Posts by rebby

I'm on the opposite side of the coin as most. I prefer a smaller club head myself. I'm swinging a Yonex Ezone Type 380 at the moment which, as far as I know, is one of the smallest (if not the smallest) drivers in production at the moment.

Quote:Originally Posted by MiniBlueDragon  So without removing the grip is there a way to find out what version is installed in for example my MP R-12's? Probably not, at least not unless you know the exact head weight of the...

Quote:Originally Posted by The Tin Man I'm finding a smaller head easier to hit. What say you? Agree, 100%. As if my sig didn't imply that...

Quote:Originally Posted by MiniBlueDragon For a while I thought about putting S300's in my wedges but more often than not the wedges are used for partial shots rather than full shots. I decided to stick with the default 'wedge flex'...

Scotty Cameron Newport Button Back - 34" - 100% factory - stitchback grip - stock shaft label - original leather headcover - original 15g weights This putter is in great shape with only minor nicks here and there. I've done my best to...

I've played Scratch wedges. Still have mine. I'd play them more but I made the change to CC grooves this year and my Scratch wedges are not conforming. Scratch wedges are some of the best made. I rank them right up there with my Miura...

Quote:Originally Posted by MiniBlueDragon  I was going to do this right up until I realised I need to install an app and give it various permissions which I'm not happy to do. Same here. That's a big reason I tend to avoid various...

Ad is closed hence the Tournament Blades are sold. I ended up replacing them with a second set of 1957 Baby Blades in the end. Well worth the transition. I love my Baby Blades. IM me if you are interested in contact info for my Miura...

Quote:Originally Posted by jpalermo it happens dude relax. That's what I was thinking. I had one of those days today as well. Not a big deal in the big picture of things. I'll give it another go next time and hope that it goes better.

Quote:Originally Posted by MiniBlueDragon Over this side of the pond Yonex are more well known and we also have Yonex fitting centers but every now and then I still have people say, "What irons are those? Yonex? Never heard of them"...