jm0715

Taylor Made Rac OS2 #5-PW.

I have the Nickent 3DX DC 20° & 23° Ironwoods in my bag.

I only measure my driver yardage when I'm on the range, & it's only between 215 to 225 yards of carry on average (when straight) with about 5 ro 10 yards of roll, & I'm still working on it. Help!

I personally like & try to imitate Ernie El's swing (even though I know I'm light years away). It amazes me how effortless Els' swing is. I also like Adam Scott's & Fred Couple's.

I use my 55° CG11 most of the time because I'm very comfortable with it. Which means it's my favorite wedge in my bag.

I would use my 20° or 23° Iron Wood depending on the course condition.

I've heard John Daly, Phil Mickelson, David Duval all gambled, & Lee Trevino confessed he used to gamble a lot when he was younger, but I'm not so sure.

Do you honestly think there are money games we don't know about that goes on during practice & tournament rounds in the PGA Tour? Who do you think is on the top all-time list of known players who wager in the tour, & who would you put your hard earned money on given the right opportunity?

I'm not sure if this thread had been posted here before, but, who's golf swing mechanics do you admire most in the PGA Tour, and why?

I took up golf in the summer of 2001 but have had a chronic herniated disk (not related to golfing) that was really bad, constantly bothered me, & completely took me out of the game (& my pool game ) for five &-a-half years till I got tired of it & said to myself that I'm not going to let this thing stop me from playing, & continue to play through it no matter what happens. In fact, it still flares up every once in a while, especially when it's cold, & it limits my play (& improvement), but at least I can still play!

I played the Point postion so I've always been a fan of players who excel in that position such as Steve Nash, Jason Kidd, & Chris Paul. I believe Chris Paul deserves to be the MVP this year simply because the Hornets are not even predicted to be among the top teams in the West, yet they're one of the best out there. The main reason is Chris Paul's effectiveness in running plays in their system which translates to the team's chemistry.

I'm a huge Jordan fan, but VC's "Superman" dunk, & the "Over theTop (of a head)" tops my list as probably the best dunk ever & it was NOT even in a dunk contest. http://http://www.jordanextreme.com/...permanDunk.jpg http://pages.sbcglobal.net/mwwells/V...pic%20dunk.jpg

Huge disappointment & embarrassment!

I grew up in Chicago, currently live in Portland, Oregon but a Bulls fan since the pre-Jordan era.

Who's your favorite NBA team?

I have the Datrek Vibe stand bag which has 14 individual dividers placed diagonally from bottom left to top right: Top Row: Putter 2nd Row (Top to bottom): 4-Hybrid, 3-Hybrid, 3-Wood, Driver 3rd Row (Top to bottom): 9-Iron, 8-Iron, 7-Iron, 6-Iron, 5-Iron 4th Row (Top to bottom): Lob Wedge, Sand Wedge, Gap Wedge, Pitching Wedge

I have the Winning Edge Sergio Garcia Bull Headcover simply because I am a big Chicago Bulls fan, win or lose.

Daly's contract with them will definitely include free booze for life.

The guy's phenomenal. His extremely tough mental game is a huge advantage against his opponents, not just his highly skilled physical game. Then, throw in the intimidation factor, & you've got the perfect golfer right there. It seems like players break down at some point during the round when they play against him. That guy's amazing.

I play the Taylor Made R7 460 primarily because of its inter-changeable weight that gives me the option to change my shots. Not a very big fan of the loud & annoying Nike drivers.

I play the Taylor Made R7 Ti 3-Wood with a Regular Flex.

I am curious as to what brand you use for your swing training & improvement, how long before you notice improvements (if any), & how effective & useful it is for you. Thanks!

I use a Datrek Vibe 14-IDS stand bag primarily because it has 14 individual dividers for each club, & don't tangle clubs like most of the stand bags in the market today.

I would practice my putting, and if I can't, I would sharpen my mental game by simply reading articles, tips, watch the golf channel to get myself really motivated, & by standing at my normal address, & visualizing my swing over & over.

Being "The Greatest", what comes to people's minds are accomplishments. I would say Jack Nicklaus is the greatest "so far" simply because he has the Majors record. However, Tiger Woods is on pace to become the greatest, but until he breaks Nicklaus' record, Woods, in my opinion, is simply a great player.