GoBigBlue

I recently had Winn PCi grips put on all my clubs. They are fantastic. Go to your local golf store and see what they have. That's what I did and I found what felt best for me and then regripped. If you don't want to do it yourself, the store will do it for 5-7 bucks normally per club.

I just became a member at Parmasters http://parmastersgolf.com It's an indoor practice facility that is pretty sweet. If you go to the site you can see the huge practice green, bunkers, simulators, etc. My question is, if anyone else is using this place and whether or not they are seeing marked improvement. I hit balls at one of the practice bays yesterday and simply felt like I got more done in that time than I had at all of the times spent at the range this year combined. Obviously it's air conditioned but I think it was more than that. I was able to concentrate more. The putting green is nasty. It has all sorts of subtle breaks and they are quick! It's amazing how true they put though, as close to real grass greens as I have ever putted on. I haven't worked on chipping yet but I figure it will be nice too. Anyone else using this? Supposedly they are about to really start opening up stores all of over...

I had these put on everything:Winn Polymer-Cord Hybrid Blue/Black Midsize. They are the latest from Winn. I love 'em. I do have big hands though. You know what they say about guys with oversized grips, right? I'm also partial to Winn grips so, take it for what it's worth.

I've never bought clubs but I've always had positive experiences (about 60 purchases) you can of course read about the seller and their reviews. If it isn't 99% or higher, something is up. Don't know if that is the same with clubs...

Yep, they're both going to be here in Memphis. Struggling doesn't even describe either of them. Hanging on by a thread...

indeed...

Celts, too much Rondo.

I'm glad there are some instructions for this