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EZ 3 PUTT

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Been visiting tst for a few weeks.. Enjoy the info and knowledge it provides.. And what golfer doesn't enjoy discussing their passion? Right? So I joined..;) I'm 40 and started playing 6 years ago and been hooked ever since. Wish I started in my youth.. Anyway I carry a hndcp of 8.. On that quest to improve all aspects of the game. Mentally and physically.. I don't think I go 8 hrs wo having a club or putter in my hands.. My driver speed is on avg. 105 I use titelist 913 d2 driver and 3 wood Taylor made r7 irons Taylor made rac wedges 52. 56. 60 And odyssey 2 ball white hot putter 2 weeks ago ordered a set of mizuno mp-64 w Kbs tour shafts 3-pw( I feel it's time to step up the equipment as my game progresses) On back order according to Dicks sporting good..:/ Anyone out there have any experience or knowledge w the mp64s w kbs shafts?

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Welcome to TheSandTrap! I'm also in central NJ. Where do you typically play?

Bill

“By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest.” - Confucius

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Thank you.. I do venture all over.. But for most part I play Charleston Springs North and South( love the north) Knob Hill GC, Hominey Hill, Eagle Ridge, and when I head south by AC.. I play Twisted Dune, Ballamore, and Shore Gate.. Strongly considering being a member for first time at Knob Hill GC next season..

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