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Equipment & Club Post List2026-06-19T08:22:31+00:00

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Equipment & Clubs — all posts.

All articles in this section — sorted chronologically, newest first. From club selection and bag strategy to equipment tests and senior-appropriate adjustments — data-based, without manufacturer bias.

FOR INTRODUCTION

Senior Golf: A Balance Between Club Selection, Setup, and Equipment Reality

The category Equipment & Clubs is the category with the biggest direct score leverage for senior golfers. The wrong driver loft, the wrong wedge gap, or the wrong shaft weight costs measurable strokes per round. Each contribution is based on launch monitor data, USGA distance insights, and direct experience with the equipment—not on manufacturer marketing.

The posts follow chronologically – the newest one at the top. Everyone who reads all the posts in order will get a complete overview of the equipment topics relevant to players 60+. Those who are looking for something specific can use the search at the top or jump directly to the appropriate eyebrow.

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ALL CONTRIBUTIONS

Chronological · newest first

Custom Workout Tracker in Excel — the DIY Solution

TRAINING · EXCEL Own Training Tracker in Excel — the DIY Solution. Bebrassie, Arccos, Shot Scope are the pro tools — but your own Excel tracker has unbeatable advantages: full flexibility, no subscription, complete data control. How a senior training tracker in [...]

The 5-wood - the senior all-rounder in the bag

TECHNOLOGY · 5-WOOD The 5-Wood — the senior all-rounder. The 5-wood is the most versatile club in the senior bag: fairway, semi-rough, rough, long par 3, par 5 approach. Anyone who has a 5-wood with a senior shaft [...]

Iron 4 from 60 — when it still makes sense

TECHNOLOGY · IRON 4 Iron 4 — when it still makes sense after 60. Iron 4 is the borderline case in the senior bag: still playable at 85+ mph clubhead speed, but it gets difficult below that. When it stays, [...]

Iron 5 — The Distance Wedge in the Senior Bag

TECHNOLOGY · IRONS 5 Irons 5 — the distance bridge. The Iron 5 is the most versatile club in the senior bag between woods and short irons. With approximately 145 m carry, it covers the 140-155 m zone [...]

The 7-wood — High launch for 160-180m

TECHNOLOGY · 7 Wood The 7 Wood — High Launch for 160–180 m. With 21° of loft, the 7 Wood produces the highest trajectory in the wood bag — and thus the softest landing on the green. For senior golfers [...]

Iron 3 from 60: Why it rarely belongs in the bag

TECHNOLOGY · IRONS 3 Irons 3 — why it rarely belongs in the bag after 60. The 3 iron requires 95 mph of clubhead speed to launch cleanly. Senior golfers with lower speeds produce flat trajectories and short [...]

52° Wedge — the Gap Wedge in the Senior Bag

TECHNIK · 52° WEDGE The 52° Wedge — the gap wedge in the senior bag. With a 65-70 m full swing and excellent spin characteristics, the 52° wedge is the bridge between the PW (or 48°) and the 56° wedge. When a 52° is indispensable [...]

Iron 8 — precise approaches in the 110-130 m zone

TECHNIC · IRON 8 Iron 8 — Precise Approaches 110–130 m. The Senior-Golf Iron 8 with 36° loft produces the highest trajectory among non-wedge irons — and thus the softest green landings. For approaches in the 110-130 [...]

Iron 9 — Transition to the Short Game

TECHNIC · IRON 9 Iron 9 — Transition to the Short Game. The 9-iron with 40° loft is the bridge between approach irons and wedges. 100 m median carry, high trajectory, good for short approach and long [...]

Pitching Wedge — the 100-Yard Weapon in the Senior Bag

TECHNIQUE · PITCHING WEDGE The Pitching Wedge - the 100-meter weapon. The PW is the club with the highest score impact per stroke in the senior bag. 90 m full swing, 70 m three-quarter, 50 m half-swing. Three wedge distances that [...]

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