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Any one recommend me a mid-range ball that is not so expensive yet soft in feel?...two piece or three piece is fine...thanks...

i don't mind getting a pair of it...spec can be irritating when you are losing... :D

honestly, i will go for the direct approach...look in ur team for people who also hate him...get support and complain to whoever is in charge of ur golf team...i have a better luck than u...my coach is fair to anyone as long as u prove ur else, no matter how lousy u are he will help you to get to ur best... Good luck in the future...

A club fitted for you is always better than a good brand yet ill-fitted club... Here are some of my favourite brand for different club in the bag...(based on demo days...) Driver: King Cobra (Seem to unable to hit well with my r5 will be changing shaft to see any different)... Woods: Maruman A-Shuttle...Love the feel and look for the club Irons: Taylormade...Very easy to hit... Wedge: Taylormade RAC TP... I like Taylormade club but for looks titleist win it fair and square...love the simple design...

short game is still the most important aspect of golf...i learn that one month ago...i started to think the distance is important...but seem stop to whack the ball and play clever...improvment on my pitching has seem push my game to a higher level...

i am looking for a regular shaft...so a stiff shaft is useless to me...(my driver is on stiff shaft currently)...thanks Rafcin...i will ask my fitter wad shaft he recommend before deciding wad to get...Grafalloy price seem to be reasonable... anyway...the late reply is because i went for a short golfing/shopping trip in Bangkok...

i am asking the average price for a good shaft...i don't want to enter a pro shop without bring enough cash...

a clubfitter suggest that my shaft maybe too stiff for me...therefore do anyone know a shaft that is not so expensive yet good?...i am recently brought a new harddrive for my computer and is left with not so much $$$ to spend...thanks...

i would always recommend to fit ur club...a fitted club is always better than a club few time expensive than the fitted one...

i use a "TIGER" animal headcover for my r5 driver...it look like Tiger Wood one however it is way cuter...

i am a high handicapper but i try usin both club and the blade wedge give me more feel around the green...try both kind and see which suit u...

i would believe this is due to pressure...in range...if u flop one shot...ok...take another ball and whack again...come to course...one try only...flop it ur score will flop too...try to keep calm and tell ur else even professional flop their shot which include tiger...

wtf...1000cc...usin a 450cc driver i sometime feel it big head is troublesome some time...1000cc how the h*ll u gonna hit it...

Yupe...i am using a laptop...i think i would go to a second-hand shop to look around...i am not that rich...most of my pay usually goes to my studies...

yupe...i has been under a help since i started golf from a local pro here...practising around the green here is tough given that the range i practice doesn't have a green to practice chipping...i usually travel to another place to practice to boost them up a bit so i do both not together... one day i hit balls for 1-3 hours another day i on the green for 1-3 hours...

My coach recently found a problem with my swing (i tend to use my right hand to control the club causing it to flip out)...i don't want to invest on a DV Cam however i heard one of such programe allow you to use web cam to analyse your swing...do anyone here heard of such programme

that hole is just lengthen...no different from the old shorter par 3 hole...just the tee box is further...(i think)

i currently has an instructor...he goes beyond what a average instructor will do for me...other than the regular lesson...sometime he will take time to fix some quick error i do...no problem with him at all... As for weather...i live in Singapore...most of the time is just Sun, Sun and Sun...other than dec...don't rain too much... To Iacas: Do u know any site that has more in detail of how do they count your handicap...thanks...

I am not trying to be funny or wad...this is a serious question i am asking... I recently got my handicap...and it is possible to reach to a single handicap in about 2 years of hardwork and practise?...

i test out a hybrid for the first time in my life and i can say it feel different compare to a wood...i miss hit the first time but after making some adjustment it works like a charm...it is sure a good club to replace those low number degree

May i know which of it is easier to launch and has a higher ball flight?...Did anyone use them before?...Give review on them...thank in advance...

what does TaylorMade Rescue Fairway consider to be?...Wood or Hybrid...it has the design of a Hybrid...i am interested in switching to them as it is easier to hit compare to my 5 wood...

Good idea..i think i test out a R5 with a regular shaft before deciding what to use...

I been using a stiff shaft even though i don't have quite a fast swing...i currently has no time to change them and i want to ask how does that affect my play? (for example...distance etc...)

i am talking about a r5 not a r7...