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Very nice! How about some specs?

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Wat is wrong with your clubs!!!! The seem to be backwards, like you might be hitting the ball right-handed , I don't know why you might do that

What's in the bag

Driver:Callaway Big Bertha Fusion Ft-3 Tour-Aldila Nvs
3-wood:Callway Big Bertha-Aldila nv shaft
Hybrid:Callway Heavenwood 2h and 3hIrons:Titleist 735 cm 4-pwWedges:Cleveland Cg10 54 and 60Putter:Scotty Cameron Pro Platinum Newport 2Ball:Callaway Hx tour 56Bag:Ping J bag..Red...


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Very nice! How about some specs?

The driver has a ProLaunch BLUE R, the 4W has a GD S shaft, the MP32's have Rifle FCM 5.5's and are very soft. The Yes! is a Tracy, same one that was used by Goosen at one time. Right now playing the HX Blue.


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The Yes! is a Tracy, same one that was used by Goosen at one time.

Hopefully not the one he used at the 01 US Open.

Got any close-ups of the putter? Chris edit - Just got to searching and see that Goosen did use a C-Groove II by YES! Golf...oh well, he did win after all.
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Taylormade R7 Superquad
TaylorMade Burner 3W & 5W
Hogan Edge Hybrid 21*
Mizuno MX20 4-PWCleveland 588 GW & CG10 SWOdyssey 2-Ball Center ShaftTitleist NXT Tour

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I've seen a buch of reasonably priced MP32's on eBay. How'd you characterize these irons - closer to MB or closer to a CB ==> Forgiveness vs. workability?
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I've seen a buch of reasonably priced MP32's on eBay. How'd you characterize these irons - closer to MB or closer to a CB ==> Forgiveness vs. workability?

I'd say more to a CB. It much more forgiving I'd say than a pure MB and fuggehtaboutit when it comes to the distance lost on a bad hit..MB's just don't go anywhere seems like.


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I'd say more to a CB. It much more forgiving I'd say than a pure MB and fuggehtaboutit when it comes to the distance lost on a bad hit..MB's just don't go anywhere seems like.

I agree

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