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Fraser Dedicated Member

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I'm surprised a pitchmark repairer is considered and accessory. I played in a tournament where we had to show we had one in our bags and were fined or told to buy one from the pro shop if you didn't have one!

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Driver: Biggest Big Bertha 11*
Fairway Wood: Steelhead Plus 3 Wood
Irons: T-Zoid Titanium Insert irons 3-SWWedge: Vokey Spin Milled Oil Can 60.04Putter: Pro Platinum Laguna 34" w/ British Open '04 headcoverBall: ProV1 Rule35 Playing again after a three year hiatus...


chingali Well Established Member

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I can't decide between a towel and a pitch mark repairer, if pushed I'd say towel because at a pinch you can get away with using a tee to fix pitch marks, wiping your grips dry and mud off your clubs with your shirt would probably be considered bad form although I'd do it if I had to and deal with the consequences of ruining a shirt when I got home and the missus saw it


GolferWolf Member

GolferWolf

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i should proly get a divot tool. don't know if they make a divot/ball marker that clips on the hat. Most i've seen arn't cheap tho. Youd think a divot tool wouldn't be more than 4-5 bucks. but i've seen them for $10-$15 :\

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Driver: Slazenger Wrath
3-Wood: Slazenger Wrath
Irons: Slazenger Wrath
PW: Slazenger WrathSW: None yetLW: None yetPutter: Slazenger WrathBall: Slazenger Raw(yes, it was a package)


ping_guy Member

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FROGGER BRUSH PRO.

Thing is sick.

G10 10.5* TFC 129 S
906F4 15.5* Aldila VS Proto S
Burner Rescue 19* ReAx Superfast S
I10 3-LW AWT XS
Karsten Series Anser 2 35" Pro V1 or HX Hot BiteC'mon single digits!


Chief Broom Great Member

Chief Broom

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My bag towel. I've got an Augusta National bag towel that's made of heavy terry cloth. It's green on one side and white on the other. I use the white side to wipe and dry my hands and face. I use the green side to keep my clubs clean and dry. I take it off and wash it every couple of rounds so that it stays nice and clean.

Nike Vapor Speed driver 12* stock regular shaft
Nike Machspeed 4W 17*, 7W 21* stock stiff shafts
Ping i10 irons 4-9, PW, UW, SW, LW AWT stiff flex
Titleist SC Kombi 35"; Srixon Z Star XV tour yellow

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Smallville Great Member

Smallville

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Just make sure you know how to use it correctly!

I always stabbed around it then tapped down on it, never lifted up on it since I saw a pro on TV do it and tried to emulate him (don't remember who). But either he was doing it wrong or I didn't see exactly what I thought I saw.

Thanks for the tip, I have never seen anyone fix them that way before.
My Equipment:
Northwestern 3-, 5-, 7- and 9-wood;
Goldwin AVDP Irons (5-10 plus PW);
U.S. Golf 60 degree wedge;
See-More Putter; Bushnell Yardage Pro 1000 Rangefinder;Golflogix GPS.

joshtpa Great Member

joshtpa

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1. Skycaddie GPS
2. Cart Heater for travelling or when its cold
3. Groove Sharpener
4. Towel
5. Cleat Brush

Smallville Great Member

Smallville

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My single-most necessary item is my Bushnell Rangefinder. There's other things too but narrowing it down to one thing, that has to be it. It works not only for me but my wife as well and/or anyone else in my group that wants to use it or have me check their yardage for them. I NEVER volunteer yardage; they have to ask but I make sure they know I have it with me.
My Equipment:
Northwestern 3-, 5-, 7- and 9-wood;
Goldwin AVDP Irons (5-10 plus PW);
U.S. Golf 60 degree wedge;
See-More Putter; Bushnell Yardage Pro 1000 Rangefinder;Golflogix GPS.

lynxer23 Member

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I love my towel! I have a nice ryder cup divot fixer and ball marker as well!

Driver- Snake Eyes 600T 11.5 Graphite Reg.
Woods- 3 & 5 Lynx Predator Graphite Reg.
Irons- 3-P Diawa Graphite Reg.
Putter- Ping Karsten (an old one)
Sandwedge- Console SteelBall- Whatever I can get my hands on Bag- Taylormade Stand Bag


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