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I have been using a Winn jumbo grip for years. I like the lite grip I can have with clutch putts.

Plus one for the contact info. I also live in Michigan and wouldn't mind using a local guy.

I had a teacher in high school that had one. His class had a door that lead out to the outfield of the baseball diamond, he let a few of us on the golf team go and hit it. I was not very impressed but those that sliced the ball loved it. That was back in 1985 and I have not seen one since then. Good job on finding one.

I like the fact he is using a driver that came out in 2011. It makes me not want to update so often.

I know you can't adjust a club during a round, had a guy in my league do it during a round last year and was penalised. I see the tee box right out my backdoor and we have pin position numbers posted on the cart.

or try nail polish, you may look funny walking into Right Aid with a putter buy why not.

Try the Elmer's Painters pen it is real easy just blot it on a piece of paper and run it across the line. This is one to look at http://www.amazon.com/Elmers-Painters-Opaque-Marker-Silver/dp/B000BREQFW/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid;=1391128493&sr;=8-8&keywords;=Elmer%27s+Painters+pen

"Also, you're also not supposed to constantly adjust adjustable clubs. There's only one setting that works best; find it and leave it alone." I have a 3 wood that can go from 14 to 16 degrees and I see value in being able to set it up for the conditions of the day. The course I play had a very long par 3 that ranges from 230 to 250 yards depending on the tee box and flag placement. I think the 360 ACE Lamkin will work just fine. I pull off all stock grips because I don't use rubber grips, they get slick to quickly and prefer modern materials.

I just received a couple of Lamkin R.E.L. 360 ACE 3GEN grips. I will give a review after a couple of rounds.

I have found a black line is let noticeable then the white line. I used a Elmer's Painters pen that I bought at office max to change mine. If that does not suit your eye use some paint remover and a brass brush.

I would look here http://valueguide.pga.com/

Just had a knock on the door for the UPS man dropping off my new Adams Super S 5 wood. Last year a carried a 17 degree 3 wood that I would consider a 4 wood. This year it is back to a 15 and 18 degree 3 and 5 wood.

I'm a putter addict. I buy a few every year and seem to keep most of the old ones. I still use my Scotty Cameron Futura the most. I also like my Newport's a lot.

I'm using a adams speedline super ls fairway wood in 15 degrees and I get a lot height out of it. I like the smaller head and heavier (70gr) shaft. I was going to buy the S model but I was getting a little to much height out of that model. they have the slot on top that made the ball jump up even on balls struck low on the face.

Last season this was not a problem but I now own an adjustable driver and 3 wood. I use Tacki Mac Itomic on all my irons and will probably just put them on the new ones with the logo down. I just wanted to see that other options others are using?

Glad you found one that you like, let us know how it ends up working for you, I have a grip I like and works well for me but as soon as I three putt twice in a round I'm looking for the next best grip.

I have used all four sizes of Winn and preferred the mid over the others. I hated the giant, it was the old version that weighed 240 grams and made the head weight seem very lite. The jumbo was not bad but just a little to big for my tastes but I do have many friends that like and use this grip. The standard size was my second favorite. The mid is just a bit over sized but not so much that I had to change my grip and this is the one I currently use on my putter. I would go try a few and see that suits your game best.

I was given a Taylor Made Jet Speed driver for Christmas from my brother. It is a 9.5 stiff flex driver. I have been using a older Cleveland Launcher DST in 9 for the last three years and have been very happy it but it is a gift so I went and had it dialed in. I am now getting 258 yards of carry average with it set to 10.5 my spin is around 2700 and a launch angle of just under 15. This was all done on a scope in a golf dome in Michigan so real world conditions will have to wait till spring. I'm a bit of a Cleveland fan boy and think buying a driver for a gift is a bad idea but on paper and in a dome it is looking like I found a new driver.