Posts by Tuflehundon

I post all of my scores, good or bad. Before I broke my foot a couple of years ago, I was about a 15 handicap. Now it has gone up some (only been playing again for a month and a half), but my game is coming back to were it was. I also...

Quote: Originally Posted by WUTiger    First of all, clones and counterfeits are not the same thing. A clone uses a similar design to a name-brand club - often as the name brand model is going out of style....

I picked up some generic clubs when I first started playing. I used them for a couple of years until I got better and then got fitted and had a set made for me. If you do get a cheaper generic set, I would stay away from Graphite...

I wouldn't say I did it intentionally. But I do notice now that I am using stiff shafts, my spread of shots tends to be tighter.

I did carry less than 14 clubs for a while. Wanted to add more wedges, but wanted to make sure carrying less irons wouldn't hurt my game. So I took some of the irons out for several games. Then once I was used to it, I added a approach...

Bag is Callaway, not sure which one, but it's a black cart bag that says Callaway on the side.   Driver: Callaway FTIQ tour 9.5 with Fubuki Shaft   3 & 5 woods: TaylorMade R11 T1's with Fujikura...

I really think that the static fitting will help people who aren't "normal" the most, even at the higher handicaps. If your 6'6" or 5'1", off the shelf clubs aren't going to fit you at all. And you will have to compensate for them in...

Quote: Originally Posted by tristanhilton85  Big difference between clones and counterfeits. If you go to GigaGolf for instance, many of their clubs look similar to clubs produced by TaylorMade, Callaway, PING, etc....

Quote: Originally Posted by ApocG10  You should get your dad playing as well. He will enjoy it, and its great to do together. My dad is my favorite golf partner. He's going through cancer treatments now, and it hurts to...

Or you could just use Blue painters tape. Comes off clean and shows impacts nicely.