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Thanks for the tips guys!

5'11'' and 34in putter.

Everyone, please let me know what I need to look for. I went to the range this afternoon and started hitting a sand wedge and had the normal straight ball flight. I went to PW and the ball started to draw some, which is very odd for me. We as I proceeded to the longer clubs, the draw started getting worse. When I hit Driver, I was hitting snap hooks with a lower trajectory then usual. What do I need to look for in my swing to know how to correct this? Most of my clubs are regular flex clubs, if that matters. Thanks!

I have only played golf in 3 states, but there is no way you can not include South Carolina. Hilton Head and Myrtle beach alone have more nice golf courses by theirselves than most states. I would think Arizona and California would be up there too. Georgia, minus Augusta, is pretty good but not outstanding.

Another questions for the board. I am currently playing a very old 3 wood, an Adams Tight Lies 3 (they old solid grey head). I am going to go tonight after work and hit a few different 3 woods, and possibly go ahead and upgrade with that club. I hit the Adams decent, but was thinking that an upgrade may help some. A couple I am interested in are the Callaway X and the Mizuno F60. I know the launch monitor will help tell me some, but I was just curious as to how much change I may see switching from this older club? Will there be any noticeable distance change, forgiveness, etc.? My thought is that the newer clubs (the one that fits my swing best) should probably a little longer but I was not sure. Anyone know for sure? Thanks!

The ad says wedge and a putter, but the guy at the store told me you could get 2 wedges if you wanted.

I like the functionality of the Nike bags, but the colors they choose for the bags are not the best in the world. If they had a black/white/silver option, I would no doubt go with the Nike.

The local Dicks Sporting Goods has the Taylormade RAC Satin Wedges for 2 for $100. I was wanting to know, would the Taylormade wedges be an upgrade to the wedges I currently have? I have the Adams Tom Watson wedges currently. I was wondering if it would be a good upgrade, or if I should just put up the money to buy the more expensive wedges. Thanks!

I am really in between needing a regular or stiff shaft in my clubs. Which would be a worse predictament? Swinging a shaft that is too stiff or one that is not stiff enough?

What ball seems to perform the best in cooler weather (below 50 Degrees)? The next few month will be in the 40's here and I am wanting to use a ball that performs fairly well in those conditions. Thanks!

I have decided between these two drivers. I have hit both, and all 3 seem about equal to me. Does anyone own either? And how would you rank them? Thanks!

Sure. He has some Callaway, Some Nike and a few Titliests that Ihave seen him play personally.

Hey guys, I need some help. I am wanting to buy my grandfather some golf balls for Christmas, and get them personalized for him. He is not "brand loyal" when it comes to golf balls, but he does prefer a "softer" ball. What do you all suggest? He is in his early 80's. Thanks!

I wear plaid pants occasionally, depending on the weather that day

I would like to know as well

Was this in Greenville? I know he lives here, and there are only a few sushi places around.

A fellow tiger on the board!!

Some buddies of mine are playing in a few captain's choice tournaments over the next few months. We are thinking about buying a dozen balls for use off the tee, and a dozen to be used for approach shots. What balls seems to be the longest off the tee, and which seem to be the best for good bite on the greens (I would assume Pro V1, but I thought there might be something better out there. Thanks for the help!

I play a Maxfli hybrid. It is the only hybrid I have hit, but I hit it well.

CLEMSON TIGERS! Stanley and Saunders are a good1-2 punch. They did not play up to expectations this year, but I hope they make a good showing this week.

Thanks for the input guys! I was set to by the Nike, however I hit a Nickent today at a local Nevada Bob's. He felt solid, and not as loud as the NIke. I just was not sure if there was a noticeable difference in forgiveness or distance between the two. The Nickent is certainly less expensive, but I can honestly say that I have not seen anyone in the upstate of SC swing one of their drivers.

I am currently trying to decide between the Nike Sumo2, and the Nickent 3DX Square. Does anyone have any opinions, good or bad, about either? Around here, the Nike is costing $199, and the Nickent I can get for $90. Thanks for the help for a new golfer!

I play the Callaway X-18, Steel shafts. I absolutely love them.

I like the Nike Sumo2, but I have not purchased one yet. That is, if you can handle the sound.

My 3h goes right around 200. My 4h goes about 180.