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Tour Angle 144 ; best training aid I have ever used. I keep it in my bag and used it at the range and before every round. I really helps me maintain my one piece takeaway and provides immediate feedback on everything from 1/2 wedge swings all the way up to the driver. I have taken lessons in the past, and the instructors tried to tell me about one piece take away, wrist hinge and releasing the club head, but the Tour Angle 144 finally made it all make sense. I like the fact that I can use it with my clubs without making any modifications, and it is so compact that no one knows I'm using it. Now if they would only make one for my putter...

Internet sites I have tried with great success. RockbottomGolf or Hurricane Golf... I have used both and highly recommend either. If you have some time on your hands, also try Deal a Day golf; they have daily deals on various golf equipment.

Bridgestone B330 RX, Bridgestone E6 (when my swing is not quite on). I have tried others, but keep coming back to the RX. Long, straight, good spin around the green and great feel off the putter.

+1 Nikon LR550. easy to use, accurate, durable and because it is a model that is a few years old it can be found relatively cheap. It has everything I need in a rangefinder. I have been using mine for 3 seasons and have yet to change the battery.

I'm a golfer on a budget, and have found buying used golf balls a viable option for me. It allows me to buy several different brands at a substantially reduced cost so that I can compare them on the course without feeling like a spent a fortune. If your so inclined, perhaps you could order a doz each (used) of the top 2 or 3 balls that were recommended during your fitting and see how they work for you. One company I highly recommend is golfballsunlimited. They have fast/cheap shipping, have a great selection and I have never been disappointed in the quality of the golf balls I have received from them. just a thought

+1 on golfballsunlimited. great deals, fast shipping and high quality product. Buying recycled golf balls allows me to experiment with different brands without breaking the bank. I don't think you could go wrong with Bridgestone E6; long, straight and performs OK around the green. I can't hit a Pro V1 worth a darn off the tee...way too much side spin for my game.