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I know the sky is the limit, but how much for a decent setup in the basement? Can you lease them?

It works fine, but now its in my head and makes me hesitant. Drives me nuts that I want to change it or that I think about it. Golf sucks but I love it.

Lets see if I catch your drift. I am right handed. I drop my right shoulder at address. If I raise my right shoulder, still keeping it lower than my left, it will change my contact point?

When I set up I align the ball to the toe of my driver to hit it in the sweet spot? How can I correct this?

I think its the homeowners nickel. They live on the course and assume that responsibility. Did you salvage the hole?

I am looking at purchasing the Colorado Avid Golfers Passport. Has anybody had experience with it? Is there another "deal" out there? Thanks in advance.

How do I get a handicap. I ve been told that I have to belong to a golf club to get one. Is that true?

Iam getting too old for hangovers. Since I dont know when to say when, I need help before the pain sets in tomorrow. All hangover prevention tips will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance and bottoms up.

Hands down, Superquad. Bomb it.

Before I bought my Dryjoy Pros, I had my hopes up for a pair of Eccos but they didnt fit me. I will try a pair of Addidas 360. Have they gone down in price since they came out?

Because of winter, my home course just went to cart path only. Instead of carrying 2-5 clubs to each shot, my fat arse is going to starting walking. I love my Dryjoy Pro's, but they are not meant for long walks. What do you suggest?

Your not the only one. She has no knowledge of the game. She needs to be bare foot and in the kitchen.

70 yards out.

I cant accept paying $300-400 for rain gear. There has to be something just as good as the name brands but CHEAP. Please help.

I hit the driver for the first time last week and loved it. If it wasnt for the TM Superquad I would have bought it. Most people are turned off by its sound at impact, but the extra length and straightness took care of that issue. I have not tried the fairway woods though.

I am in the market for a rangerfinder. Is the Bushnell "pinseeker" function worth the extra money? Please give me the review of your rangefinder.

How hard is it to install new grips? Any suggestions and or tricks?

I didnt either. It all happens at impact.

I spent 1 hour on Dick's launch monitor testing drivers. I surprised myself with my numbers using new technology, but keep in mind I currently swing a 3 year old Walter Hagen driver. Here's my question: Does it matter which brand of ball you hit on the monitor? I hit the Sasquatch, Cobra LD, TM Burner, TM Superquad, and Cally FT-5. Out of the five drivers, the Superquad was by far the best club for me. Hurry up Santa Claus!!!

Does anybody know when the new Cobra is coming out or is it out? I havent seen it but I want to try it.

I have 4 tickets in section 118, row 34. I am starting at $1350.00 ea.. I need a split in Boston and the demand will rise.

I have four tickets for game 5 in Colorado. Can anybody recommend the best way to sell them, ie Stubhub, Ebay etc?

I agree, its better than nothing. I don't like mats because it's not accurate feed back on your swing and ball striking.

I have a 588 60 degree and love it, but only within 50 yards. I can hit it farther sometimes, but not consistently. How far do you hit yours? And how often do you use it? Thank you in advance.

I've been to Golf Galaxy, Golfsmith and Dicks for a new driver. My swing speed is 90 mph average. Golfsmith and Dicks told me a stiff shaft no question. Golf Galaxy suggested a regular shaft would be just fine. I understand that shaft selection can be very complicated, but I am going to purchase a in-stock driver, either Taylormade, Cobra or Taylormade. Please advise and thank you in advance.