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I have a new ghost putter, and while putting on the carpet last night I noticed the shaft seems weird. I know it is offset, which it is at the actual base (by the putter) but then by the time of the grip it is in align with the front of the putter. Is my shaft bent?? Seems like if offest at the base, then it should be offset up through the grip??? No pictures yet, seen it too late last night to think about pictures and I am at work right now. Can somebody else look at their ghost and see?

My new asics golf shoes are great. Way better then my adidas ones from years past.

Cherry Hill is a very nice course. Foster Park is pretty nice for a public park course, it is tough though. I am a fan of Noble Hawk north of fort wayne also. Front nine is links style.

Towards the end of this season, I started getting major pains in my thumb that was compounded fractured when I was much much younger. I currently play Mizuno MX-25's which I really do like. But the pain in the thumb is almost too much on a full round. Which do you think would benefit me more, just getting sensicore installed in the stock dynalite shafts, or doing a total switch to graphite? I see golfsmith has attack lite iron shafts .355 which I could afford to through in them.

Was it a Donald Ross designed course. I have played two and seemed like every other green is like this. Refuse to play those courses anymore ;)

Wilson Staff Kirk Currie II center shafted. One thing I will not change in my bag, though always play with putters at stores. 35" with custom sightline added to top by Colbert Plating.

Well I cannot hit my driver 230 from the deck ;) I drive about 230, but then next club I hit fairly good everytime would by the 2 hybrid which goes about 200 yards.

I carry a 16 degree to replace 3 and 5 woods and then a 22 degree to replace 3 iron. I get much better results from 16*, may not be as long as a three wood, but when you can only hit a three wood off the deck good once out of every four tries, distance doesn't matter when comparing.

Whichever ones I am not hitting. As soon as I am taking a swing, they turn into the ugliest irons ever because of how I swing ;)

I might try to test the new cleveland driver this weekend, over spring break going to canada (yeah, weird destination for a spring break) but want to try wilson's shockwave while there. Thanks for all your input. I hate the thought of those long 46" drivers, anybody have any idea if cutting those down to 44" will affect them, I assume it would make them even a touch lighter.

I am 38 years old, 5'8" and weigh about 170 with my winter poundage on. I only started golfing three years ago, and normally shoot around 100, sometimes two or three above or two or three over. I have taken golf classes and private lesson. Lack of distance is what kills me because do not have full rotation (hockey player in me doesn't seem to want to high stick the club???). Pretty straight except for once in awhile i slice one. My drives average around 220. So thought maybe lighter driver would let me rotate or take it back little farther also.

Thinking about getting a new driver (Wilson Staff Shockwave). I admit I have low swing speed, only lower 80's, but I am pretty happy with results in terms of being in fairway and going straight. If I wanted to try to increase swing speed even a little, what would help more, I heavier driver or a light driver? May sound silly but not 100% sure which would help the most, even if only a little.

Golfsmith, TGW and Golio are good online retailers also.

Golfsmith does like the last person said, or Dicks if they have clubs you interested in.

can we get a pic of the specs of the mx1000, they look pretty cool.