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i bought a forged mizuno t zoid 6 iron to practice with. i understand if you play cavitybacks/game improvement irons that practiceing with a blade can really help you r ball striking more crisp. im hoping to improve before stepping up to a players set of irons in the next couple of years. have any of you ever tried this approach, practicing with a club beyond your skill level? i only paid $25 for it and it looks BRAND new so i thought it was a wise investment. any tips for range practice? your thoughts please.

just had a brand new baby t grip put on and a scotty american classic headcover with pivot tool added all ordered from scottys website. very good service. now my putter is ballin pretty much outta control.

ok yall are misunderstanding what i said in my first statement. i said find a GOOD chiropractor. almost all in my town suck but i have 2 in my office that are awesome. they do a different type of chiropractic, we change your spine permantly. proof is in the x-rays. most chiros treat back pain instead of the disorders in the spine, we fix the disprders and that leads to less pain and people not having to have back surgery/meds. i totally agree there are as many chiro horror stories as there are back surgery stories. to all you who posted your success with back surgeries, congrats for being in the 18% who it helped.

welcome aboard, im also from ky except from the other end of the state

thats tomorrow!! post your initial impressions asap!

yeah i hope you realize that you dont have to reshaft, you can have them extended. my brother in law is 6'6 no one makes a set long enough for him so he had his extended an inch and a half.

im a massage therapist that works in a chiropractic office. if you think back surgery is gonna get you back on the links, you are wrong. one surgery usually leads to a lifetime of surgeries with zero success. i say find yourself another chiropractor, and find the best massage therapist in town, one that specializes in therapeutic work such as deep tissue and trigger point therapy. medicine/surgery will not cure back pain.

i have a cg10 wedge and i love the way it feels, and the black pearl finish. i have been wondering about these irons cause im wanting to upgrade within the next 2 years, maybe next year. i had planned on getting mizunos cause i never hear anything about these clevelands, thanks for sharing your opinions. ill consider tehm before i make a purchase for sure.

i was talking about my sumo he made reference to. i dont know about scotty stuff, i guess just use paypal and trust the seller and if he is a lier, go through paypal to get your money back. be sure to read through the sellers feedback too. scotty stuff is normally the same price everywhere so ebay doesnt save you much when buying scottys new or used.

ebay helped me offset that, i got a new one for half price.

nice. im a fan of the tei3 but i really like the black finish. i have been putting much better since i picked up my 1998 model. i share your dream, i use to work in retail sales. it would be AWESOME to be traveling around selling top of the line golf equipment.

they offer a lot, look at their potential on www.scottycameron.com i was gonna get a putter for my birthday instead of Christmas cause the wait was killing me, but i couldnt even hold out that long, one of our local golf stores had a 1998 used teryllium newport 2 so i grabbed it. it was the same price as the newport2 studio style i was gonna get but i like these Teryllium putters better. i havent got to play a round with it yet but i took it to the practice green a couple times and im making longer putts i wasnt making with my old putter. im consistantly getting it closer on my lag putts too so im very happy with my purchase. i have already ordered a baby T grip and scotty headcover with pivot tool. i hope it gets here soon i need that grip and no one in town had one in stock. here is a pic:

yeah dude your bag is filled nicely, i think you need to play more to get better. if you are only 15 you are probabaly working part time so head to the course everyday after school that you arent working and do work. your scores WILL start dropping.

i agree you probabaly cant go wrong with either, the odyssey looks better than the cameron but man those scottys are sweet to putt with. the grip on the black series is sick! and i hate the studio grips but that is a minor detail and can always be changed. at least you already know that you cant go wrong, be confident no matter what you decide.

wow thats awesome man, congrats. he will never forget that.

that is an excellent ball for slow swing speeds and they are only $17 at wal mart. give them a try, i used them earlier this year and was impressed.

a newport is a little smaller than a newport 2 but the 2 can be bought the way you want it. it has different shaft length options with corrected headweights and the lie and loft can be different than standard all straight from scotty.

the tiempo isnt a mallet. look again, there is severaly different styles.

take a look at the nike unitized putters, the tiempo. here: http://www.tgw.com/customer/category...TEGORY_ID=8233

well that helps cause it seems like i get my best results when i hit it there. thanks guys, looks like i dont have to work on anything, now i can focus on fixing my F'ed up driver swing.

today i had a 10 on a par 4 and the next hole was a 2 on a par 3...thats golf

including myself

yeah i think it looks really nice. i like mallets too but im gonna try a blade this time.

they do have a mallet one

i recently bought a 18° calloway X Hybrid 2Hso far so good. i dont have a 3 iron or any fairway woods so i had a large gap inbetween my 4 iron and driver so this fills it nicely.