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    Whether you like it or not, this young American Golfer is on the rise and I could not be happier! This means a lot for American golf, since the U.S has not had a Major winner since last years Masters where Phil Mickelson held on for the win. Stay updated on Keegan Bradley and other golf greats, here at Spargo Golf!

 Alvaro Quiros, The Spanish Professional golfer, who turned pro back in 2004, holds some great clubs in his bag... and man do they work! Alvaro has been driving 300 plus yards for the past 5 years!  So lets look in his bag... Driver: Callaway RAZR Hawk Wedges: Callaway X Forged Putter: Odyssey Black Series i  Here at Spargo Golf, we have committed ourselves to putting the right clubs, in the right hands to maximize each players game. Check out more of our selection HERE For further reading on Alvaro Quiros, check out the great article at golfdigest

 Ever imagine yourself swinging like a pro, shooting a 64 at Firestone, or wishing you could mimic the beautiful art of Rickie Fowler's swing?  Here on Golf Digest I found a sequenced swing analysis photo shoot...check it out and maybe even try a few of his techniques. http://www.golfdigest.com/golf-instruction/swing-sequences/2010-05/photos-rickie-fowler#slide=1 - Tom

 A lot of people when shopping for new clubs or looking to adjust/customize their set and want to know, What clubs are in the PGA players bags? Well that answer came across me today when I was browsing PGA.com when my browsing crossed paths with a great article  So here is a run down of what clubs the players carried the week of July 17 in a great blog article on PGA.com  http://www.pga.com/golf-equipment/winners-bag/whats-in-winners-bags-week-july-17-2011 Comment and let me know if you swing any of these models, that the players carry in their bags! Here at Spargo we customize for the future..

A big question lately has been, Can the face of a titanium driver fatigue over time? To answer that I checked out an article from Wishon Golf, which had a great article on this topic, so here is a quick overview of their article. Basically what happens with the metal on the club is that it gets repeatedly stressed, which causes the overall strength to drop below the stress threshold. This can often lead to micro-fractures, because of the repeated stress put on it. That being said, it is very unlikely that a driver would develop fatigue due to being..

 Next time you stop by your local retail golf outlet ask them if you can see the actual Loft and Face Angle specifications for the Driver you are interested in.  Ask for the actual Head Weight of the Driver.  Unfortunately, that information is not readily available without Hand Measuring each individual club when it arrives.  Herein, lies the problem.  How do you know if the club you are buying matches the Specifications you need?   The Tom Wishon Series of Drivers can be Hand Picked to exact specifications.  Whether you need a Driver with a 2* open face, or a..