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Mizuno MP-60's they are forgiving, great looking, and have a great feel all in one package

golf pride dual durometer on putter and the golf pride tour velvets on everything else

52* and 58* Callaway X forged wedges if they are out at Christmas (callaways wedges they will be releasing)

I like most prefer the titleist prov1. I love it because it has the gives you the most spin around the greens while delivering decent distance but I am not too hot on the lack of durability they have.

top flite D2 feel in recreational rounds and of course the pro v1 when serious

10* Callaway FT-i with a fujikura speeder 586 regular flex shaft

If you are going to golf in cold temperatures under armour cold gear tops and bottoms are a great investment along with a goretex jacket and a warm hat.

I absolutey would, the only thing that seperated the callaway x tour from the vokey because the vokey spin milleds were available in a 52* so I had to go with callaway. I think it would be a great move if titleist offered the spin milled in a 50 and 52*.

I currently am gaming the taylormade monza corza that I bought off a member of golfwrx in the buy, sell, trade, forum for 35.00 in mint condition and I suprisingly ended up liking the putter. Prior to the monza corza I was playing an odyssey rossie II dual force which was an old favorite of mine.

I currently play the FT-i and absolutely love the club. I get a lot of crap about playing a square driver but then I just laugh at them when they are in the rough and I am in the fairway. The clubs is noticeable straighter for me but just isnt any straighter for some others from what I have read and heard. I had a hard time getting use to the odd look and feel but the straightness makes up for it.

From what I have read it seems like that the most common clubs on the local golf course and in the Local golf shop differs from area to area. When all of the new clubs came out early in 2007 member at golfwrx in certain states and areas were claiming that they have seen a ton of new nike drivers and no new callaway drivers, and other members have said they have seen a ton of callaway drivers and no nikes. On tour titleist dominates the ball market and sponsor a lot of pros but no big names. Taylormade seems to have a lot of big and little names, and callaway seems to sponsor only big names.