Posts•Posted: 03 March 2023 @ 16:33 GMT
•Author: Allumy Golf
Swingweight this, Swingweight that, B4, D2, but what does it mean?
Sadly, despite major brands making it some kind of important measurement, and it being pushed towards golfers as such, we'll explain why Swingweight has very little to do with weight, and has absolutely no relevance to a golf swing, other than the fact that you swing a golf club.
Let's assume that there is some relevance to a golf swing, at the very least it should be called Swingbalance.
Firstly, let's take a look at how Swingweight is measured...
The club (including fitted grip) is placed on the Swingweight scale with the clubhead toe pointed to the floor.
The Swingweight scale has a pivot point at exactly 14 inches from the butt end of the club, and a weighted sliding "selector" which is positioned to the desired Swingweight on the scale.
In order to balance the club to the desired Swingweight you will add weight to either the tip end using tip weights, or at the butt end, traditionally achieved by using a small canister concealed within the ...