Posts by mkoreiwo

I've a C-04 and it is a phenomenal putter. But I do better with mallets... so now I have a BC-3. This putter is wonderful. You can absolutely feel the sweet spot on it, so off center hits you can feel. I've always held the opinion that...

There was a drill on a PGA instruction video similar to this. The drill is to hit a driver 125, then 175 then 250, each time using a full swing. Of course the speed of that swing will change, but you'd be surprised how hard it is to hit...

Originally Posted by Bigal5150 Where's the "any club in your bag option?" I would be hard pressed to say what wedge is most appropriate since we don't know the area around the green or the green itself...

Blind tee shots or blind shots to the green.

And my own preferences are for the Rife barbados, and the BC3 Mizuno Bettinardi. Both of these to me suit my eye at address, and the BC3 has an amazing feel. But really, I honestly believe that what you BELIEVE in will be the best putter...

Originally Posted by Bigal5150 The best mallet (or any putter for that matter) is the one that visually looks good to you, gives you the feel you are looking for and is properly fitted for your putting stroke. ...

Originally Posted by BASHERBAKER69 i would go for a 3 wood first and then gradually work up to the driver. As a beginner it will be hard to get the ball off the ground and develop the right technique... i say 3 wood...

I recently started to hover the club on my wood tee shots, and find I have gotten to like it better. On all other shots I still ground the club. That may change as the year progresses, but for now, its only woods on tee shots.

As was said, time will tell. She will have to go through a few more seasons like last year to really make comparisons. Annika was the closest, but here days seem to be fading a bit - but then again - she could bounce back and regain what...

It's been said. Look to a good pro for lessons... And before you go looking at x shafts, get a little experience, and get fitted properly. They say fitting is for everyone - including and especially for new/high hcp players, but I find...