dduval08

looks very legit to me.

if you are looking for durability then PING is the way to go. They make the best clubs, so well constructed, I have never had a single problem with PING.

If you lose weight in the club, especially in the head it will be harder for you to know where the club is and could affect your timing and therefore lose distance

Watch out cause Black widow grips will catch on. I work in a golf shop in canada and can hardly keep them in stock.

you should be able to find some very good deals in the states. Try doing a 250 dollar budget in canada and it is near impossible.

I agree this seems just like a ploy from TM, that is why I choose not to play their equipment

Real driver fitting is key. I am a former college player and was fit by like PGA professionals. Last week I went to a guy who was on a tour van for 20+ years and he helped fit me for a real driver shaft. He spent over an hour with me just swapping shafts checking the CPM and everything. Well to say the least he was legit. I went from flying the ball 275 with a 114 mph swing to flying the ball over 290 consistently, and about 8 yards lees dispersion. And he got me roll which I almost never had

go get fitted for wedges from a PGA professional and they will be able to help you choose the right wedge setup to see what suits both your full swing wedges and short shots

I agree with everyone who says that Wilson right now is one of the most underrated companies in golf. They continue to make very good irons their woods may lack a bit but iron wise they are still up there.

I am now using Accra Tour Z M5 65+ in my driver and a M5 75+ in my 3 wood and absolutely love them, nothing is smoother and launches the ball perfectly for me

Thank you I found this helpful. I am new on this forum and this helped to guide me to the right way to become a long time member on here. Cheers

definitely shotly has the best price around, if you can get your hands on them

Also check out the new ignite irons, they do not have hybrids in them but they are a nice shape and very forgiving

910 was released late 2010, so colnago is right. Look more forward to late 2012 for release date and spy pics to show up prior to that

I would suggest even looking at the JPX Pro. Now those are a good looking stick.

I would suggest seeing a PGA professional and letting them see how you hit the ball and then determine whether it is worthwhile to change the shaft. Like one previous poster suggested it may be your angle of attack and if that is the case you are better off spending the money on lessons

definitely find a good set of TP's and you won't be disappointed. One of TMAG's better irons in the last few years.

buddy sick job on it. I wouldnt play it but I can see the time and effort put in

The way that cast clubs are now being produced they are getting close to the feel of forged clubs. Just look at the s56 from PING they have to be one of the softest irons I have ever hit and they sound just as good.

The 4DX evolver was a hell of a driver and if you can get one of rockbottomgolf with the CYG adapter its a steal. Don't let these guys tell you its for cheap players or such cause really I hit it up against some very good and expensive drivers and its just a bomb.

I agree with MLF look at a face balanced putter, it will be easier for you to square up the putter blade at impact

These are my carry distances up here in cold and rainy Vancouver: 60* 105 54* 125 PW* 143 9I 154 8I 166 7I 177 6I 189 5I 204 4I 213 3I 224 2Hy 240 3Wood 260 Driver 285

Definitely look at other drivers. The Razr Hawk is miles long and has been well reviewed since it came out. Ping's K15 is probably one of the easiest to hit high and straight. But the most important thing is to get fit and make sure the right shaft is in there for you.

Look at C and L Putters. They will do a heavier putter and their work is amazing