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Well I ended up in a course side store - where I was able to try out a couple of last years mondels. I ended up getting Taylormade Burner Superfast 2.0 both for driver and a 5 Wood. Summed up to 220 € - much less then I was planning to spend on the driver alone - I am really happy with it. Can't see how I would have benefited by splashing out 200/300 more for this years model...

Thanks for your replies, I will have a good old go at a couple of drivers and fairway woods when I get the time. I do like the looks of the 910d2 - so if its not too difficult to hit I would be certainly looking at getting one for those - will let you know when I get them.

I found the following explenation witch other may also find intresting: http://www.barryrhodes.com/2011/03/taking-complete-relief-eg-from.html Now in the given situation the ball roles back towards the gravel path and the player proceeds to take the shot whilst touching the immovable obstruction, incurring a 2 stroke penalty. So would he have gotten another free drop?

1. Get down to a real HC i.e.

Hi, I have started playing Golf last year in Autumn, I have so far been practicing on a weekly basis and am feeling fairly comfortable with my Irons and Hybrids. Now I really would like to start practising with a driver, I am not really shure what I should be looking for. I am currently considering Taylormade RBZ, also I really like the Titleist 910d2 even so as I understand it they are really aimed at low HCers. Also I am not sure if its worth me getting a 3 Wood, as I have read that many think it has become obsolete, and you are just as well of with a driver/hybrid combo. Before you ask about my HC - in Germany you have to get a Course License and with that you automatically get assigned an HC of 54. Since it is Winter there are no Tournements witch are HC elegiable, so my HC is going to be stuck at 54 at least until April. Looking forward to your replays.