GillPier

I love my wide Callaway Del Mars

Adam Scott -10 Ernie Els - 10 Kevin Stadler -10

I've always been of the mindset if you have an option to putt, you should

Because there are numerous other coefficients that affect distance, not the least of which is launch angle, wind resistance, humidity, etc.

don't like it at all...but sounds like just another in a long line of Bettman miscues to drive away the traditional hockey fans. This is very minor comparatively...so why not?

a cold six pack in the cart will help too

Giving serious consideration to ditching my 60 when I get my next set of irons, and just going with 54 and 58.

No problem putting out those 10", unless when you look up into the fairway, you see the next group waiting...then its not ok. You're not on tour, and if you want the practice from 10" out, there's more than likely a practice green readily available

I'd let her use my putter

Beautiful looking course, need to get myself out to Utah

If you're in the left lane, and not passing anyone, you should not be in the left lane.

Whatever you do, don't join the Modesty Tour, you'll get crushed.

lol, " you know, losing to a Robot is a bit like losing ot Martin Kaymer". That and the tiger comment had me cracking up. Great ad!

I think the confidence you have in the ball is every bit or more important than the actual characteristics it possesses. I really caution buying extremely cheap balls with the thought process that "they're ok to lose", because that's almost certainly what you'll do. If you're serious enough to have a handicap, I think that promoted you at least to a named ball you trust. ProV1's, not quite, but some of the others mentioned here like e6 or Q-stars are certainly appropriate, even if you can't tell the difference of spin or distance, or even softness around the green. I do recommend personally, if you happen to have a Costco membership, to check out the Callaway Hex Control. Excellent 3-piece that runs $29.99 for 2 dozen