I was at a Demo Day at my club (The Hills Club in Lakeway just outside of Austin, TX) and picked up the weirdest looking 6 iron I had ever seen. Looked like an oldschool driving iron. I hit a ball and it looked like I knew what I was doing. Musta been NCS - New Club Syndrom so I hit it again. 20 or so balls later I went to my car pulled out my 6 from my bag and it was night and day. I then picked up their 3 iron and hit it too. It looked like a 3 iron should look, at least for me. It had hang time and was fairly straight. This went on for over an hour with me hitting all the clubs, different shaft composition and settled on the Regular Flex Graphite clubs. I bought the Demo set the Club had and went out and played 9. This was after hitting almost an entire pyramid tray of balls.

I also Demo'd their HiBore Driver but as yet have not made a decision on that one. I have a 2y/o Cobra driver that I cannot make work and it's me and not the clubs fault. So until I can hit my driver somewhat consistently and by that I don't mean 260 and straight but more like 210/225 and slightly right I don't see a need to spend the money on a club that will, for the moment, give me minimal and marginaly return on the investment. As far as I'm concerned the irons have already paid for themselves.

I am excited about playing golf again, even if it is with clubs that Vijay endorses. .

Barry