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Originally Posted by rolopolo

For now i will put these together with clubfitting as the 3 biggest no-no's for real men, here are my top 5:

1) Clubfitting  (possibly the biggest BS invented this century)

2) Hybrids

3) Furry animal headcovers

4) Any club with a non functional feature

5) Starbucks

6) Converse sneakers

I wish all sandtrappers a great festive season. I love reading this forum and thanks for this great resource.

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Originally Posted by Kieran123

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Originally Posted by rolopolo

Fantastic feedback from sandtrappers!

I was a little surprised about how people felt about hybrids and girly headcovers.

However, I can appreciate that we are all different, and that times have changed.

Men have become more girly in general which is also evident from today's fashion and habits. Not too far from now in the future i guess we will all look and dress the same, boys and girls

I regularly travel to singapore fro example and there it is already quite hard sometimes to tell the difference between men and women, as they all wear the same clothes and jewellery, continuosly look in the mirror, talk and walk the same way also.

For now i will put these together with clubfitting as the 3 biggest no-no's for real men, here are my top 5:

1) Clubfitting  (possibly the biggest BS invented this century)

2) Hybrids

3) Furry animal headcovers

4) Any club with a non functional feature

5) Starbucks

6) Converse sneakers

I wish all sandtrappers a great festive season. I love reading this forum and thanks for this great resource.

Yeah who wants to get their clubs fitted?

You have to be kidding me. That is the dumbest thing I have ever seen written on this forum. So a guy who stands 6 foot 8 should be happy with his off the shelf clubs?

Why don't you like hybrids? What is unmanly about them? Do you use a 460CC driver? Why don't you scout Ebay and pick yourself up a nice wooden driver from the 30's if you think you're so manly.

You know what is extremely unmanly?

USING A SHIT TONNE OF SMILIES



The 6 foot 8 dude needs to build his own clubs in his workshop like a man.  Or get some elves to do it.

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Originally Posted by rolopolo

Fantastic feedback from sandtrappers!

I was a little surprised about how people felt about hybrids and girly headcovers.

However, I can appreciate that we are all different, and that times have changed.

Men have become more girly in general which is also evident from today's fashion and habits. Not too far from now in the future i guess we will all look and dress the same, boys and girls

I regularly travel to singapore fro example and there it is already quite hard sometimes to tell the difference between men and women, as they all wear the same clothes and jewellery, continuosly look in the mirror, talk and walk the same way also.

For now i will put these together with clubfitting as the 3 biggest no-no's for real men, here are my top 5:

1) Clubfitting  (possibly the biggest BS invented this century)

2) Hybrids

3) Furry animal headcovers

4) Any club with a non functional feature

5) Starbucks

6) Converse sneakers

I wish all sandtrappers a great festive season. I love reading this forum and thanks for this great resource.

Originally Posted by Kieran123

Yeah who wants to get their clubs fitted?

You have to be kidding me. That is the dumbest thing I have ever seen written on this forum. So a guy who stands 6 foot 8 should be happy with his off the shelf clubs?

Why don't you like hybrids? What is unmanly about them? Do you use a 460CC driver? Why don't you scout Ebay and pick yourself up a nice wooden driver from the 30's if you think you're so manly.

You know what is extremely unmanly?

USING A SHIT TONNE OF SMILIES

I would definitely add overuse of emojis as number 1.

Why the converse? Don't hate on Chuck. Really, the best selling basketball shoe of all time. Get real.  Club fitting? Come on, let me have you hit a club that is 2* flatter than what you need. I will give you furry animal covers as it kind of goes along with the smilies and maybe hybrids under the three iron and throw in Starbucks. I am still trying to figure out what a club with a non-functional feature is. All my clubs are pretty functional.

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Originally Posted by TourSpoon

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Originally Posted by rolopolo

Fantastic feedback from sandtrappers!

I was a little surprised about how people felt about hybrids and girly headcovers.

However, I can appreciate that we are all different, and that times have changed.

Men have become more girly in general which is also evident from today's fashion and habits. Not too far from now in the future i guess we will all look and dress the same, boys and girls

I regularly travel to singapore fro example and there it is already quite hard sometimes to tell the difference between men and women, as they all wear the same clothes and jewellery, continuosly look in the mirror, talk and walk the same way also.

For now i will put these together with clubfitting as the 3 biggest no-no's for real men, here are my top 5:

1) Clubfitting  (possibly the biggest BS invented this century)

2) Hybrids

3) Furry animal headcovers

4) Any club with a non functional feature

5) Starbucks

6) Converse sneakers

I wish all sandtrappers a great festive season. I love reading this forum and thanks for this great resource.

Originally Posted by Kieran123

Yeah who wants to get their clubs fitted?

You have to be kidding me. That is the dumbest thing I have ever seen written on this forum. So a guy who stands 6 foot 8 should be happy with his off the shelf clubs?

Why don't you like hybrids? What is unmanly about them? Do you use a 460CC driver? Why don't you scout Ebay and pick yourself up a nice wooden driver from the 30's if you think you're so manly.

You know what is extremely unmanly?

USING A SHIT TONNE OF SMILIES

I would definitely add overuse of emojis as number 1.

Why the converse? Don't hate on Chuck. Really, the best selling basketball shoe of all time. Get real.  Club fitting? Come on, let me have you hit a club that is 2* flatter than what you need. I will give you furry animal covers as it kind of goes along with the smilies and maybe hybrids under the three iron and throw in Starbucks. I am still trying to figure out what a club with a non-functional feature is. All my clubs are pretty functional.


I missed that last part - was it in the Singapore travel section I skipped over?

If you think Starbucks is overrated you should visit a medium sized Canadian city between 06:00 and 08:00 then drive by Tim Horton's.

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Originally Posted by LuciusWooding

Furry animal headcovers: I don't care if someone has them, but I would never buy them; they cost extra money and I hate bulky headcovers. I walk, so I either stash the headcovers in the bag shortly after start, or don't bring them. They do not provide an advantage in match play by intimidating your opponent.



Human skulls do.  That's what I use for head covers.  Human heads.  Seriously.

Is that manly enough?

I also have a zero iron, because my one iron flies too high.

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Fantastic feedback from sandtrappers! c3_clap.gif

I was a little surprised about how people felt about hybrids and girly headcovers. z2_scared.gif

However, I can appreciate that we are all different, and that times have changed. f1_cool.gif

Men have become more girly in general which is also evident from today's fashion and habits. Not too far from now in the future i guess we will all look and dress the same, boys and girls b5_confused.gif

I regularly travel to singapore fro example and there it is already quite hard sometimes to tell the difference between men and women, as they all wear the same clothes and jewellery, continuosly look in the mirror, talk and walk the same way also. g1_wacko.gif

For now i will put these together with clubfitting as the 3 biggest no-no's for real men, here are my top 5:

1) Clubfitting c4_mad.gif (possibly the biggest BS invented this century)

2) Hybrids d2_doh.gif

3) Furry animal headcovers z7_no.gif

4) Any club with a non functional feature z2_scared.gif

5) Starbucks b4_blushing.gif

6) Converse sneakers d1_bigcry.gif

I wish all sandtrappers a great festive season. I love reading this forum and thanks for this great resource.

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Originally Posted by Kieran123 View Post


Yeah who wants to get their clubs fitted?

You have to be kidding me. That is the dumbest thing I have ever seen written on this forum. So a guy who stands 6 foot 8 should be happy with his off the shelf clubs?

Why don't you like hybrids? What is unmanly about them? Do you use a 460CC driver? Why don't you scout Ebay and pick yourself up a nice wooden driver from the 30's if you think you're so manly.

You know what is extremely unmanly?

USING A SHIT TONNE OF SMILIES

I would definitely add overuse of emojis as number 1.

Why the converse? Don't hate on Chuck. Really, the best selling basketball shoe of all time. Get real.  Club fitting? Come on, let me have you hit a club that is 2* flatter than what you need. I will give you furry animal covers as it kind of goes along with the smilies and maybe hybrids under the three iron and throw in Starbucks. I am still trying to figure out what a club with a non-functional feature is. All my clubs are pretty functional.


I missed that last part - was it in the Singapore travel section I skipped over?

If you think Starbucks is overrated you should visit a medium sized Canadian city between 06:00 and 08:00 then drive by Tim Horton's.

No napping, you may miss something important and life chafing. I meant to say changing but chafing seems more appropriate in regards to this thread.

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I have both a hybrid and furry animal headcovers!  Actually, I just put the hybrids in play.  Took out both my 3i and 4i and am rolling with Adams Idea a7 hybrids now.  They launch the ball high and land soft, and I am getting distance I wouldn't have dreamed with the irons.  I don't have to worry about getting a hybrid in the air, like I did with the irons.

Also, furry headcovers.  I have two.  Albert the Alligator on the big stick.  A shout out to my beloved Florida Gators.  And C.J. Dog on my three wood.  I have a Boston Terrier named C.J. and Daphes Headcovers had a Boston, so I bought it and put it on the fairway.

 

 

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If you're 6'8", the only manly thing to do is to punch some meteorites into clubheads with your fists, and bite rebar to length to use as shafts.

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I used to think wearing pink shirts on the course was "girly".  Then, the cart girls and the women working behind the counters started complementing me on them.  I was hooked.  Have a whole closet full of them now.  I balance it out by wearing shoulder pads with metal spikes and cowboy boots with blades that shoot out of the toe, you know, for when the foursome gets a little unruly.

 

 

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Originally Posted by LuciusWooding

If you're 6'8", the only manly thing to do is to punch some meteorites into clubheads with your fists, and bite rebar to length to use as shafts.


I find that rebar is too light and whippy.  I use the bars from the cell on Alcatraz that I broke out of.

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Originally Posted by bwdial

I find that rebar is too light and whippy.  I use the bars from the cell on Alcatraz that I broke out of.



I used prison bars when I first started out, but I started hitting shots left and ballooning; I switched to X-flex rebar tipped 1" and switched from the ProV1 to bridgestone tires.

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Adams Super LS 15˚ fairway, Kusala black 72x
Adams Super LS 18˚ fairway, Aldila Rip'd NV 75TX
Adams Idea pro VST hybrid, 21˚, RIP Alpha 105x
Adams DHY 24˚, RIP Alpha 89x
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Yeah who wants to get their clubs fitted?  You have to be kidding me. That is the dumbest thing I have ever seen written on this forum. So a guy who stands 6 foot 8 should be happy with his off the shelf clubs? Why don't you like hybrids? What is unmanly about them? Do you use a 460CC driver? Why don't you scout Ebay and pick yourself up a nice wooden driver from the 30's if you think you're so manly. You know what is extremely unmanly? [SIZE=24px][U] USING A SHIT TONNE OF SMILIES [/U][/SIZE]

When you use units of "tonne", you're supposed to specify that you're working in metric units. Eg, it is extremely unmanly to use a metric shit tonne of smilies.

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Originally Posted by WWBDD

Radials?



I prefer them, but usually I use whatever I find  on the course. Some are designed for higher speeds, but I don't feel much difference IMO. I generally swipe a couple off the course's carts if I lose any.

Funnily enough, they actually have a tire fitting app on their website, just like on their golf ball section.

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Adams Super LS 15˚ fairway, Kusala black 72x
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Adams Idea pro VST hybrid, 21˚, RIP Alpha 105x
Adams DHY 24˚, RIP Alpha 89x
5-PW Maltby TE irons, KBS C taper X, soft stepped once 130g
Mizuno T4, 54.9 KBS Wedge X
Mizuno R12 60.5, black nickel, KBS Wedge X
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