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puttrboy Newbie

puttrboy

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bridgestone E7+ - great 3 piece ball.....designed for a more penetrating traj. I hit the ball pretty high and used to play the E6 but this new ball is amazing....great around the greens, and my ball flight lowered by 10-15%....giving me a more boring traj. and more distance....if you already hit a high ball the E6 is not for you.....that being said I am curious about the Vapor.....may try a sleeve for grins...

TyCobb Well Established Member

TyCobb

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I do NOT mean to offend anyone with this question:

Anybody and everybody who owns a putter will be able to tell the difference between hard and soft golf balls.

R7 Limited Patriot 9.5º
Sasquatch 15º
Idea Pro Gold Hybrid 20º
Tour Preferred Irons 4-PW
Z Smoke TP 52º SV Tour Black Satin 56º Rossa Core Classics Fontana One Tour


cape cod beachfront golfer Dedicated Member

cape cod beachfront golfer

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I would suggest The Taylormade's
TP are excellent.... red or black...
If not TP, then my second choice would be Callaway...
Bite Series is excellent...
I did play Noodles for a while but they were 'jumpy' aound the green.
Out of nowhere I would get a pitch/ chip with twice the jump I expected.

Driver :T Edge CB-1 or Cally Mini Driver 14* or GBB 11*
Tour Edge CB2 15* 3 wood (Best Club Ever!)

Callaway XR 5Wood (New BCE!)

Hybrids: Nike SQ 23*  Tour Edge 28*

Irons: TMade RAC  7-PW   T Flight 56 SWedge
Putter: Odyssey 2 Ball Blade, SStroke flatside to hole


Danattherock Great Member

Danattherock

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I'm open to suggestions.

I am a huge fan of the Precept Laddie X. Very long off the tee and super soft on the irons/putter. I love the feel and it is very similar to the Pro V1 and Noodle. Got six dozen the other day online, via Amazon, for $17.99 (for two dozen). At $8.50/dozen, I say give them a try. I used the Pro V1 for years, but they are just too expensive for someone like me that loses 3-4 balls/round off the tee. The Precept Laddie X is 90% of the Pro V1 at 20% the price. Below is the link to the deal on Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/Precept-Laddie...0541272&sr;=8-3

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