trp245

I'm a retired Federal L/E Officer and dealt with dope smugglers which are almost as bad as Child Abusers. Hope your successful as both a golfer and in Law Enforcement.

He's also done a lot for the game. Travel to the Tampa/Clearwater area and take a look at the course and training area that he helped develope.

You did notice I stated I don't keep score? Those rounds do not count towards my handicap, just pratice rounds to try to improve my game which certainly needs it. As one other contributer stated I don't have a range around to pratice on I don't either unless I want to hit off astro truf layed out on cement, which I refuse, to do so some of my rounds are for pratice only.

Definately by how they play. For example my driver is a Wilson Staff Ultra Lite, 3 wood is a Taylormade R-11, 5 wood Wilson DXi, Rescue 3 is a Taylormade Burner, Rescue 4 a AirForce 1, irons Wilsom Di9's 5 through Gap Wedge and my SW is a 20 year old Pena golf.

There's always something that goes right when playing. I your driver isn't working maybe the fairway woods are. I just keep plugging along, sometimes just quit keeping score. If the course isn't busy and there's no one beind me I'll hit a second ball to see if I can correct whatever happened. Always play the first ball for score.

At least once a week.

Anybody tried the Avon Chamois grips? I tried an oversize on one club that needed regriped and liked the softness of it as I have arthritis but am curious about the statnard.

I origanally used the overlap grip and stuck with it until the game got too expensive for me as I was in the military. When I picked up the game again several years ago I tried the interlocking grip and played airly well with it. Unfortunately I've developed arthistis in the first joint of my index and little finger on my left hand and the thumb and little finger on my right hand. When the pain became worse than I wanted to handle I went with the baseball/ten finger grip. I've found that it's much easier to adjust my hands with this type of grip but I look a little funny with the index finger and little finger sticking out. My left thumb is placed on the shaft like the overlap/interlock grip.

I've tried just about everything, Taylormade Burner Bubble Yonex Mizuno But recently purchased the Wilson DXi Super Lite and may have found the one I'll stick with for a while. As you age the driver gets a little heavier and the Wilson at 269 grams seems to have helped considerably.

Purchased the SS384 41" recently on E Bay. Replaced my Odyssey White Hot Mid, 43". Wouldn't trade the Slotline for a more expensive product. It's not going to completely turn your game around but will save you some putts.

Probably Arnie with Jack running a close 2nd. These are te guys I grew up following and a big eason why I took up the game.

Definately Jack. If he were playing wiith todays equipment in his prime I believe he'd be longer than anyone on tour to include Tiger. I also believe his competition was a bit better that Tiger's has been. Don't thinkTiger ill break Jack's major record either. Even though he's still comparitively young you can see that either his skills or his desire is not what it was.

I AM RETIRED! Approximately 45 years with the government. 20+ in the Air Force and 24+ with Civil Service.

I play the DI9 irons with the uniflex graphite shafts and really like them. I think you may be able to find them for a lot less that $500.00.

I use the Wilson DI9 irons a Wilson DXI 5 wood and just bought the DXI Super Lite 10.5 driver and have had great luck with all. I especially like the PW, AW and GW on my irons and haven't hit the driver enough to give a proper review but so far so good.. Just because Wilson makes inexpensive equipment doesn't mean it's not a good product

Have not used the KZG product but have hit the Wishon fairway woods. Actually ordered then for a golf partner from Wishon and he had them assembled by a local club maker to include wishon shafts and gris. I would compare these woods with any of the major manfactures equipment. You can check out the Wishon web site and you can find a club make in your state and maybe close to you.