Matt Saternus

2 days ago | pluggedingolf.com | Matt Saternus

Reader Review #1Name: Matt GrossmanHandicap: 7.2Iron Model: Srixon ZX5Previous Iron Shaft: Nippon Modus 130 – StiffHow did the Nippon Modus 110 feel? Overall these are close to the typical Nippon feeling, soft, solid shafts. I will say they do not feel quite as robust and smooth as the 130, but that is most likely due to the lighter weight profile. Regarding flex, these felt a bit softer than the 130 s flex I typically play, but play stronger than the modus 105x.

3 days ago | pluggedingolf.com | Matt Saternus

The Best Golf Gifts for DadFather’s Day is the one day a year when we thank Dad for everything he does…so don’t screw this up!  From apparel to tech to fun extras, our gift guide has something to put a smile on the face of every father. Shot Scope G6 GPS WatchWhether Dad is a technical wizard or not, the latest GPS from Shot Scope is a great way to give him an edge on his competition. This GPS watch is easy to use but doesn’t skimp on the key features.

1 week ago | pluggedingolf.com | Matt Saternus

50 Words or LessThe 2025 Bridgestone e12 golf balls include three different models: e12 Speed, e12 Straight, and e12 HiLaunch. Overall, softer feel and higher short game spin than most comparably priced balls. Meaningful differences in the long game performance – each lives up to its name. IntroductionNo golf ball brand has put more emphasis on fitting in the last decade than Bridgestone.

1 week ago | pluggedingolf.com | Matt Saternus

This is an episode for the true putter junkies. Ow & Co is a fairly new custom putter company fueled by the immense passion of Pete Pizzoferrato and Nick Morawiec. They specialize in turning customer’s visions into flat stick reality. They’re building something truly special, and they give us a great look behind the scenes in this interview.

1 week ago | pluggedingolf.com | Matt Saternus

50 Words or LessThe Wilson DYNAPWR Carbon fairway wood is highly demanding. Low launch and mid spin. High performance ceiling, but you need to be on your game to make this club work. IntroductionGolf club technology is often promoted as helping the weaker player, but I don’t think anyone has benefitted as much as the better player. OEMs are packing so much forgiveness into players clubs that I’ve started to take for granted that all clubs should turn my mishits into playable results.