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Those balls are some of the worst on the market. They start to scuff after being hit, good balls only will grow plastic hairs if they hit cart paths and trees? i used to think it was the fiddler and no the fiddle but there is something to better equipment. My advice is to buy Some decent balls and play courses that are more wide open. Try some Bridgestone E6, they are available for around 25 bucks vs the Noodles for 13 bucks..

A quick thought of mine....

Hogan stressed the proper downswing order is. Hips Shoulders Arms And finally the hands taking a more passive role. This should give the player a better sense of the required lagging action.

I love this stuff...I wonder what he would do with modern equipment.....

I can easily defend him. Many in Tiger's gallery weren't sure if he was going to chip back in the fairway. When he pulled a wood to go for the green the crowd gets excited. Tiger knows they would react and all of this unfolds during Sergio's backswing. When asked, Tigers first instinct is to say the marshal said to go. I like all of this animosity between players, adds to the sport.

My thoughts are when it comes time show my six year old son how to play, we will start at the green and work back....

I find it difficult to take anything other than full shots and at these awkward distances I have been working on a low punch with mid irons.

I have been working on using a pitching action with a seven iron from 70 to 80 yards. Like to get some thoughts on how far others will take this to the extreme during a round. By extreme, I mean using a 3 iron at these awkward distances.

They must grow big onions in Fiji !!!!!

I have a square foot section of a rubber mat flooring used at professional gyms. Using sidewalk chalk on the mat itself shows me exactly where the club bottoms out.

I have been concern about this during this off season. Working on letting my hips and not my hands initiate the downswing. Doing this seems to create more of a lag effect in the swing but also seems to create more stress on my body during the follow thru.

I am going to wear them but while I am playing my new Mizuno irons. Again my point is that I didn't even consider buying Nike irons because my perception of their priorities.

My point is this "why would I buy irons from a company that has demonstrated a willingness to regress, just to put their own stamp on it".

Recently received a new pair of nike golf shoes with their own Q-lock spike system. Apparently Nike think they can make improvements on the screw. I had the last laugh thought, didn't even consider buying their irons last month before finally going with Mizuno.

For my money you are not going to do much better than Anchor brewery's Steam beer on tap.

[Somebody must have told Peter Jacbson he was funny 40 years ago and now his inner circle can't tell him the truth.

Thanks for the imput

any recommendations, I haven't bought new irons in twenty years. I am a high eighties guy..