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I dropped my r7 460 for a Cobra LD F speed. I hit that R7 way too high and I think it felt muffled. Last year's LD is loud, but I like the results.

I've just bought myself 2 King Cobra DWS hybrids (16 and 20) based solely on reviews. I haven't even hit them yet. Its hard to try out clubs when its 13 degrees outside.

I switced to a Heavy putter last year. I need all the help I can get. I've been thinking of throwing one of those superstoke grips on it too.

I've used strictly Callaway drivers since the Big Bertha Warbird back in 1995. I've gone through about 4 different models since then, but this year I switched to the Cobra LD F speed. I tried out a few TM drivers, the Ping G5, and newer Callaway models but the feel seems to be lacking in all of them. I still have my old Warbird just in case, and I still whack that club really well.

I buy and sell on ebay all the time. I don't need new clubs, and I'm happy saving about half on last year's models. I've bought everything in my bag off ebay, and I've been able to resell the clubs I ended up not liking for about the same price I paid. I've had 2 bad experiences on ebay, and I've written them off as the cost of saving money by using ebay in the first place. A few recommendations I can give are to buy from powersellers with great feedback. Read their feedback and don't just assume that their percentage is a perfect reflection of their business practices. There are many sellers that maintain good feedback because they threaten to leave a neg for the buyer. Many sellers also have mutually removed feedback. That usually means that the buyer would rather have the rotten deal rather than get negative feedback. Ask the seller a question before you bid, even if its only to find out how responsive the person will be if you have to contact them after the sale. Read the feedback they've left for others. This will often tell you about their character. How did the seller deal with problems in the past? Basically, be smart. If no one else is bidding on something there may be a reason. There are also many guides available, that were written by fellow ebayers.