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These are nothing like Pro V1's. I bought a dozen of these a few months ago. They are much more like a "value" ball than a performance ball. If my memory is correct, I would compare them to the Pinnacle Exception.

I have always used Nikons but between those two cameras, the Canon offers a lot more.

I don't quite understand how they "work" but I have a hard enough time finding my balls without them changing colors on me.

I thought think that Hogan's "E" wedge is what others refer to as a Gap wedge.

I didn't get to see any of it today but I'll be there at tournament tomorrow. It will be the first tour event that I've been to since the pre-Tiger days. I'm looking forward to it.

I have used 2 putters over the past 16 years. The first year I played I used a borrowed Titleist Bullseye. For the last 15 years I've used the same Ping Anser 3. I would love to buy a Scotty but I just can't justify it.

Those are the same ones I use.

To be honest, the decisions to be made are difficult ones for anyone. I have know idea what her father's intentions are. Maybe they're good, maybe not. The fact remains that she is still in many ways a child. Being able to hit a golf ball like an adult does not make one an adult. I know that a lot of people would not agree with me. That's OK too.

As a father myself, I would have to say no, it's not her decision. A person her age doesn't have the wisdom to make a decision of that magnitude.

I love my 60 degree wedge. It allows me to take a full swing in places where I would have to take less of a swing with my 56 degree wedge.

There's an article about the Medicus in the July edition of Golf Magazine. Their conclusion was that the club shows you how NOT to swing but does not show you HOW to swing.

I hate to hear that. I really enjoyed watching him, especially when he was at Georgia Tech.

Hello everyone, My name is Brett Morey. I am here because I have returned to the game of golf after 6 years. In the last six years I got married, got a Master's Degree, and fathered a child. With all of that going on I let golf go to the wayside. I'm back and I forgot how much I love this game and just how bad I am at it I'm sure I'll get caught back up. For now, my first question is: What happened to David Duval? When I left, he was hot. Now that I'm back, he's nowhere to be found. What gives? Brett