Golf Column

When choosing iron shafts, you might see two different specifications for the same model: .355 and .370. So, what exactly is the difference between them, and what do they represent? Is it stiffness...

When choosing a golf shaft, the most common specifications we see are weight and stiffness ratings such as R, S, and X. However, in the detailed specification tables for some shafts, a number expre...

Whether you are at the driving range, taking a lesson, or looking at a starter list recommended by friends, the 7-iron is almost always the most frequently mentioned option. But why specifically th...

If you have ever examined your iron clubs closely, you must have noticed an interesting phenomenon: some steel shafts look like a single, seamless piece, while others have circular "steps" that res...

Is weight the only difference between TOUR and TOUR LITE? Understand the design logic of the KBS LITE series in 3 minutes! When selecting golf shafts, golfers standing in front of shop shelves of...

Why You Shouldn't Just Look at Flex: Learning to Understand the "Invisible Traps" of Golf Shaft Flex Labels! "I've always played S-flex, so why is this shaft so hard for me to handle?" This is a ...

Unlike the distinctive MAX Graphite Iron and GENERATION Graphite Iron from KBS, many golfers often feel confused when it comes to the PGI and TGI series. Although both belong to the KBS graphite ir...

Golf is a sport that places extreme importance on order and respect. From whether your attire is appropriate and whether your behavior impacts others, to those details on the course that aren't wri...

A full round of eighteen holes typically takes four to five hours; having sufficient supplies and precise tools is key to maintaining consistent shot quality from the first hole to the eighteenth!