Keithf

I had played recreational golf for a long time with a set of Callaway X14 irons. This year I thought I would try to improve my game. I took some lessons, hit more balls.... I decided to try some different irons, and was really wanting to try forged. I knew I didn't have a game for muscle backs, and decided to try the more forgiving Taylormade Tour Preffered CB. I hit them like the man at the driving range, and more like I've never played before at the course. About 25% of the time, my swing is good enough for these clubs. I kind of think it's the thin soles on them that hurts me. If I hit it fat, I try to adjust, and hit it thin. Rarely just right. I do however just love the way the club looks and feels, and I do hit them pretty straight. So what do you think? Should I get clubs with a bit bigger soles, or stick with it? Any suggestions? Thanks!

Thank You, I live in Kenosha.

I have been looking at the new golf watches from Garmin, Bushnell, and Expresso. I currently Have a Neo Plus powered by igolf. After looking at the web for a while, and trying one on at Dick's, I thought I might buy the Garmin S1. I decided to go to the Garmin course site and be sure my local courses were supported. I was taken by surprize when the first course on the list was named wrong. Exactly like it is on igolf. The Expresso, like Bushnell uses the igolf courses. Does anyone know if Garmin does?

I have been reading the Sandtrap forum for a while now. Decided to join up and ask a few questions of my own.