A different putter can increase your confidence and that, if nothing else, can make you a better putter. Liking the weight, alignment aids, shape, etc. helps too!
Tappin' on my Thunderbolt
Quote:Originally Posted by psulefty Easy for me. MG Golf, surprisingly enough, makes the best glove by my standards. They have a techno- something that I buy frequently. Good, tight feel, good durability, and great in...
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Originally Posted by LBlack14
I'll be havin' one soon.
Oh yeah? Did you try it out anywhere or are you just going to pick one up? No one sells them within 60 miles of me unless you pre order it, so I can't...
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Originally Posted by andycook
I bought the plastic tube inserts for my bag to avoid tangled up clubs.
Can you take a picture of this and post it? I just wonder what it looks like.
I'd like to say I only carry a dozen or so, but I'm not going to look in my bag and actually count because it'd be higher. And as for how many at home, if I count playable balls I'm probably around 6 dozen or so (all mixed brands). I...
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Originally Posted by Stretch
Absolutely. Why make things harder than they need to be? Pick a ball that suits your game and your pocket, play with it consistently and get to know what it does. Would...
So here's the question, are you loyal to one kind of ball during any given round?
I tend to want to play one type of ball for a full 18 holes (ie only Bridgestone E6, only Precept Laddie X, etc.). For some...
Saw this in a magazine yesterday. I'm not a huge fan of the Wilson Staff stuff, but this thing looks pretty sweet in the way it helps you line up the putt. Not sure if I like the head shape or not, but I tend to like mallets if they're...
Originally Posted by sc13ntific
I would like a new stand bag, preferably this one:
that should leave me with about 20 left over so I would probably grab some Nike Power Distance Soft golfballs
Awesome bag,...
