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I'm sure they will though I don't know when. It was a fantastic game. You might be able to watch it on your PC at NBC.com

You won't be able to torque the shaft enough which will lead to wayward shots (especially pushes). It will also lead to you trying to swing too hard to torque the shaft when you realize that this is the problem which means you'll develop bad timing and rhythm. At least this was the case for me before I was ready for them.

Had a family real estate development business and also coached basketball at the local high school. Lately just been playing golf though waiting for someone to pay me to do it which is hard to come by when you are that great.

I just bought the Tour Burner and I like it but the shaft is waaaaaaaaaay too light for me. I need a 70 gram or so shaft and it comes with a 60. If you are an overly large (i dont mean fat just large) person or overly muscular you might want to consider the fact that their shafts are very light and you might lose your feel of them in your swing.

I'm on the other end of the spectrum from you at 6'5 and about 295 but I would definitely recommend getting fit. There is just no substitute for having clubs that fit you personally. There is nothing better than standing over the ball and knowing "if this shot goes wayward then its my fault, not my club, shaft, grip, lie angle, shaft length" etc. Also its tough enough to get good at this game without having to compensate for bad clubs too.

Footjoy weathersoft here. They seem to be a bit more durable than most gloves which is important for me.

You can also search google for "the deep rough" its not a bad site.

I personally love my SkyCaddies S3. I like the fact that I can keep a stack of double A batteries in my cart/bag and not have to worry about charging it and it seems to be accurate. Laserfinders are nice if you have steady hands, my hands tend to shake if I'm doing something tedious so they don't seem to work for me. I would definitely recommend getting something that takes batteries rather than charges, my friends charges which means hes always going dead and asking me for yardages.

The type of the putter can matter, center shafted or heel shafted, weight matters, looks matters mentally. So you might putt better with one that more fits you or your stroke that way vs. some other putter. But having a Cameron won't make you a better putter just because its a Cameron.