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Quote: Originally Posted by Dave2512  Yep. Reminds me of all the women I play with that hit 3 short shots from their tee on the way to a 1 or 2 putt and score better than the guys playing with them. Definitely more to...
I got my first birdie in a while by putting from off the green last weekend. Just started playing again so my game isn't were it used to be yet. Ended up with a 40ft putt. Didn't want to chip it in, so I putted it up to the green,...
Quote: Originally Posted by Stargaze      Thanks for the input.  When I am able to manage a 250 yard drive I am "coming out of my shoes".  So I'm going to work [have a lesson this...
Quote: Originally Posted by Jimbo Slice  I wonder if I should replace the shaft or get a Burner 2.0.... or even a RBZ driver? If you like the driver, just replace the shaft, and try not to ground it so much. That is a...
Mine was on a dogleg left par 5 over that went around a pond. Almost a 90* turn dogleg. My buddy looks at me and said, I bet you can't hit it over the water. So I lined up and tried it. I did carry the water (barely) and ended up in...
More than likely because of flash player. I know the Ipad doesn't have it, but not sure about the Kindle Fire. I can see them on my daughters Android tablet. It has a flash player.
Quote: Originally Posted by avega  Mr Desmond, I think I agree 90% with your assessment, however, my only concern is in putting the cost of a newer set of irons into irons from 2004.  The heads are in good shape,...
Quote: Originally Posted by 1puttit  I wood really suggest a 4 wood with about 17* of loft. The loft will make it forgiving off the tee and easy to hit off the fairway.  I personally play a Wishon MC949 4 wood...
My Callaways didn't cost much more per club to get them fitted to my spec. Getting the shafts I wanted, at my length and lie was $105 more for 5 - AW. The differant grips are around $5 a club. So the irons I have to my spec are cheaper...
Quote: Originally Posted by iacas  I would do them three to six months apart.   Spend the entire six months working on the first thing they tell you, your top priority piece. Then go back and do the...
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