How Important is the Grip?
It has been reported that Rory McIlroy was taught at an early age to hold the club properly by just "holding" a grip...and it was even reported he used to fall asleep holding that grip!
One of golf's finest instructors Jim McLean tells students to "focus on technique and grip pressure" during the winter months.
Teaching great Peter Kostis states "the ideal grip puts the clubface in a square or neutral position at the top"....
Jack Nicklaus reportedly worked with his swing instructor Jack Grout EVERY spring on his grip!
Our Grip
Our patent pending design was perfected after two years of research in the field and working with our manufacturer to provide the ultimate platform to properly "grip" the golf club and focus on the "feel" of correctly holding the club. You will immediately notice our unique thumb print designs with the letter "L" and "R" for reference of placement.
Simply ask the beginning junior golfer to place their left thumb on the "L" and their right thumb on the "R" then hold the club. DONE!!!! No more explanations, struggles, or fighting over what feels comfortable....This is how you grip the club perfectly from Day One.
The Driver Head
The DOT training driver is 460cc of pure power and confidence.
We believe that junior golfers have been short changed when it came to equipment and with the advancement of materials available there was no explainable reason not to provide the junior golfer with the absolute best equipment. Our driver is not only the largest and most forgiving driver available but it also has a full 13 degrees of loft creating a much higher ball flight and increased distance.
The Shaft
The golf shaft is a Day One Technology exclusive yet it seems to be overlooked by many manufacturers today. We have tested junior clubs with shafts from extra stiff to some that perform like buggy whips. Our shaft technology allows the DOT golf club to have the correct flex matched to its exact length and the normal junior golfers swing speed. Our shaft provides not only the correct kick point but the exact flex needed to maximize results.