Mr3Putt

For the most part, I give away my unused clubs/bags/stuff to one of my nephews. Although, I have sold a few sets of irons and a driver or two. I like to use my local Craigslist. That said, I still have about 30 old sticks, including my first real irons in the shed. Some stuff you just can't part with.

3 iron. I'll hit it at the range when I buy the clubs and then never hit it again. I'm glad you can build a set without a 3 iron in it. YMMV

Here's a software package that uses your own GPS enabled Iphone or Blackberry. $35 a year with nothing else to buy. Best part about it...You can stand on the first tee, it recognizes where you are and downloads the course! http://www.itinerantsoftware.com/products What a time we live in!

When I used to walk and actually carry my bag, I thought the best Multi purpose (carry/cart) bag was the Callaway Terra Firma. (I think that was the name). The legs could be strapped to the bag for cart use, and the pockets were always accessible. I used it for 3 years then gave this bag to my Nephew, he's been beating it up for a season or two and it still works great. Since I started using a push cart (now a remote controlled electric one). My bag of choice is the Bag Boy NXO-(Non revolver) with the 14 divider and the clip-loc feature. Lightweight, but very well designed. ::thinking:: Why on earth did I ever carry my bag? These carts are fantastic, even the non electric 3 wheeled push ones.....

If it's chrome finished now, you would need to remove that finish somehow. Either by a chemical dip, hand sanding, or sandblasting. Once removed, you can speed up the "rusting" of the club by dipping the head in a saltwater brine and allowing it to sit outside for a few days. Of course, all this assumes the clubhead is made of steel, not brass or copper.

Unless they have a liquid center from days gone by, I would say no noticeable change in the performance of the balls. As long as they are dry, they should be fine.

I'm gonna try to get out this afternoon. I think we're a day behind you on the winds. We snuck in 18 a few weeks ago. But February golf around here is tough to squeeze in.

Congrats! After many, many attempts, I've yet to have one drop. Lots of "almost" stories though! Good for you!

On one of our annual Vegas adventures, my friend lost a wedge. We went back the next YEAR and it was sitting in the proshop. I found a Blackberry once. I replied to a few of the latest emails explaining the situation and had the guy call me on my cell. I've lost at least 3 puttercovers.

I play the X20 tours. I love 'em. I lost about 1/2 a club in distance vs my old X12's but picked up more accuracy and flight control. Mine have the Rifle flighted 6.0 shafts.

We do a Myrtle trip in early March. When we get home, hopefully the courses will start opening. It's supposed to go to the mid 50's tomorrow. That will feel tropical. I may try to sneak out! ::fingers crossed::