GIANTSFAN

Just about a month ago I was on top of some hard pack and tried to get on the green with a wedge. Made the shot but hit the ground with no divot and after it was sore. Now my left hand at grip is very sore threw the swing. Went to the chiro yesterday and he played around and shook my hand and arm . Said to stretch like a reverse push up and hold for about a minute right at the point of pain. Should loosen up or get better with time and a few more visits to the chiro .

I think it should be of nickel finish and read " FINAL SHOT" no frills no gimmicks it's always the last shot of the hole the most important one . Mallet style head ,offset shaft , oversize grip for better control

I have always had good luck and great drives with the cobra drivers. I started with a 12 and loved it then went to a 10.5 which is consistent for me at like 240-280 yd . Check the golf shows And last years models for demos and better pricing don't start off high end right away and spend too much money. You might find what you want by trying your friends drivers on the course that's always better conditions to sample clubs on the course. If you can really swing a club then you wang a stiff shaft or just regular you can't go wrong

Cobra Amp Cell most forgiving clubs and great distance in the sweet spot. Even if you don't hit the sweet spot your still ok

I guess if it had to have a logo or pictures on it maybe a old school 6- shooter on the back with one bullet next to it and on the face read FINAL SHOT

My DRIVER: Cobra 10.5 Most consistent club in the bag (avg: 260-300) The next would be 7 iron . Have played with the Amp cell irons for a year now and love every minute of each club . Once I started using the clubs I added at least 20- 30yds of distance to most of the irons. 7 iron is the most versatile club in my bag

Got out this weekend and played ,lowered my tee and things seem a little better then with a higher tee.Still getting distance with lees loft on the shot had a eagle op and blew it with a S_ _ _ _ _ putt but still birdied the hole. Improving every time out

Shot Boulder Creek today 81 Par. 65 course is beautiful set in the trees and lush setting of the Santa Cruz mountains cheap green fees and carts are ok

Played Boulder Creek today started off with a birdie and 2nd hole +3. Wasted birdie settled down and finished with 81 on a par 65 . Total 4 pars 2 birdies best was. Par 5 on the green in three putted in for birdie Had a eagle op swept the putt the wrong way All in all great day with Dad

TIGER WOODS GOLF FOR THE WII AWSOME TIME KILLER T.V SUCKS MOST OF THE TIME

Let's see some BayArea courses !!!!!

Summit Pointe GC good course on a value coupon day course is set on a sloping hillside some holes are TUFF!!!!

[IMG] http://thesandtrap.com/content/type/61/id/99631/width/640/height/1000 [/IMG] Took back to pond: improved my game that day I think

[IMG] [/IMG] Dublin Ranch GC great executive 18 very lush and maintained perfectly this a shot of 18th

Napa Valley Country. Club 1st time at a club what a experience

Fathers Day is here and for the last three years my brother and I have played golf with Dad and it is priceless .I have been playing since I was 18 and didn't start playing with my brother until about 9 years ago . My dad played when I was little but we never got to play until we got him back into the game about 5 years ago. If anybody has the chance to get out this weekend and golf with there father take advantage of every minute because they won't be around forever,my dad just turned 67 !

Average drive is 250-290 just lately noticed I've been losing some yards . Love my driver when I'm on I can hit the fairway all day all start with a lower tee setting . Is it true with the bottom of the club on the ground you want half the ball over the top of the club when teed up?

Using a 10.5 driver a few years old Cobra driver

I guess I worded that funny now that I see the question . I have been driving the ball off the tee quite high and still getting distance but I think I am losing distance with teeing the ball up too high. Playing Saturday and I will start teeing the ball a little lower to get more of a direct drive hopefully, any other suggestions?

HOW HIGH IS TOO HIGH WITH A DRIVER?

The best golfballs on the market are all the free ones left behind from bad shots. Wash them off and stack them away all top notch i will never buy another ball again,KEEP EM IN THE BUSHES AND SHALLOW LAKES

I Have the 26* hybrid by Cobra its the baffler and it is the smoothest club in my bag besides my driver. All my clubs now are Cobra after playing with the Amp Cells i am Hooked

Just last summer i won a set of Cobra Amp Cell irons at a tournament i played in. The Taylor made RAC version i had before were a great set of clubs until i played with the new ones.The Amp Cell Irons added yardage and accuracy to every shot and the most forgiving clubs i have played with yet.When they first hit the market they were 699$ just seen them on amazon fro 399$ great deal if anybody is looking for a great set

I live out in California and got a chance to head out on Friday the6th Played San Jose Municipal: Front 9: hit 6 out of 9 fairways and 2 pars for a 46 Back 9: hit 7 out of 9 fairways longest drive 280+ 1 par for a 43 Short game was ruff need to work about 60 yds and closer putting is ok 6/1 played Napa Valley Country Club: Played like S_ _ _ nothing to brag about Course is beautiful scene is great from all angles wish i played better Memorial Day played Willow park: Front 9: played ok hit 5 out of 9 fairways longest drive 290+ Back 9: shot a little better 7 out of 9 fairways drives are on hit short game needs work putting is ok