ACE
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I agree, clubs should not be bought to make aprofit from them.. unless you are a buyer, or are using them to win money off guys at the course. However, I really dont like making a ding in my putter...
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Nice, very nice. How much did it cost ya? I bought this headcover the other night.. I can't wait to recieve it to put it on my Studio Style 1.5 :)
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Best new Drivers on the Market
ACE replied to shakogolfer78's topic in Clubs, Grips, Shafts, Fitting
S9-1. Hit this puppy today and loved it - its so easy to bomb.. Its also cheaper then the R9 and 909. -
I completly agree with this post. I happen to also use a Studio Style Newport, but the 1.5 instead of the 2 - I love it and can't see myself needing to change it regardless of what comes out. Sinking Putts is all that matters.
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I work at a golf store that has simulators. They are not going to be 100% accurate and should be used to get a feel for your average distances. Rather, they are best for comparing clubs when considoring a new purchase because both clubs with be at the same playing feild.
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any mizuno blade.
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I am about to buy new wedges , need help
ACE replied to 1dayIllBaPro's topic in Clubs, Grips, Shafts, Fitting
This probably wont effect you, but next year the Vokey's "Spin-mill" technology is not going to be allowed on tour. But you cant go wrong either way, just try them both out. -
I dont have either of these, but just keep going back and trying out both until one really stands out to you. To be honest, you probably are hitting them pretty similar as they offer similar preformance.. so really, go with whatever makes you feel more confident when you get behind the ball each time.
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I just wont be surprised if TaylorMade comes out with a R9 v2.0 in another 6 months with some new "multi-spine" technology haha.
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Heres my main concern with the R9. Every shaft has a spine that is built a certain way to support its club. If you start spinning the shaft around on the R9, what happens to the spine? It seems like it would be shifted out of place. My explanation is a bit vaigue, but Im sure someone on here knows what im refering to.