Finn07

This is one of the most underrated balls out there. Because of the name Top-Flite people stray away from it, but I have played these balls for many rounds and it is a great golf ball. Durable and spins well on the greens also. Definitely play these with confidence. This is one of the balls in my sig.

Their putting and their tempo.

Yeah, I threw my arm out (right) as a kid, started throwing lefty and then it became a thing with throwing with both arms.

Is there any way to see these products online somewhere? Ive searched and come up with nothing so far.

I agree with r7 425 and they are inexpensive.

I golf righty, bat righty and lefty, and I can throw righty and lefty. Once played shortstop right handed in a baseball game and in the same game I pitched lefty. I used to throw BP lefty all the time. Im a natural right hander.

I always regrip my own clubs, its much cheaper and you dont have to wait for your clubs. Hes going to need double sided grip tape, a vice, a knife to strip the old grip off with, a tool to take off the old tape on the clubs, and solution. Most golf websites have what you need in kits. Tell him not to skimp on solution, pour that stuff on there, you'll be glad you did.

How can you blame Butch for the split. The guy wanted a coach and Butch said yes, as long as you quit your wild ways, he didn't so Butch no longer is working with him. That doesnt make any sense that you blame Butch. Obviously he knew what he was getting into because he gave him the ultimatum. Daly failed to live up to it so he canned him. Also he doesnt have a card right now, he plays off sponsors exemptions.

Another ridiculous poll IMO.

All stock headcovers for me.

Driver: 215.00 3 wood : 90.00 3 Hybrid: 65.00 Irons: 500.00 GW: 120 SW: 120 LW: 90 Putter: 80 Bag: 150 Total = 1,430

If you just need them lengthened, then go to your local shop and have the clubfitter extend them for you, much cheaper then reshafting your clubs, they will also have to regrip them also. They will probably fit you to the proper length and then add the appropriate extension to your shafts.

I think that is the best way that I would explain it as well. Let everything work like a chain reaction, starting with rotating the left hip to the target. If you can do that if will force the hands in a proper position at impact, and will create some lag.

Golfwrx is way too busy for me. I am a member there was well but i think have only made two or three posts, just too big and busy. TST is much easier on the eyes also.

The facts are this. When the bird got closer to him he stated "Ill get him now." That to me says he was in fact attempting to hit the bird, no questions asked. He hits about six balls and then kills the thing. This is a no brainer what his intentions are. Kind of stupid when you have 15 or so people around you. This guy will be getting in trouble, you can bet that for sure. There is no way the tour or any governing body will let this go. There was so much intent here for what he did, and that one witness account tells it like it happened.

I definitely think there are too many, some are ridiculous and I cant believe even get an answer. Like the one are you a boy or girl?? Come on now.

I have the stock reax shaft in my TM 460 and love it, like Allin said above, if it aint broke dont fix it. I think its a very good shaft. How are you hitting it?

Ill say this. In the summer of 1997, I caddied at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Long Island. It is top 10 on nicest tracks in America. I worked my ass off. There were days where I sat there all day long and didnt get out to make any money. In saying that, it was one of the best summers of my life. I got to play that course every Monday, and days that I didnt get out and waited and waited we would play putting games all day long. I met some great guys that summer, guys I wish I still kept in touch with. I saw the same stuff that you were seeing with people getting handed everything, but realized that people would have killed to be in the position that I was in.

Fade all the way, I can control it alot better because if I start trying to draw the ball im afraid the ever dreaded hook will start coming out. I used to battle the hooks, not any more though.

When pitching onto the green, the idea is to keep the ball low and either let it run to the flag or fly it to the flag and have it check up on you. If I dont have to get the ball airborne on pitches and chips, I wont do so, ill keep it low, hence keeping the ball in the back of my stance. For amateurs, if you have the opportunity to keep the ball low, thats usually the safest bet.

The only real time ill place the ball in the back of my stance is if I want to hit a low punch shot, maybe into a steady wind. Other then that, if I am greenside, and im pitching the ball onto the green ill put it back in my stance, but not much though.

Start thinking about the ones that you made in, not the ones that you missed, you'll putt alot better (Rotella)

I voted walk and carry.

I have twice, once myself and once with a pro. Both times I wish I never did it, and I think I know quite a bit about my golf swing. It made me overthink when I was over the ball, make sure I do this, make sure I do that. It got to the point I would stand over a shot for like 7 seconds, not being able to take the club back. After reading Rotella's books, I no longer have that problem. I can honestly say Ill never videotape my swing again, at least for the purposes of breaking it down, maybe to share with people, but definitely not for analysis.

Yeah Ebay is great, just bought a set of Taylor Made r7 tp irons there brand new for 500. You cant beat that price.