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I just put a Super Stroke Slim on my Ping Anser 5 and it feels great, I haven't played with it yet but I changed the way I grip the club and have more fingers on the grip and this really helps lock my wrists.

if you don't count penalties then it's not your actual score.

I did. If your frustration is obvious on the golf course I doubt that it's going to help your business any. Historically it was good for business not only because you get 4+ hours of undisturbed time together but prospective gain insight into your personality and how you handle pressure and adversity.

I thought you were just talking driver, if you're hitting the other stuff good stay with it and find a driver you can count on

in black and white

depends on how deep your pockets are. I'd say look for a Callaway or Taylor Made that's a few years old, get the appropriate flex shaft and maybe a higher loft(10) because they're easier to hit. Have a fresh grip put on and get r done

if money is tight, check for used clubs at various shops. Stay with top brands and look for one that feels good and fits your eye. you ever play Orchard Valley?

I think that's the whole, "hitting through it not at it". sort of letting the ball get in the way of the swing

I used to be kind of an addict in my 20s, range 2 or 3 times a week, a round or 2 a week, worked nights and weekends so it was easy to get out during the week. Time moved on and played less as time grew less available. I've played maybe 6 rounds in the last 10 years but I played last Saturday and it felt good. I still make it to the range a few times a month and made an effort to get out with a buddy I used to play with frequently. I will generally play a round a year and expect to totally chop it, I did on the front but came through with a 41 on the back for a 93. That's a long way from shooting low 80s but I dropped some putts and I think I need to play more...so I think I'm back. Nick