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Since when did the gamers drop to $9.75?

I have these irons and love them. My previous irons were the 2006 callaway big berthas. The mizunos are a huge upgrade over the callaways.

I started playing the top flight gamer v2's this year and love'em!

I see that my local golf galaxy is selling these up front by the registers for $2 each. Anyone here have any experience with them?

Just ordered a set of mizuno mp-52s from 3balls.com for $495 in "like new" condition with coupon "tenoff". Can't wait to try them out.

I'm thinking about purchasing a set of mp 57s on ebay and will probably need to have them lengthened by an inch. Anyone here have an idea of how much that would run me?

Titleist vokey spin milled are the best wedges money can buy.

Looking at the feedback, the seller has sold quite a few of these sets and all have given positive feedback. I would say they are legit.

I've been reading up on this club and I'm really intrigued by it, but I would like to see it in person before I buy it. The problem is that I can't find anyplace in my area that sells one. I will probably hold off until next year, considering my season is beginning to wind down.

Try the Taylormade TP Black.

Impossible.

For a beginner, cleveland wedges are pretty good.

I have a 3 mo old and a 5 year old. I play in a league every other week and the last couple of weeks I've been golfing w/ a regular group of guys on thursday nights. I also try to get out at least once on the weekends. I sometimes take it for granted how lucky I am with how often I'm able to golf. Because I live in Wisconsin, I only golf six months out of the year, so I'm sure the wife takes that into account.

For the most part I hit my irons pretty strait, but every once in a while I will push one to the right. I would say maybe one out of every ten shots. If I'm 150 out and the pin is on the center of the green, I might push my shot to the right side of the green or just off the green. This can be frustrating because instead of putting for birdie, I have to get up and down for a par. I know I'm probably just opening my face slightly at impact. Anyone have any suggestions for improving on this?

I find that hard to believe.

about a dozen pro v's or taylormade tp blacks apprx 50 white wooden tees 25 zero friction tees bug spray sunscreen silver dollar divot repair tool a bunch of pencils bushnell neo jawbreakers to suck on izod rainpants adidas pullover football....because I always seem to end up behind a slow group two gloves wallet cell phone keys sports drink granola bar

It all depends on the model. Mizunos have a wide range of clubs. They vary from those that help out a beginner to the ones used by single digit handicappers. I'm sure you could find a model that fits your needs.

My vote is for the bushnell neo. I've had mine for a few weeks now and I love it.

I've bought several items from them, without any problems.

I currently play callaways, but I think I would like to trade them in for some mizunos. Anyone have a recommendation for a 10 handicapper? Once I decide on a model, I just have to convince the wife that I need to trade in my 2 year old callaways for a new set of mizunos.

I would imagine that the members of this forum are better than the average golfer. That is because we have gone above and beyond to find others with our same interests and look for ways to improve our game. With this in mind, I am curious to find out what the most popular brand of iron is for the members of this forum.

Here's a link to an article at golf.com. It shows what's in the bag of all of the winning golfers so far this year. It seems like taylormade is # 2, but I could be wrong. http://blogs.golf.com/equipment/winners_bag/

I'm a big fan. That has to be one of the best shows on tv that nobody knows about. The other is Dexter.

My list is long, but here it goes: - I have to wear a hat - I only use white tees - I always keep an extra ball in my pocket, along with a silver dollar to mark my ball, and a divot tool. - All of my clubs must go in the correct spot in my bag. - I always have a drink with me, either a water or gatorade. - I always wear a white t-shirt under my polo shirt. - I always wash my ball before teeing off. I'm sure I forgot about a couple.

I'm curious if there is a website that shows what balls the pros are currently playing. I would imagine that most are using pro v's, but I wonder what the second most popular ball is.