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5-15 yards you mean? I personally like my sand, but that's because I play on faster greens... for me a 60* is only when I have very little green to work with. I used to use a PW when I first played back when I was 10-12 but that is because I didn't have a sand wedge. I use my SW (aka 56*) now because I am very consistent with it and I have confidence in it. It is also good to know how high your going to get it and how much it's going to roll.

There is a Nike Cart bag for 110$ on that website and a Ogio one for 100$.. Both come with free shipping, but before you buy it there check local places and online for better deals.

right after I read this post I did a little google search, cause I'm still trying to figure out the type of Nike bag I have.. I ended up finding: www.golfbagplace.com Then go to cart bags, from there you have brand options to look at.. Based on your clubs, your not the brand loyal type so you should have plenty of options.

I'm actually looking into a 5 wood too, recently I have been playing with the rental one today at the course I work at. Look into Cobra's, I was hitting mine so well it was ridiculous.

Go for the none scuffed, if they seem near brand new the take him up on the 12$ a dozen deal.

Ram FXII 56* because I use it for chipping, but my 60* i'm beginning to use more often.

Only Titleist I look at are the vokeys and the balls.. I'd much rather have a Yes! putter, I never realized how much Scotty's are.. even though my name is Cameron so that would be kind of cool.. but I love my Odyssey for now (31 putts yesterday. not bad for a 16 hc).

check out the quality first, if they are all scuffed, then no... if they look and feel good then yes.. Also, try to figure out the year, here's a hint: any that say 332 or 392 means they are an older model.

Nike One Platinum is the softest ball on the market according to one of the magazine's research (not sure if it's golf mag or golf dig). "It is made for people like Tiger who can afford to lose distance for the extra spin" - Nike Rep

I have a Ram 56 and Cleveland 60. I like them both now that I can hit my 60.. What's the best way to try and see which wedge is best for you?

I have 6 sleeves of the gamer and they are that ball for me.. It gives me good spin for a good price without increasing my slice to a harmful point.

I used to cut/slice it so I'd aim left.. Now that I got lessons and hit it straight, I ended up on the left in one but it's all good I was only like 70 out.

since he has already has a 58.. A 64 would seem to be good, how quick are your greens?

Tracy! Callie or Yes Tracy are my dream putters.. But I love my Odyssey XG White Hot #5

When Anthony Kim won his first tournament of the year earlier this year, we were at some friends saying he choked up on every club.. I also choke up like 1/2 on my driver.. I think it's more consistent.

Where they in the rough? That stuff is deep at their golf courses.. Funny you ask, I actually did the same thing yesterday with my 9iron at the range. The 130 out flag I was either on it or to either side of it but still close. Choked up about 1/2 inch to an inch ish and was putting everything on the green close to the pin.

I think he'd want to go E6, cause I thought that was the one with less spin.

I personally like graphite as well... Then again I just started hitting mine.

I have 14.. There have probably been rounds where I have used only 11..

Driver 10.5*, 3 Wood 15*, 2h 19*, 3-PW 56* 60* putter

I work at a golf course, I use the "old school" wooden tees.. I have seen the brush-t before, I figured they would be good to have cause they last a while but it sounds like I'm wrong.

Next summer, I'd show up..

I think it was about 150$

It's a good ball when you have trouble keeping a straight line.. This one is one of the best ones out there along with the Top Flite Freak, TaylorMade Burner TP, NXT Extreme and Nike Ignite or Juice.

8 over with a 10 handicap? Isn't that a good day?