ibzbass

if your capable at all , for your own good, you should walk. you dont need to carry. pull carts are the perfect compromise. i tell everyone i meet... 'its a short trip from riding one of those carts around the golf course , to riding one of them around wal-mart. and i dont want to be one of THOSE people. " as far as a pacing issue, any real tourny is gonna take 4.5 hrs. when slow playing casually you should adjust your game accordingly. i dont even walk up to my ball until im ready to start my shot routine, that way, every shot is the same from the routine pt of view. im a 5 handicap and play 5 days a week. on a side note, im emberassed to live in a state that rewards obesity with handicap plates. texas. where fat gets you better parking. long live neengland sensibility

i absolutely use them. in fact they have been disappearing off shelves so ive been stock piling. i play 5 days a week with a group of 20 guys. i used to play what ever i found on the course. i wouldnt look at the make unless i felt the performance was good or bad. the only makes that stood out were the ones i lost distance on. usually cheap topflites, wilsons, i found a fuzz, put it into play and from the first shot gained 15 yards. i use the eyes to help me keep head down . i concentrate on them thru the swing. i think it just happens to be the perfect ball for the 100mph swing speed.