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Yea its a solid ball. Compression wise if you were to compare it with compression its 80. So slower swing speeds with benefit from it, but will also retain the feel around the green that people want in a 3 piece ball.

If your worried about having a "tour" shaft. There are a few companies with legit shafts in their drivers. Cleveland has legit tour issue Miyazaki's in them. I know Adams and Nike come stock with tour issue shafts as well.

This is common to people that just changed the setup of the club. Especially if you have been playing with the previous clubs for more than a year. You have to adjust to the new length and grip size. Kind of like easing into new swing changes, but easier. Hit the range and after a few sessions they should feel familiar.

I'm in the Lehighton area.

according to espn her house was only like $270,000 its a shame for the LPGA and Cleveland Golf.

completely agree.

ahh thats just what we need...all the kids in the world ruining the game nowadays...which is why i teach the kids at the jr clinic to respect the game.

i wouldnt worry about your arms but your blade at the top of your swing. cant tell what it looks like from those looks.

i'm not saying dont have fun while playing...i'm just saying dont challenge the integrity of the game...this is a gentleman's game...lets keep it that way.

there is a thing in golf called etiquette. Golf is a proper game. Dont ruin it people. Also you mentioned hitting it 280+ straight. if you cant hit 280+ straight with a normal swing, you wont be able to with a happy gilmore swing.

please, and by any means please, DO NOT do the happy gilmore on the course. you will look like an idiot. i dont care how well you hit it.

Erin Hills in Wisconsin? Site of the 2011 US Amatuer from the Back Black tees. 8,348 yds 80.5/154

yea not sure about having all that stiffness in your wedges. I have S400's in my wedges about the same stiffness as my irons which have rifle 6.0. Dont think your gonna have the feedback your going to want from a wedge with an X in it. considering the swing speed is not going to be very high with it.

hahahha love that site.

with RPM numbers like that, and swing speed i think the distance is a bit off...what was the ball speed....unless terminology is off and you name is "transfer"? Also what was the landing angle.

congrats? waste of a post.

i played both X and S shafts in my clubs. What really is the definitive part of the swing that determines the flex of the shaft is the tempo. I have been told i have great tempo, the thing like others have said, the stiffer, the more accurate, less big misses. If anyone knows about the Cleveland Launcher Ultralight driver, I have hit it numerous times and is easily the longest driver i've hit. The ultralight is a 12* Launcher with a senior (a) flex shaft that is i believe 46.5 inches long. and only 45 grams in weight. Just gotta smooth the tempo with that club and boom. But if you speed that swing up and put some lag in it. Watch for giant hooks.

This will be my 9th year since starting. Really played only 5 of those years. 4 of which while at college, did not play. at all.

This is a hell of a price, Srixon 701 and 701 tour irons at an insanely good price. $400. http://www.edwinwattsgolf.com/srixon-sale.html

none are worth the money....

yea, tips....i have the card in my car...missed a lot of fairways right. But the ones i did hit, sniped the pin pretty well.

just played Weyhill this afternoon. Very Very tough. not many chances to go big with driver. Had a lot of 2i Hybrids off the tee. Gorgeous course though. Shot a 39 on the front, +3. missed a lot birdie putts that i should i have made. Didnt finish the back though.

i think i'll be playing saucon sometime in the up coming week or two...not the old course, but wayhill. Wayhill is the nicer of them...i'm told from my friends that work there. Also You mentioned Ridgewood, been there for a demo day. That place is beautiful. You gotta check out Alpine CC...I thought it was nicer than Ridgewood. Also Essex County CC is up there in Jersey courses as well.

5.5 is a slightly stiffer regular flex.... had to edit. 5.0 5.5 are reg 6.0 6.5 are stiff 7.0 is X

i'll have to possibly check this out