TaylorMadeMark

Odyssey tri-ball its amazing havent 3 putted sence I got it great feel awsome roll all pros no cons.

I have a weird situation my irons are stiff flex and I hit them great with good distance and sometimes a slight draw, now my 3 wood and hybrid 4 are both regular flex and I hit them fairly straight and consistant the problem I have is my driver. I know everyone says it's the hardest club to hit but let me lay it out for you.. My driver has a stiff flex shaft and 2 out of 10 go straight and very long but the other 8 slice HARD right and I may as well be hitting a 6 iron. I used a friends driver an Adams with a regular flex shat and was BOMBING the ball almost all were dead straight with the exception of a few slight draws. my question is I have always been told that you want all your clubs to have the same flex but I love sitff in my irons, I'm thinking going to a regular flex in my driver is this a good idea or no? Any imput helps.. thanks

I have hit both clubs and love them both just wondering what club would be better for long term as my game progresses.. I have hit others as well just a big fan of Taylor Made.

Well I guess title says it all LOL...

I was just wondering if anyone had some input/advise I'm looking at getting a new set of either the taylor Made tour burners or the burner XD's any thoughts?

She was a bit bit@#y but I still love her.. How funny was is when that huge herd of people walked right across the fairway right in front of her when she was setting up for her approach she was pissed, poor caddy, dude had a rough day "pun intended"

I tend to have my left foot slightly open and also alittle back but somehow I found a way to make it kinda work out for me, dont ask me how cause I'm playing tomorrow and I'll over think everything LOL.. But everyone I play with pretty much all have the front foot slightly open, I'm not saying it's right just an observation..

Thats funny someone once told me the same thing about my grip and I tried loosening my grip with the same results.. You can never go wrong with the "if it's not borken dont fix it" mentality.. you can get inside your head real quick and destroy your swing. Good luck.

I think the first set would be the best one of the bunch but hteir right you dont want to spend a ton before you even know if your really even going to be into the game.. Get something that will last for a bit and wont break your bank and if you end up loving the game like me you can upgrade later. O and whatever you do always remember Taylor Made is the best!! LOL.