Titleist72

I would buy it if i could afford it. I hit my FW a lot though.. try to hit it on the course as much as possible. My sister has a RBZ FW4 and it looks and feels great. Confidence plays a huge part for me and looking down at that thing couldn't hurt

damn that is awesome. Looks old as hell

you should DEFINITELY have more than just a PW. PW goes about ~130. I carry a 58 degree for full shots around 95 yds, a AW for 115 yards and a 53 for around 105 yards. 75% of all golf is played 125 yards and in so i think having as many full wedges as you can hit keeps things simple. from (30-75) yards you can hit a pitch shot with either a 58 or 53.. Just my two cents.. hope it helps

Student at LSU. Petroleum Engineering Major

Looks really good. Nice in to out path.. I can't really see anything wrong with that swing. Many good golfers combat pulled shots and a slight fade is nothing to get worked up about.

One question, do you have a tendency to hit fat shots every now and then?

You aren't getting deep enough in your backswing.. a good indicator is your right elbow at your transition, whenever you look at tour player their right elbow is tucked very close to their right side at the top of the swing. You look like you are also over swinging, I realize that you may get more power from a longer arc but whenever you reach that far in your backswing your hands have to slow down in order to let you shoulders catch up in your follow through resulting in a loss of momentum and power. An in-to-out plane is a natural power producer and if you can start swinging that way you will feel an effortless power sensation that is truely awesome. If you can get your hands deep at the top you will be at a more natural position to swing in-to-out. Try taking the club to parallel with a chest turn then use your shoulders to get the club deeper. Its tough and I'm working on the same thing right now... good luck

Im mainly writing this to see if my avatar loaded up right, but hows everyone doing while Im at it? Started playing golf about a year ago consistently and I have finally found a forum for nothing but golf related material. Im still trying to find my swing... I fight to hit the ball over the top and am making progress in correcting this mistake. Anyway, look forward to talking golf with all of you in the future.