Some golfers might think they got a good deal on golfing equipment when they found someone selling off a collection of drivers and some odd balls at a flea market. They though they got a heck of a deal when the person included a golf bag. This golf equipment might have been a deal if the golfer was going to use it for amateurish games in the backyard but the equipment did not conform to golf rules for play on a professional golf course and was useless to the golfer for serious practice.
Most people are not aware that there are various lists of equipment that does conform to professional golf rules. These rules pertain to the golf balls, golf bags, drivers, woods and tees. This list ensures that every golfer is playing by the same standards and is well equipped for a professional golf competition at any time. These rules also save people a lot of time because they are not out buying golf equipment that they can not use everyday to improve a golf average.
As long as drivers meet the standards of coefficient of restitution, they can be used for a professional golf competition. Some golfers make sure that they have the right equipment by buying equipment that meets...
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