Golf Shop: Yukon Driver, Woods and Irons

The entire Yukon family is perfect for golfers who are just starting out and want to be successful early with less frustration, and to the average golfer who desires a little help bringing the shot back to center. The offset measurement on all the Yukon clubs is higher then most other models we offer. "Offset" is the distance from where the hosel enters the club head, to the farthest point of the on the front of the club face, measured in millimeters. A club with a greater offset will contact the ball later during your swing than a club with a smaller offset. You want to contact the ball later because the point of impact, in relation to the timing of your swing, has much impact on where the ball will end up. If you have a tendency to slice, hitting the ball later in your swing means you will be given more time to square up as you follow through, and the ball will travel straighter as a result. If you're looking to fight the nasty slice and don't have the time or money for lessons to correct it the Yukon Irons are a great solution to improve your game.