthly.com | Sam Tremlett |Paul Brett |Joel Tadman
I will come right out and say it, I am usually a Garmin tech user on the golf course. I have a Garmin S62 watch, and a Z30 rangefinder (I tend to mix and match round to round here because why not). However, another brand that I am a big fan of, and I know most of the Golf Monthly team are fans as well, is Bushnell. Bushnell is renowned for producing some of the best golf rangefinders on the market.
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1 month ago |
golfmonthly.com | Joel Tadman
Most of us are aware that golf is fast-becoming a power game with data like Strokes Gained proving the scoring benefits of hitting the ball longer for every level of golfer. Finding the right driver for you is a key ingredient to achieving this but there is some nuance to how to set up the other clubs in the top end of your bag too that can further improve your ability to shoot lower numbers. Tradition dictates that the longest and lowest lofted club every golfer should use is a driver.
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2 months ago |
golfmonthly.com | Joel Tadman
Everyone knows that golf is a very difficult sport to play, especially for those new to the game. But I think even some of the more highly-skilled golfers have been making the sport harder than it needs to be through their equipment choices. Specifically, the clubs they choose at the point where the hybrids transition to irons.
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2 months ago |
golfmonthly.com | Sam De'Ath |Joel Tadman |David Usher |Sam Tremlett
When it comes to choosing the best putter on the market, it's virtually an impossible task as there are so many great options to choose from. Additionally, they come in so many different styles, shapes and sizes that it isn't an apples to apples comparison. Putting is very much about feel and confidence, and the best putter for one golfer might be the worst possible option for another.
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