miller72

Yea try Dynamic gold or Project X. They have a low trajectory and steel is plenty more accurate than graphite! I am planning on putting steel in my hybrid, actually.

thats what happened with Maxfli XS-90. I bought like 5 dozen right before they stopped making them and turned them in to the TP Red. I got a dozen left somewhere....

well, i would buy it if it had a straight shaft...

Dont forget that his driver is actually the 380cc Dymo.

07 burner TP is IMO the greatest 3 wood ever made. That or the r7 ts. I can bomb it HUGE with either of those. Why do you think that those are the most played 3 woods on tour?

ok, it all comes down to this for you: can you hit your irons well enough? I was playing tommy armours (GI) this summer, and (i consider irons to be a strong point in my golf game) i was the only junior player at my country club who could actually hit a 3 and 4 iron. As a present for my birthday, (and for making varsity golf as an 8th grader), my parents got me fitted by my pro for some new irons. It ended up being the mizuno's in my sig. After about a wekk of everyday after school on the range, i could easily hit all the irons in the set. i was about a 6 handicap then, but the new irons got me to where my handicap is now. I am very happy with them, and i didnt think that i would be. If you do go ahead and purchase "player's" irons, make sure that you get fit. I know that shaft played a big role in it with me. hope this helps ~Chris

i found the round ones to be more iron like and workable. When it came down to it, the burner was just more for me. The nikes are a great low to mid handicap hybrid, imho. Give the tour launch burner hybrid, or the taylormade tp hybrid a try though, they are both solid clubs

well, during last summer, i went for a chipping lesson and my pro told me to do my normal chip swing, and the first ball i hit went in the hole. He litteraly got into his cart and drove to back to the clubhouse. I am pretty good friends with my pro, and we both knew he was kidding... but that was the single funniest thing besides someone getiing hit in the head with their own flopshot that i have ever seen on a golfcourse ~Chris

well i have a couple of those spin doctor wedges.... I hit one and it spun from 4 yards off the green, tore a path thru the rough, and settled about 3 yards from the pin. The total distance it spun back was like 18 or so yards. My friend thought that i was using my normal wedge (vokey), and he was like "damn, im gonna have to get me some of those!!!!". So the next time i see him he has brand new wedges and cant spin it back for crap, so i told him what i was really using.... He was PISSED OFF!!! lol...thats the funniest ting that i have ever seen or done on a golf course... ~Chris

Yea, they'll have to call those victory Yellow!!! i got a big thing of acetone to take the paint off of my wedges, and filled them all in with lime green. I dont have a camera, though...

aldila proto "by you" i think thats what adams put in the idea pro. Best hybrid shaft out there

well, i used to keep it on, but now i take it off after every shot so that i dont have goofy tan lines.... somtimes i dont even wear one at all. All the new grips on my clubs are soft, so unless i am having a huge practice seesion at the range, i usually just leave it off ~Chris

WEll, if you have a $350 limit, then i wouuld suggest looking at like an r7 limited, or maybe and ft-5 tour!... your HI is low enough to play either... happy hunting ~Chris

The F-60 by mizuno is a good 4 wood... also try the NEW cleveland launcher 4 wood. Those things are sick!!!

definetly try the mizuno MP line.... probably the 52's Also give the nike victory red split cavities a go... They have that nice forged feel, and are on borderlin better player/ Game improvment. Similar to the 52's