murpbrad

I was up there for a wedding last August and we played a course between Farmington and Prairie Grove. I think it was called Valley View. It was a pretty nice course. You should check it out if you're out that way.

I play driver, strong 3 wood, 4 wood, 20* hybrid, 23* hybrid, 5-pw, 52* wedge, 58* wedge, putter. I haven't seen many others use the strong 3 wood/4 wood combo.

28. Been playing for about 5 years

I posted this in another thread as well- my Rife Barbados is the best putter I've ever used. Lining up putts is super easy and the roll grooves give a great feel at contact. I love it

I recently picked up a Rife Barbados because I was looking for more of a mallet-style putter after struggling some with my Odyssey blade. This thing is amazing. I love it so far. I don't know how much of my love for it is actually the Roll Grooves or just the fact that I can line it up so much easier. The feel and distance control is awesome though.

Out of the 3 country clubs here plus the 2 city-owned facilities (2 courses each), only one offers free carts/range balls with annual memberships. I would much rather get a membership at our city courses because one annual fee allows you to play at any of the 4 courses at any time. But, you do have to pay for a cart if you want to ride. That's why I walk.

physical therapist

I've always been much better at driving the ball on an actual hole than on the range. It is much easier for me to pick a target and set up correctly when I have an actual idea of what I want to do with the shot

I'll chime in. I've never played the 775s, but I recently put my ego in check and switched from MP-60s to MX-25s. I couldn't be happier. Very soft feel, great ball flight, actually quite easy to work as far as I'm concerned. There's a reason Mizuno has such a great reputation - it is well deserved.