BombTech Golf is proud to announce that we are releasing new fairway woods for 2014. Not only new, but they are our first offering using our Dual Cavity design. The same technology was slightly modified to accommodate hitting of the deck. The club head is being produced using a vacuum forging process and high end carpenter marging metal face and sole.

Initial testing on samples have been outstanding. Unbelievable distance, but with unreal accuracy. I personally was hitting the prototype 5 wood 285 yards!

Club face on 3 wood is 0.5 degrees closed and will weigh 211 grams. The same Matrix golf shaft that is used in the driver will be offered in the 3 and 5 wood but will be 10 grams heavier for the R and S flexes.

Thanks for checking out our new fairway woods for 2014. Pictures and videos to come. Release date is set for February 15th, 2014.

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Ideal golf driver swing weight?

D1, C7, D4 - Swingweight designations. What does it mean and should you care?

First, what is swing weight? Actually swingweight (one word)

It is not a standard measurement parameter but a ratio of weight distribution. The ratio is the bottom 2/3 weight to the 1/3 of a golf driver or golf club. This is not an exact science but it can be useful in helping golfers determine how much they can "feel" the weight in the club head during a swing.

Lighter or lower swingweight golf drivers tend to fit slower swing speeds and require less effort to swing. A heavier or higher swing weight typically offers better feel and fits faster swing speed players. The swingweight measurements can be used as a point of reference to determine how heavy or light a golf driver feels to the golfer swinging them.

Swingweight or "feel" is why we use golf shafts with varying weights. Our golf shaft weights, for example: Regular flex 60 grams, Stiff flex 62 grams. Using variable shaft weights creates a swingweight that feels good for each golfers swing speed.

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How to clean your golf driver.

Golf drivers are not particularly cheap and for this reason alone you should want to keep your equipment relatively clean. Some excessive dirt and ball marks can hinder distance and impact performance, but some dirt will not be life or death for your golf game.

So how do you clean your golf driver? The majority of golf drivers on the market today have some type of paint finish, whether it is a PVD static paint or a traditional type of paint. These paints can be scratched if not cleaned with care.

Equipment required

1. Soap - standard household dish soap works well

2. Plastic bristle brush or toothbrush - cleans grooves well and doesn't harm the paint

3. Lint free rag or paper towels

As simple as cleaning the dishes, just add a small amount of soap (teaspoon or less) to a half gallon of water or more depending on how many clubs you are looking to clean. Simply soak the brush in the solution and clean the golf driver vigorously. Dry your golf driver off with your lint free rag...And PLACE IT BACK IN YOUR BAG! Don't be the guy that leaves his clean golf clubs at home the next time he is looking to play.

Preventive tips: To keep your club face free from scratches, always clean your golf balls from dirt. Hitting dirty golf balls, especially at the driving range or cut up golf balls is a sure way to damage the paint job on your golf driver face.

Keep your clubs clean and hit em long!

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Thank you,

Tyler "Sully" Sullivan

BombTech Owner and Founder Since 2012 

The Grenade golf shaft has been performing extremely well for the Grenade golf driver. We decided that it deserved a face lift to compete with the New Golf Shafts for 2014.

The Grenade has the same specs as before, the only thing has changed is the paint. The new golf shaft design will be released in early 2014.

Looking forward to a great 2014

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CNC Milled Putters - Why CNC Vs. a Cast or Forged Putter?

It seems that CNC milled putters are very popular right now, but are very expensive. So, do they offer any additional benefits and will they help you sink more putts?

First, what is a CNC milled putter. A CNC milled putter is a a golf putter that is machined out of one solid piece of material, typically steel. Varying materials will offer different feel and sound profiles, but most common are stainless and 1018 carbon steel. The one piece machining process creates an extremely precise outcome that is very reproducible. The tolerances for a forged or cast putter are much wider. But the tighter tolerances are not the main benefit.

The feel and feedback is why a golfer may want to consider a CNC milled putter. It is a simple concept, when a golf club, golf putter or anything for that matter is produced from multiple pieces versus one solid piece, there is a difference in feel and sound. The feedback and feel from one solid piece can be helpful to many golfers. If you can feel better and receive more feedback you will have a better chance at sinking that putt.

The putter design is crucial to any production process. High MOI putters reduce twisting on off-center putts. It is very rarely talked about, but how often do you think you truly strike the center of the putter face? Not as often as you would like. Those off center hits typically roll off line, which leads to missed putts. If you are using a high MOI putter, it will reduce how far off line those missed putts will go. Like all things golf, we don't all hit perfect shots all the time or even as often as we would like. Better feel, feedback and straighter mis-hits can all help us play a little better!

So next time you are looking for a new golf putter, ask is it CNC Milled, Cast or Forged?

Bomb it deep and sink more pt!

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