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Havent tried them, but I did get a pack of Gamer's. Interested to see how they are.

Actually, it would cause an inside/out path and would result in a hook or a push.

Let us know, I hope it works for you....

I believe.....That slow play isn't the problem that the USGA makes it out to be. I believe.....Most people would rather courses put an extra 5-10 minute buffer between foursomes.

Needs a job.

I love TM drivers, I have always hit them great. My advice is to demo the ones you are interested in and decide from there. 10.5* is a good starting point, but you should try a 9.5* too, just to try it.

I have never liked the Titelist balls, to much spin for me. I create alot of spin and it is just too much. The TP Black is the longest ball I have ever played. I have not tried the red yet. Anyway, the black spins just fine for me, I spun it back on a fewh holes last week. I was just trying something new as I usually hit it so that it bounces and then stops. Best ball I have ever played. Though I used to really like the Slazenger Balatas back in the early 90's.

Which usually results in a draw or hook..... Depends on other factors though.

It is a swing fault, not a ball position fault. I would say work on your swing. If it is a slice you are bringing the club from too far outside in and if it is a push you are brining the club from to far inside to out. There are other things that would cause this as well, but it goes way to far indepth.

Has no occupation

Is unemployed in the winter....

That's nothing, I carry 800 yards and get a good 200 yards of roll....That is with an extra stiff shaft....Good thing I am accurate off the tee, or else I would be screwed....,.

I have 4 courses that I frequent, but not one home course: Black Bear Golf Club http://www.blackbeargc.com/ The Pinery Country Club http://www.thepinerycc.com Buffalo Run Golf Course http://www.buffalorungolfcourse.com/ Green Valley Ranch Golf Club http://www.gvrgolf.com

I have never seen anything like that....lol

No I don't notice a difference. I think any difference is pretty minimal. I have played most of my golf at sea level and I use the same yardages for my irons in Colorado.

Also, has a cool avatar....

Don't know what is in his bag....

Is on the same wavelength as me....lol

Doesn't know that a clone is a fake club....they may look similar, but it isn't a real Nike....

Has the same wedge as me, though mine is retired now. I have holed out with that wedge at least 5 times from 20-60 yards. You?

Tough one for Denver.... Maybe Castle Pines, or Cherry creek Colorado Copuld be the Broadmore or Maroon Bells.... Dunno haven't played any of them.

Well, here in Colorado we have fairly wet fairways and some of my drives are getting plugged or are very close to my ball mark. I also take into account the differences in tees and wind. With that being said I agree that most probably are a bit shorter than they think.

I for one don't, I use on course markings and GPS to get my distances.

Hates to have to play his sand wedge

Should get out and hit those 3 woods and decide finally......lol