T.J.K.

All these polls are definitely annoying. Can we dump some of them? Iacas?

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Seriously, try the Top Flite Freak. It's a bit harder, but still feels good.

I've never had my swingspeed measured, but I would think I hover right around the 100-105, and I agree completely with that. To me it feels like the D2 will only go so far, no matter how hard the swing is. I have played the Freak though and like it quite a bit for a cheaper ball. I will never be one to spend $45 a dozen on balls, so I usually play the E6, and I think the Freak is actually pretty comparable in softness, but a little longer. I may be the only one though, but I just do't feel right playing a Top Flight ball :) eventhough I actually love the Maxfli balls (a comparable name these days). Go figure.........

Definitely, but I will say I have the NVG2 Tour and it's a great performing driver and very underrated.

This has been a good topic, but really not worth talking about anymore. The main anti-gun folks are not from America. Not anything against them, but that makes it hard for them to understand our logic, or for us to understand theirs. Being raised in different places with different views have a huge impact on a person's logical thinking, whether we admit it or not.

So is Terrell Owens, would he be good?? How about a professional cricket player??

I have heard this argument over and over again, from both sides, and I gotta say I don't believe Tiger plays Miuras. Also, I would put Mizuno in the elite, not the mid-majors. Out of the list, I would have to go with MacGregor or Nickent for the best of that list. MacGregor for the simple fact of their new line of irons. They are sure to get some tour recognition this year. Nickent, because they are growing more and more each day.

Um, yes, and any state I am legal in. Thanks

I carry a gun nearly everywhere I go, including the golf course. Unfortunately, it's the society we live in.

Bi-Matrix makes it I think

Just curious.....

I guess if you take my latest stuff............. Driver - $199 3 Wood - $149 2 hybrid - $75 Irons - $299 Wedges - $200 Putter $250 Bag - $149 So what's that? Like $1,300 Not to bad :)

That's what was in my head as I was reading.

Scotty makes a great putter no doubt, but there are plenty of others out there that are just as good. Scotty is a marketing genious. That is the only difference between him and some of the others putter makers.

Ebay, Craigslist, this forums, or GolfWRX. That's where I sell and buy just about all my clubs.

Another vote from me for that one.

I wear a Titleist right now, but I just buy whatever when I need one. Next will be Mizuno most likely, I heard they last a long time.

Yea, I can't think of anything either. A bit of a stretch I would say.

One thing to remember also, is that places like Golf Galaxy will usually match the prices of TGW and Golfsmith.

I am in the same boat as you sorta. I have one slot open and don't know if I should do a 2 hybrid or another wedge.

And very expensive :)

I voted Callaway, cause I played x-14's since the day they came out, but I have recently switched to MacGregor M685's because of the good deals on them right now. All I can say is I wish I would have been playing these all along :)

I think it definitely depends on where you live of course....... For instance, I live in Oklahoma City.....own a 2500 square foot home built in 05, 2 30K plus cars, and never struggle with money..... And my wife and I have a combined income of just under $150,000, but you give us those salaries in...let's say....San Diego, and we are screwed :)

From Webster's dictionary......The definition of a dunk is as follows.... "to throw (a basketball) into the basket from above the rim" So like it or not, it was a dunk :)