Boeing777

I'll give it a shot, he hit the ball pretty clean. Form looks out of control, but he has it all together right before he hits the ball. I guess 9 handicap.

Your probably right, i have to figure out how to get my swing back.

it started straight then went hard right....that's what it most of the day..i had a few great shots. but the slice was battled all day.

if theres a evil club for me it's my driver. I've got to keep that club in play in order for me to have decent round. Im fighting this one club way to much. maybe playing the ball to back in my stance causing me to leave the club open and causing the slick...guess we'll find tomorrow with results...

I struggled all day today with my driver. I just kept slicing the ball most of the day. Once or twice in a round, but today was horrible. I just couldn't release the club, I always had my right palm up through the ball. I have a three day weekend and this is not how i wanted to start it off with, a 96!

After today i need a new driver, cause i through mine in the lake!!!!!!!!!!!!

i bought the sg4, it was messing up all the time. Sent it back, they returned it. Still doesn't work, got the upro go. It suxd, returned it, now i got the sg3.5. And it seems to get the job done.

I always played prov1, then i found a b330 on the course. I gave it a shot, i hit it further and it checked up on the green lovely for me. I just bought the b330s to give it a shot. If it don't work out, i will buy the b330 for now on. No more prov1 for me anymore.

Thanks for all your help everyone.

I'll pick up a sleeve of the callaway hx and give them a shot.

I'm looking for a ball that spins less than a prov1. But still have enough spin were it will stop on the green and roll off. Would it be Bridgestone 6 or nxt tour?

I tell you what, when i pull my 5 wood out i do the same thing everytime. I top it or hit it thin, but it hardly ever goes over 75yrds it seems. But when i do hit it, it goes the distance i need it too. But i'm the same way, i cant hit it fat if you put a gun to my head. And it just pisses me off to no end. But i refuse to give up the club. I no one day i'll figure it out, hopefully!

That's awesome, i mean to me shooting in the 70s is awesome. I can only hope i get there in that short of time.

On average, where should one be shooting after 1 1/2yrs of picking up the game? 100s 90s 80s? I'm playing about 1 to 2 times a week. I'm in the mid to low 90s, i have shot in the high 80s. Just wondering.

I've been looking and watching for the new sgx gps, and looks like skycaddie is taken a beating on this unit right now. I guess they released this product to soon. I would think since sky caddie is a very good product i wouldn't expect this many problems out there. So i'll wait and see if they can fix this problem before i pull the trigger on one of these units.

I blew my lower back out month and ahalf ago. I got xrays 2 days ago, dr says my spine is fine. And i need to start strecthing and working out to strengthing my back. So now i half to figure out what excerizies to do to help my core strength and not bulk up. This sat will be the first time back, I'm hitting the gym with cardio right now. Any advise?

I was looking at the sgx gps reviews, and there not saying good things about it. I was wondering if anyone else had advices about it. It's gonna be the sgx or the callaway pro.

I bought the ap1 about 2 months ago, and i have no problems with them. Best overall irons i've had, i had g10.

I own a kzg driver, and i haven't had a lot of experience in other drivers. So what's the comparison to other drivers. I'm just thinking of getting something different.

I no not all courses are the same, but if you miss the fair way at my course your DOOMED. There's woods on both sides of the fairway, or there's water on one side and woods on the other. So for someone like me, my toughest game is the tee box. Your room for error is slim, for me. For others the teebox is no big deal. But if you hit it in the woods, well I'm either sitting on the box hitting 3 or taken a drop because it's behing some tree. And i'm still a long way to the green. A friend told me to keep chipping. And i'm like well i just knocked the ball in the woods twice so thats 5 and i'm still standing on the tee box. Guess i still need to keep practicing my chipping.

Thank you guys so much for the help. I'm a member of a course 10min from my job. And I have taken lessons already, i guess i just need to practice. I get an hour for lunch so i can definitely make it happen. I will work on chipping and putting for sure. Thanks again.

For you low handicappers, from 12 on down. What do you practice on to get that low. I'm only 1 1/2yr into this game and i'm just wondering how to get there? What do you work on, or do you even practice at all?

Just got my new AP-1 irons in. Got a chance to play sat and sun with them, and I just love them to death. So the g10s are coming out of the bag and AP-1 have made the team.

Well i went to golf galaxy, and hit some putters. I hit a putter with a fatter grip and i seemed to like it. So I thought I would spend 10$ on a fatter grip than what i had and give it a shot. I figured if it don't work out i only lost 10$ instead 200$.

I currently have a odessy black series, (something like that) anyways. I'm looking for something that doesnt' come off the putter so hot. The greens i play on are fast, and when i hit the putter on the sweet spot it's gone. So i'm looking for something that's not so hot of the face. Any suggestions?