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Not Augusta, and that was back in the day when the greens were not what they are these days. The 1970s were a long time ago.

Different models fit differently. I wear an 11 in the Elements pro and a 10.5 in the originals. I wore an 11.5 in Classix, IIRC.

No thank you. Not because I can't, but because I probably have a hundred times here on the site in pieces here and there, and you can search for it, and you can ask many of the people here, or read my book, or countless other things. Also, you were derogatory toward the site and the members here in how you described the reaction you were sure they'd have to someone posting a swing video.

No need to be a smartass. I know a thing or two… three on a good day.

LSW is the best book on course management ever written. And the mistake often made is that not all of your longer drives are near trees and not all of your shorter ones are in the middle of the fairway.

Just about any shoe will give you blisters if they don't fit you properly. I've never had a pair of TRUEs give me blisters. You're going to enjoy what you see later this week, I think.

I disagree - as strongly as one can - about how you seem to feel people behave here in Member Swing topics. I don't have anything more to say about that, but I cannot overstate how wrong I feel you are about that. Also… your swing issues are not "mental" problems. Your swing issues are mechanical problems. You're not making a bad swing because you choke. You're not making a bad swing because you made a bad club selection and shot selection. You're making a bad swing because your mechanics need work. That's bogus advice in the golf swing. "What works right now" or "what feels right" may lead you down the wrong road, from which recovery may not be possible. Visit one of the few good instructors out there and put your faith in them… putting faith in yourself to know what's "right" is asking for trouble. I disagree that it's a mental issue.

$26.xx is well within the "$25-$30" range, actually. Yes, they're better than a Z-Star. Dean Snell was instrumental in designing the ProV1 and headed TaylorMade's ball division for about a decade. Not on topic so I kept the reply short.

Of course they take that into consideration.

I couldn't care less. Got next to nothing to do with golf.

Other balls have a big "Callaway" or a "Snell" or a "Titleist" on them. They all occupy about the same area. I get that this won't change your taste, but… it seems like a silly reason not to play a ball that may be a good fit for your game. What if someone didn't play a "Snell" because they don't like that it rhymes with "smell"? They would be entitled to that reason, but still dumb for that being the reason. No?

You'll find that people are happy to help, @BitShark92, but they need a little bit of due diligence from you first.

http://golfclevelandohio.com/ Check that out. Or look at the map if you know where you will be: http://golfclevelandohio.com/gco2017-map.html .

They gave their reasons. Some of them included sponsor complaints.

I didn't say he only talk about PGA tour players. I said it was largely about them. I think that's accurate. Good luck on your plans going forward.