What's the Best Product You Own? (Golf Edition)

[dmnoland]

I bought a cheapo MacGregor 64 deg. wedge back in the early 90's. Thought it would be fun to chip over furniture in the house. Well that club has never left my bag since. Just bought a duplicate just in case.http://www.ebay.com/sch/Golf-Clubs/115280/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=macgregor 64 wedge&LH_Complete=1&rt=nc&_trksid=p2045573.m1684

[Pete F]

3 hours ago, dmnoland said:

I bought a cheapo MacGregor 64 deg. wedge back in the early 90's. Thought it would be fun to chip over furniture in the house. Well that club has never left my bag since. Just bought a duplicate just in case.http://www.ebay.com/sch/Golf-Clubs/115280/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=macgregor 64 wedge&LH_Complete=1&rt=nc&_trksid=p2045573.m1684

I have one of those I bought for a few bucks at Replay Sports.

I have yet to try it, maybe I should

[dmnoland]

6 minutes ago, Pete F said:

I have one of those I bought for a few bucks at Replay Sports.

I have yet to try it, maybe I should

Depends on your game and course conditions. I find around here most pin placements are on the left side of the green, probably because most people slice. My normal miss is left so I am often stuck with little green to use. Drop and stop is an advantage to me.

[Pete F]

The best thing I've bought is a Ping Quiver bag, small soft bag with one pocket, a ball sleeve, fits seven clubs, weighs about a pound. I walk 6-9 holes lots of evenings with it, my favorite piece of golf equipment.

[stealthhwk]

4 way tie for me. Nike method matter putter, superstroke flatso grip, cobra baffler xl hybrid, and the Bridgestone e5. Take away any of those and I would be burnt toast!

[Aflighter]

I guess mine would be a tie between my M2 driver and Golo 3 putter.Without the driver I couldnt hit the ball as far as other drivers and the scotty cameron putter is everything its claimed to be.

[mchepp]

Really hard to beat the rangefinder. The only way that thing seems to have problems is when I forget it somewhere. It occasionally acts up, but mostly a pretty awesome product for as long as I've had it. 

The only other thing that I've used for that long in my golf bag is my Scotty Cameron putter. Been really solid for me.

[Ernest Jones]

Toss up between my Bridgestone* putter (a gift from @boogielicious, thanks bro!!!) and the bottle of Jamieson I keep in my bag. 

 

*the Bridgestone has a profile I can aim accurately and @iacas taught me how to modify it so that the weight profile matches my stroke. I can stop that ****er on a dime from 30 feet! Usually leaves me a tap-in for double boogie...

[Jakester23]

My edel putter is by far the best money I've spent. I do like my range finder a lot but there's so many apps that can replace it if need be.

[Braivo]

My Garmin GPS Golf Watch. Quick glance down at my wrist and I've got accurate yardage. No fuss. I HATE when I forget to bring it with me. 

[jsgolfer]

1. Edel Putter.
2. Edel Wedges.
3. Bushnell Range Finder

[jkelley9]

1. Sun Mountain push cart... has changed my golf life

2. Golf Pride CP2 grips... have changed my life on all my clubs

These are the most appropriate choice answers to your question. When it comes to clubs themselves... they're just clubs. I've got all "good to me" clubs now but when ti comes to golf as a whole for me it's not the clubs that's doing it for me. It's the overall experience changes given to me from my push cart and things like my grips.

[woodzie264]

My e6, call me simple.  After seeing the previous posts, I'll have to check out the Edel Wedges. They look sexy

[Shooting29]

My best purchase would be  Ecco shoes. I  used to wear foot joy but really disliked the direction they went with style and  found a pair of Ecco on sale  Dick's.  I had tried them on before but could never justify the price. They have outlasted every  other brand I've worn and I now own 3 pair  getting ready to get my 4th. I own both the street and the biom

[Piz]

My 22 degree Cleveland Hi-bore hybrid.  Other than that...the vise bolted to the work bench.  My dad bought the thing in the late 40's - early 50's?  It has been there my entire life and I'll be 60 in August.  

[Rainmaker]

Easily it would have to be my Net Return net and Real Feel golf mat. 

http://www.thenetreturn.com/collections/golf

http://www.realfeelgolfmats.com/

The Net Return is rock-solid.  It's very quiet - no loud net noise, no rattling, etc.  I hit into it almost every day and it looks brand new.  It's easy to set-up and take-down when you need to, as well.  The ball usually comes right back to you.

The real feel mat is a great mat - has lasted a very long time.  It's just now starting to show some wear in the one place where I always hit from - time to rotate it soon.  The marketing goes over the top, I think - there's no "divot action" . .it's just a super plush, nice mat. 

And lastly is my Bushnell Rangefinder . .and also my Sun Mountain golf cart. 

 

Everything else I ever bought was crap, lol. 

 

Edited July 4, 2016 by Rainmaker

[imsys0042]

My current bag and clubs will probably be with me for the next 10-15 years, minus maybe a new driver in a few years.   However the best thing I have is my putter.   It's a Scotty Cameron Newport 2.5 that I sent in and had customized and fitted.  It has my daughters names stamped on it and it's been with me for the best golf of my life.   All the coloring was redone in purple.   Truly a work of art.