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

[jamo]

Same idea as the non-golf thread: 

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New purchases are exciting—until you realize one or both of these things happened:

1) The product turned out to suck

2) It’s a week later, the honeymoon is over, and you’re now over it and will never use it again

Once in a while though, you buy something that you end up loving, and using, for a long time—making the price you paid for it seem like nothing compared to how much you got out of it.

What’s something you own that has stood the test of time and proven to be completely worth the price? Make sure to include a link in your recommendation so we can check it out, too.

Soooooooo ... What's the Best Golf Product You Own?

[Gunther]

The implement that helps my game more than any other is probably my range finder.  So, I'm gonna with go my Bushnell range finder being the best golf product I own.

Edited May 22, 2016 by Gunther

[saevel25]

My Edel Putter. Though the Bushnell range finder is a close 2nd.

[NJpatbee]

I cannot pick one club, but substituting quality hybrids for my 2 thru 6 irons has kept this 64 year old in the game. 

[iacas]

I can't pick one. But I guess I'll rank them:

1. Edel Putter.
2. Edel Wedges.
3. Leupold Rangefinder.
4. GAME GOLF.

The instruction version…

1. Analyzr.
2. Casio FH-25.

[Gunther]

6 minutes ago, iacas said:

I can't pick one. But I guess I'll rank them:

1. Edel Putter.
2. Edel Wedges.
3. Leupold Rangefinder.
4. GAME GOLF.

The instruction version…

1. Analyzr.
2. Casio FH-25.

I find your 1st 2 choices interesting given your proven and much promoted concept that the long game is most important in scoring.  I'd have figured a favorite driver being #1.   We all have favorite sticks and a putter becomes like a little brother you can lean on in times of need (no one knows that better than me) but I am curious.

[iacas]

30 minutes ago, Gunther said:

I find your 1st 2 choices interesting given your proven and much promoted concept that the long game is most important in scoring.  I'd have figured a favorite driver being #1.

I change drivers and whatnot all the time.

[Gunther]

2 minutes ago, iacas said:

I change drivers and whatnot all the time.

Yeah, something else foreign to me.  Takes me so long to adjust to a new one but I get it, I have quite a few friends who show up with a new driver every month.  Wish I could do that.

[Patch]

My irons (5i-LW) are my best golf product. I have had them quite a while now. They do everything my swing tells them to do..............

My 7W is right up there with my irons. It's my "go to" club in all kinds of situations. 

As for "indestructible tank like" quality, my Clic-Gear trolley is going to out last me I'm sure. It's one of the originals. 

[gregsandiego]

9 hours ago, jamo said:

Same idea as the non-golf thread: 

Soooooooo ... What's the Best Golf Product You Own?

Cleveland 56 wedge. When hit right it seems to almost push the ball up in the air.

My old Taylormade "S" has been retired to practice shots in the living room.

 

 

[14ledo81]

True linkswear shoes for me.

Clubs are nothing special.

[longdrive23]

Golfshot GPS app. Paid 30$ for one-time fee some 4 years back or so. Very useful, and handy in the pocket all the time. Gives clear distances to hazards etc, handier than reaching out for rangefinder. 

Second is my Ben Hogan irons. Got them for 150$, served well for 7 years. 

[GolfMaineiac26]

My New Slazenger Cart Bag, I got it as a gift from my mom's boyfriend last week it's very similar to the SZR 14 way, I'm on a budget so anytime I get something new whether it is a new club, bag, or attire I'm hyped and that hype carries over to the course, I only wish it were a stand bag but I'm used to carrying my bag from hole to hole and this is way lighter then my old Wilson Staff Bag which has been relegated to storage for spare balls and clubs.

 

[Grumpter]

Stand-alone hand held GPS (Garmin G5). Over the years I have not wanted to trade it in or switch it to my phone as the increase in the phone plan would add up a lot quicker than the cost of the stand alone unit.

[rehmwa]

Easily the Bushnell Rangefinder

[DaveP043]

Titleist 910 D2 Driver.  I'm two or three generations away from the current model, but I have no reason to change.  There's no substitute for consistently hitting solid drives in play, mostly in the short grass.

[Dave2512]

Rangefinder for sure.

[treestand57]

Ball retriever haha