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Finally! A Norwegian back on the PGA tour! Henrik Bjoernstad! But I think Luke Donald will win. What do you think?

Is he using two putters today?

My goals for 2008 is: 1. Eagle. 2. Singel hcp. 3.Improve putting, less then 30 putts pr. round 4. Play on at least 10 different courses. 5. More GIR 6. At least 9 pars pr.round.

Have tried both, but I liked the Superquad best. The FT-I is just striaght. You have 15 hcp and I think you should go for the Superquad. But it depends of what you want the most, distance or accuracy. I hit the Superquad 15meters longer then the FT-I. PS: Have you tried the Hibore XL? Great club

Don't you think I could sell the club if I postes this picture on ebay?

I have only hit a few rocks, that's all. There was also a few scratches in it befre I bought it. (yes, I bought it used). The soft metal makes it look really bad... But I have new wedges and a FAIRWAYWOOD , so I guess I can sell my old wedge.

Finally got some new wedges Love the 906F4 picture...

Couldn't get there in two. 50 yards away is the closest I could be.

New personal best drive 310meters with a 5iron The driving range wascovered with ice. I had no idea that an old Dunlop-iron would go that far. AND the ball heavier then lead!

Sounds good, just ordered one. Haven't tried it, but all the reviews says it is a great club. And after reading your description I can't wait to try it

I have always been told to buy wedges with the same brand and model. Then it's is easier to know which wedge you should use in different positions. If you have two wedges with the exact same qualities, it's easier to know which club(loft) to pick. Okey, Vokey Oil Can and Chrome aren't the most diffrent clubs out there. But if I was the one who was going to buy new clubs (which I did yesterday by the way ), I would pick two clubs in the same model. This is my personal opinion, I didn't mean that everybody should do what I say. There is so many other people on this website who things I'm talking rubbish, but I'm shure (at least hope) that there is someone who is agreed with me.

If you go for spin milled, "buy" 58* and 54* spin milled, and a tour chrome 50*. You shouldn't mix oil can and chrome. Ordered 52 and 58 degree Cg12 black pearl yesterday.

Taylormade Rossa Monza Corza. Very good roll on the ball

A 52-56-60 degree setup is not a bad idea. It's more about personal needs. There are many threads about the 60* Lob wedge on this website. Some of them might help you;-P Personally i don't fell that I need a 60* LW. But what you need, I cant tell. But since the PW is 45 degree, the gap would be big if you went for the 52-56-60 setup. 7 degree gap between the PW and GW. Anyway, good luck with the golfing PS: Rac OS are lovely irons

I think you should buy 3 new wedges. I'm going to buy some new wedges myself. 50* 54* and 58*. For me, the gap between OS 45* and 588 56* was to big. I'm going to buy cleveland cg 12, have tried a few cleveland wedges, and have loved them all. But if you don't want to spend to much money, you could just buy a 50* wedge, and buy some more wedges next season if you feel you need it. But I will recommend to buy a 50 degree (not OS).