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Most simulators have the option to let the computer putt for you. I find this less frustrating and gives the allowance to play more holes in the given hour.

I have a set of Cleveland CG4's. They are heavier than most other sets, however I find I hit these clubs better than any others I have tried. WHen purchasing this set, I demoed Nike, Mizuno, Callaway, Ping and of course Cleveland. The bottom line is CG4's fit me, what fits another player is totally up th them. The only way to find out is to find a teaching pro or in some cases a sales person who knows their clubs and can help make recomendations to best fit your needs.

20 courses in 2007

Does anyone have an opinion (good or bad) about the Nike Sasquatch Tour Carry bag?

Before you quit, give this book a read: Golf is Not a Game of Perfect, by Dr. Bob Rotella Dr. Rotella is a sports psychologist who specializes in golf. This book is an interesting analysis of how the brain and the body counteract each other when swinging a golf club. It will not necessarily fix your game overnight, but it will contribute to a better outlook of the game.

I was hitting it at an indoor range a month ago and really noticed the loud sound my HiBore XL made. The golf pro next to me was giving a lesson and I asked him if it was too much a deterant to his lesson. Without saying a word, he pulled out his Sasquatch and it was as loud or louder than my XL. He then made the point that drivers today are bigger, more forgiving and just all around better clubs for the average player. The side effect is a louder impact than older technologies, but players are generally happier with their play and spend less time looking for lost balls.