Hank

In high school, the only driver I had was an 8.5 degree regular flex Taylor Made bubble and I couldn't hit it, so I hit a 3 wood. When I started playing again this summer, I had bought an 11.5 degree R7 425 w/ a stiff shaft and I'm bombing it. For me it was obviously the equipment that was giving me the trouble...

Yeah, thats what I thought as well. The Epic site, however, shows no such shaft at 90g...

I received a used Grafalloy Epic T90 shaft from a friend of mine and am looking for some information on this shaft. I've seen the basic Epics but have no clue what the T90 stands for... Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance!

Get a nice set of wedges and a nice putter before worrying about upgrading irons or the driver. The first step is working on your play around the green. You'd be surprised at how quickly your scores will drop once you start getting proficient around the greens...

the one that goes in that hole...

my razr only goes 316 yards... my fiance's samsung goes like 350+...

More weight towards the toe...

I've had 2 main breakthroughs in my "career"... 1. When I was 12, I discovered the proper way to putt. I still remember that moment to this day. 2. When I used my r7 Driver for the first time. I went from being unable to hit a driver to hitting it about 275 and straight on a consistent basis.

Culver's Sourdough

Easily my 52 degree wedge... Very consistent action anywhere from 120 yards and in.

I do everything with my left hand, EXCEPT swing golf clubs and baseball bats. When I putt I feel that I control my distance with my left hand, although I read everywhere that I should be controlling my distance with the right hand. Is that normal for a left hand dominant player that putts right handed?

Once the weather gets better (****in snow!) I'm looking forward to walking all of my rounds. I'm looking to lose a bit of weight over summer and my golf routine will definately help with that.

I have looked into that one in the past but haven't pulled the trigger...

Unfortunately, when I was younger I did have that bad habit. :(

This situation with TM and an eBay seller is REALLY starting to piss me off now. I bought an R7 425 off eBay for my brother only to find out through TM after I called them that the serial number wasn't in their system: a fake. So GREAT I thought, just a pain in the ass. I contacted the seller, and the seller wanted the serial number so he could call TM himself. Fair enough, I thought. Well after he called TM he emailed me back stating that TM told him the only way to verify the club is a counterfeit is by mailing it into TM for verification! Argh!!! I then called TM myself and they said that just because the serial number isn't in their system doesn't necessarily mean it's a fake... WHAT THE HELL IS THE SYSTEM FOR THEN!!! wow. Anyways, I'm going to post the pics here for you guys to maybe help me out a bit as I've never seen an R7 425 before this club... Sorry for the blurry 2 pics there, my good digital camera is getting fixed. Thanks for your help guys!