Couple questions. How many hybrids do you use in your bag? I use three of the Dual Resuce model for 3,4, & 5 iron replacement. For a mid to high handicaper, they're so much easier to hit.

Second, can you describe exactly what you mean by tight lie?

actually if you check the titleist website they make the spin milled in a 48 degree all the way up to a 64 degree not 54 60

This review is from 2005. Some of the comments pre-date the fall 2008 series of Vokey wedges.

Everyone has a life path, Tiger's is to play golf - for himself. Because I see him on TV doesn't mean I have any right to tell him what do with his life path, anymore than he does telling me what to do with my life path. I expect that when he retires he will spend lots of time helping out his people of Thailand in their efforts to improve this status.

Why is Tiger or anyone for that matter obligated to work for social change? I have no issue with the way Tiger lives his life.

Agree.

While Tiger would have a strong voice for any issue due to his media coverage, his opinion has no more value than mine. The only difference is that he would be able to reach millions of people. I can't stand it when a celebrity comes out on any sort of social issue and uses the medium that they have to sway people to their direction. Just becuase they made a couple of great movies, that doesn't mean that they have the best idea or opinions. Too many people fall into that trap.

I am glad Tiger doesn't say anything about anything. That way people can make up their own mind rather than agreeing with what a great golfer says, just because he is a great golfer. When he leaves the course, he is no different than you or me (except for the $900+ million he has made).

First, one must consider the generational difference between the two men: Brown came of age in the turbulent Civil Rights era and Tiger came of age in the relatively more socially placid nineties. I think this fact cannot help but inform both fellow's approach to dealing with philanthropy.

Second, when Jim Brown was Tiger's age, I don't think he had contributed, whether from desire or lack of ability, financial or otherwise, anything to the extent to which Tiger has so far accomplished. I like what Bobsuruncle said above: Tiger will have plenty of time to give real thought and serious resources to a variety of issues that plague our society. While I'm not much of a betting man, I would bet a lot that Tiger will direct in the future no small amount of his not inconsiderable fortune to deal effectively with some pressing issues.

Criticizing a young man so accomplished in his early thirties for his lack of depth is foolish. One hopes and would want to encourage Tiger to study and learn about the world around us so that he may even more thoughtfully and effectively direct his resources. After all, who among us doesn't feel a bit wiser for having gained some years' experience (if not necessarily golfing skill)?

There are many ways for all of us to contribute to society. Berating and criticizing people is not the way to inspire people to do more. Helping people to feel ennobled by the art of giving seems to me more effective than Mr. Brown's thoughtless comments criticizing a bright, talented young man whose capacity for growth and philanthropy seem almost limitless.

Today, the US has an African-American as President. He's well-spoken, thought-provoking, preaches inclusiveness, collectiveness, etc. Jim's 'it's my way or the highway', 'you're with us or against us' is so, so old-school. Pls get with the times, Jim.

To say that Tiger has done nothing to contribute to society or that his only contribution is teaching kids how to play golf is nonsensical.

Further, Tiger is still very young and focused on his career goals (Jack's 18 majors). When he hangs up his golf clubs, things may be very different. This is akin to criticizing Bill Gates or Warren Buffett for doing nothing for society at age 33. C'mon, get real man! Today, we have the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and Mr. Buffett is willing all his wealth to charity. Who's to say what Tiger will do when he's 50-60 yrs old?