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I'm not sure but I'm gonna try it. That spray is used in magic tricks to rough the cards and make them grip each other... so who knows.

I was wondering if anyone has ever thought of spraying Testors Dull Cote on their PW, SW, or any other wedge for that matter? It hit me today... Dull Cote leaves a rough finish wherever you spray it. That has to cause the ball to bite and spin back. Yes I know it is illegal but sounds pretty fun at the same time.

I did... I played them yesterday

Played them today, (6/23/08) I was in a scramble with Falcons QB Chris Redman. By the way he is a hell of a golfer... but back to the balls.... They were long off the tee and soft on the greens the perfect combo. I had a couple of 310+ drives with them. And they truly made getting up and down much easier. I would recommend these to anybody

I have a pair of ADIDAS. I like the fact they look like you could take the spikes out and rock them in a club.

I won a dozen Srixon Z-URS balls off the radio. Has anyone played these, if so are they any good. From what I hear/from srixon website they are compairable to the Pro-V1. Help me out, the only other time I've seen srixon balls was at the range.

70 at Cherokee GC here in Louisville. Once you realize how you're playing, the putts down the stretch are increasingly nerve racking.

I haven't bought the thing and probably never will I just figured it would be a good topic. Oh and "Franco" I know how to open the club face. The flop may be the best shot I have.

I found an 80º wedge on the Internet. I think it would be neat to have but would I look like a total jack@$$ carrying that in my bag??? Help me out. Just imagine the spin......

I carry 2 drivers usually, one is a serious one and the other is for fun/show. It's a 650cc integra SOOO Long 9º with a steel shaft. I'll use the extra long tee's and pull off the happy gilmore swing. With that size head you can't miss. It's frikkin increadible. But my baby is the Callaway Hyper X 9º with a stiff flex shaft. My average drive is about 320 with the Happy swing, and around 290-300+ with the Callaway. Tee it high and let it fly!

I don't know how well this would work in golf, but i know in baseball a coach once told a player to bite his collar to keep his head down. you might wanna try it on the driving range

I've gotta go with the mallet. I talked my wife into getting me a Odyssey White Hot putter center shafted with the tour weight. It is a beautiful peice of equipment.