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14 is plenty, just pick the set up that works best for you. Play the correct tees and remember that par is established based on 2 putts per green plus how many shots it should take a very skilled player to reach the green. I know...
If you play really well with your current set, doesn't make much sense to switch. Easier said than done, as there have been many clubs I've bought unnecessarily, only to consistently end up with what was in the bag originally.
See ilikefishes response for why it matters. When I played in high school this was in effect which made it more difficult for people to cheat.
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Keep playing. Even though you score may be blown from your expectations, you can still hit some shots that will keep you coming back.
Second on the dura pro from dw quail. I have had it a little over a year, and am very impressed with the quality.
Nope. I place the ball so that I can't see any markings, it's just what I've done for as long as I can remember. I've tried using alignment lines on the practice green, but I find them more of a distraction to me. The less I have to...
No glove, it never feels right. Even in below freezing temps, the cold weather gloves stay in the bag-unless someone I'm playing with wants to use them.
Your confidence with the club is most important. Price is totally subjective, and of course also based on one's discretionary income. Would I spend that much on a putter? No, but I think it's perfectly fine if someone else wants to....
There are many I enjoy watching, but the most recent is Snedeker.
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