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Well if you are taking it to a local shop you can just ask the club builder. I doubt they would bother install it if they thought it was defective. They should warn you of potential failure at the very least.

Depends on whether the course is covered in dandelions or seagull feathers.

If you're in California, then you should look into the possibility of rebates in your locality. You might be able to get a lot of what you want subsidized if you are downsizing areas that need a lot of irrigation.

If this is a success, I shudder to think how failure might look. Here is Dan's page: I agree that the whole point is that "talent is overrated," as you say. He specifically addresses that in the theory section above. He pretty much states that he will excel in the field and that he has little talent at the outset. So to be a success, we agree Dan must become an expert. From there, we part ways. Must he reach his goal of "winning amateur events and obtaining his PGA card" for him to be an expert and declare it a success? I'd say yes. It's fine th

Make this your starting point... figure out what your 150 club is (150 after the ball stops, not how far you fly it) and work from there. If it is your 7 iron, start there and go 1 club up/down for every 10 yards. So if you are 160 out you would use a 6 iron, 170 out a 5 iron, so on and so forth. Also, any time you are playing an uphill shot, choose 1 more club than the distance. Anytime playing downhill, choose 1 less than the actual distance. If severely up/downhill... play 2 clubs more/less. Same for strong head/tail winds. Lastly, always figure out the distance to the

Best answer to that is always: "Uh huh? Show me please."

Biggest jerk on tour is the people reaching out to touch a pro who is walking to the next tee.

Great point......all real golfers are not necessarily good golfers. And all good golfers, aren't necessarily real golfers.

I'm sorry but it made me laugh when you blasphemed in the first sentence, then compared your patience to a biblical person in the second.

Many people believe that Rory Sabattini is the biggest jerk on tour, due to his behaviour inside and outside of the ropes.