Golfers ask plenty of questions before buying equipment. Which one is longest? Which one spins the most? Which one is most forgiving? Those aren’t bad questions. I just think there are better ones. After spending so much time looking at…

MyGolfSpy's Tony Covey outlines ten critical questions golfers should ask before purchasing new equipment instead of merely seeking the longest or most forgiving options. Covey argues that buyers frequently focus on isolated metrics, whereas understanding shot-to-shot consistency, miss performance, and the specific problem being addressed offers far more practical value.
Covey highlights key evaluation factors, including carry window consistency, performance across entire iron sets, and changing spin or descent angles under wet conditions. He also notes that golf ball performance varies from driver to wedges, recommending professional fittings to analyze comprehensive launch monitor data.
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