Posts by lewisgl

I had to switch over to a Long putter after battling with the yips for about 5 years.   Am using the Ping Pickemup Long putter , 50 inch.   Still in the process of getting used to it but it is already working better than the...

I read the same article in Golf Digest  and indeed the four guys were against amateurs using a 60 degree.   Even Roger Cleveland and Bob Vokey have stated the 58 degree would be a better choice.  Roger Cleveland has a...

How have those Eidolon wedges worked out for you?   I really like the idea of the V sole being able to handle any kind of lie.    How has that sole worked out for you?    

  I have used the Bridgestone B330RX  white and yellow balls and the Srixon Z-star white and yellow.  For me, the Z-star outperforms the B330RX in spin on approach shots and durability, and pretty significantly....

This is a late post but with that 45 degree pitching wedge and some room in the bag, you might want to consider a 49 or 50 degree gap wedge, and a 54 degree sand wedge to go between the gap wedge and 60 degree.  You can pretty...

I really like having a 60 degree in the bag, very useful for different shots around the green, and for shots within its range from the fairway. I use it for shorter bunker shots, most of my pitching and for some chipping, for downhill...

I have used various 60 and 58 degree wedges with 6 to 10 degrees of bounce fairly extensively and find the 58 a little easier to control distances, not a huge difference though. I just recently switched back to a 58 degree (Nike VR...

Originally Posted by kfowler Just wanted to comment on this as I think it's one of the misconceptions of SnT. I say this because I misunderstood this when I first read about SnT in GD. I misinterpreted this as taking the...

I just got the new Stack and Tilt book a few days ago and have read just over half of it. I really like some of their ideas very much, which have been well thought out and seem to make sense to me. I had always been taught to load the...

Should be very interesting to see how the groove change is going to affect the PGA players this year. If they go to higher lofted wedges they won't get quite as good distance control as they used to, and coupled with less spin they...