Geek Golf – Clubs with a Style All Their Own

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Author: Eric Stone

Geek Golf has unusual names for their clubs, but their quality is nothing to laugh about. The Geek clubs are well-built and technologically sound in every way. There is every reason for the serious golfer to invest some time in learning about Geek Golf equipment.

The FAIL SAFE Geek Golf cast 460cc driver head makes a very loud sound when it strikes the ball. It has a lot of carry. It has loft of 9, 10.5, 12, or 14 degrees. Purchasers can choose among the Aldila VX, the Integra I Drive, or the Graman Competition Series graphite shafts if they want to take advantage of the free shaft with purchase.

Shaft flex for the Geek Golf FAIL SAFE is rated at A, R, F, S, or X. This takes in many of the golfers that are out there playing. The shaft length may be chosen anywhere from 44 inches to over 50 inches. There are few limitations on the types of players that can use this club.

The FAIL SAFE 2 is an improvement on the Geek Golf FAIL SAFE. This driver is nearly the same as the first version, but it uses a patented weld process to add 13 grams of weight to the most ideal parts of the head. There are ribbed lines at the crown which channel lost energy through the ball to the target. This is a very advanced club among the Geek Golf line. The head is a 460cc volume in lofts of 6, 7.5, 9, 10.5, and 12 RH.

The Geek Golf DOT COM THIS is just one of the colorful names, and it is given to the 450cc driver head in the Geek line. It is less noisy, has a lower trajectory, and has less spin than the FAIL SAFE. It has a loft of 6, 7.5, 9, 10.5, 12 or 14 RH. There is the choice of the Aldila VX or the Integra I Drive graphite shaft free with purchase, or options of many other shafts. All these Geek Golf drivers come with head covers.

Geek Golf also makes DOT COM THIS Fairway Woods. They have a low center of gravity, allowing them to boost a ball out of a bad lie. The volume of the 3 wood is 160cc, the 5 wood is 150cc, and the 7 wood is 140cc. The 3 wood weighs 210 grams, the 5 wood weighs 215 grams, and the 7 wood weighs 220 grams. They are made of stainless steel.

The Geek Golf Irons are not out yet, but they are promised for sometime in 2008. In the meantime, Geek Golf keeps rolling along, trying new technologies and new funky customized graphic head designs.

Geek Golf is a brand unlike any other. It has unique names and special graphics for its clubs. The most important thing is that Geek Golf clubs are quality clubs at a fair price. The lingo may be different, but the golf basics are right there where they need to be. Geek Golf is here to stay.

This article is written by Eric Stone. He is an expert at Golf Components.