Posts by PiKapp23

I think it's a good way to retail 'muscle memory' and keep you swing somewhat grooved, but it's not perfect practice because you can't actually see the ball flight and the mat prevents you from getting the good feedback that hitting off...

Originally Posted by Saint With that being said, what is the difference in between the 32's and 57 hitting wise. I want someones first hand experience. The 57's are going to be more forgiving and have a little...

While I would not normally say to get a new club, in this case at this time it might be cheaper to buy new. Go someplace where you can get fitted for driver and shaft together - not just one head with a different shaft - you want to be...

I would also highly recommend choking up on driver or having it shortened. The modern driver has a shaft that is much longer than they used to be, which in theory can result in more distance. In reality this makes the driver much harder...

The next logical step is to try choking up on driver by at least 1-2 inches and try swinging more controlled. If you can hit it 10 yards past your 3H in the fairway then that's at least something. Most players hit the ball much better by...

See my signature. I have contemplated dropping the 17* hybrid for a 60* wedge or a 20* hybrid, but haven't made up my mind.

I believe the only difference is in the core compression - the core in the e7+ has a firmer core. They both have 330 dimples and seem to have same dimple pattern. It's possible that the mantle layer may also be a little firmer, but I'm...

While I can't compete with 16 lost balls and this is probably not the most I have ever lost anyway, it's interesting none-the-less. Last year I played this country club course. The previous year there had been a bad drought so they had...

I have done this a few times when playing by myself. I will not let myself hit driver on any hole and primarily only use hybrids/irons off tee (one time I did allow myself to use 3 wood off par 5 tees). I found it to be great practice in...

Adams A0x series of hybrids might be the easiest for a high handicapper that I have seen. They are very forgiving and easy to hit. The new A07 is the most forgiving yet, but the A02, A03 and A04 are also very forgiving. The Cleveland...