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My 54 and 60 Cleveland wedges have dynamic gold 115 shafts, and. seem to be feeling a little heavier, as I'm older. Anyone play with lighter steel shaft wedges? Have never tried graphite. Thanks

I have a QOD cart. Made in Australia. Great cart No remote, but there are 2 different ways of controlling speed , at various levels.Were retailing for $1500, but are now $1000. I love it and very compact.

thank you

If anyone has the Qod electric, any suggestions on the best cart bag? last year I struggled since my old bag wasnt a great fit. Thanks

Have used spikeless for 3 years after my hip replacement. Looking to switch back to spikes next season for better traction. Need comfort, as Im 72 and walk the 18. thanks.

my kids bought me a QOD for my 70th. Love it. I dont trust myself with a remote. Too much water on my course. Im sure Id send it right in a pond. Its a fantastic cart by the way.

My son is a big follower of his instruction. Supposedly a very simple hands up, then arms down, swing. Never heard of him. Anyone tried his methods? thanks

Are the non polarized prism glasses better for golf than polarized?

thanks very much Looks like Oakley is the consensus choice

I can't play with my regular distance glasses, as when I look down the lenses aren't big enough, so when Im looking down , the frame is too narrow. Any ideas on a good brand to use on the course,,sunglasses or regular? May a goggle type ? Thanks

I'm turning 70 and my swing speed is low 80's. Recently bought a low torque shaft ( ust mamiya gold 65) hybrid and got some great results distance wise. Was thinking of reshafting my driver. I usually hit driver a total of 190 yards, with a tendency to go left. Any benefit to a lower torque shaft? thanks

Bought the HB soft putter and although I only got to use it once due to winter, loved it. Biggest difference was, because of the milled face , any off center hits still had a chance. Cant wait for spring.

Posted this in another topic. I was hitting shots as well as possible, when out of the blue, I started hitting ,irons especially, low and right. Finally figured it out. When I started my backswing, I was turning my hands and wrists over, causing an open clubface at contact, and the low, right shots. I simply start my backswing thinking turn shoulders , and keep the hands/wrists steady on the way back. Bingo.. Worth a try. Good luck

Horrible problem would develop with my irons ,coming from nowhere. After fitting high, soaring iron shots, all of a sudden Im hitting low dying quails, way right, almost , you know ,sh...ks After going over every aspect of my swing, I found that the reason I would suddenly go bad was I was rolling my hands on my takeaway. At the range yesterday , concentrated on turning my shoulders and not rolling hands over , and most iron shots were great. What a game.