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Some of them are pullouts, so they might have cosmetic sctatches, but other than that there are no differences. It's always good to buy from a authorized dealer with a high rating though.

Yeah, he does use the ping grip, and in more recent tournaments it has been blacked out.

I am 99.9% sure they are U grooves, just about every wedge is.

I would agree with just about everything that has been said, as well as the fack that they use brand new wedges with razor sharp grooves, and expensive surlyn balls that help as well.

I think it depends on what type of courses you are playing, if they are hilly around the greens, and more parkland style than I'd stick with the 60, but if you play links style courses I would pull it.

I hear the Aldila Proto VS is really good. I have the NV and am looking for a slightly higer launch angle. Any suggestions anyone? P.S.- Anyone know how to get the manufacturer logos in the signature?

Shot a 79 on TPC Champions in Scottsdale, AZ with a quadrouple on #2! P.S.- Anyone know how you get the manufacturer logos in your signature?

The Superquad is longer on off-center hits, but if you hit it pretty flush every time, you shouldn't notice much difference.

It depends on how much you like to work the ball with your long irons. You can shape it alot more with the MP-57's than the Idea Pros.

I would definitely have to say that the Bridgestone e6+ is as close as you can get to Pro-V1 feel in an under $30 ball. It seems to spin alot more than the NXT's although I have not tried the new Extremes.

I LOVE my 35' Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless Newport. Once you go to a Scotty, you'll never go back!

I LOVE my 35' Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless Newport. Once you go to a Scotty, you'll never go back!

I have demoed a set of blended Titleist 695's (7-Pw 695mb, 3-6 695cb) and noticed large distance dispersion between the 7 and 6 irons, which caused me to not buy them. If you aren't seeing any distance dispersion and only accuracy, i would say just stick with them, and maybe get the loft/lie angles checked.

Yeah, i gotta say that 97% of the people saying they hit the ball over 300 yards are lying, and 85% of the people that say they hit it over 261 are.

Definitely gotta agree with the boxer brief crowd, it's the best of both worlds!