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That is why i loved my KZG Forged Evolution set. Every club, starting at the high irons which were cavity backs, got 10% closer to blades, with the 9i and pw being full blades. Now i have my KZG Forged Evolution 4 iron, and 5-PW KZG ZO Blades. Love it.

Why not? If i have between a 4 iron and 3 wood into a green, why wouldn't i go for it? As long as you know your limits and don't try to force anything, along with minimizing your risk by knowing where you should miss, i say go for it.

Always a good goal to practice more than you play, if you really want to improve your game :)

It depends, at a public course i would not. At any of my private courses i would, simple as that.

Buy used right handed clubs... if it turns out you are better as a righty, then sell your lefty clubs and use that money to buy some nice new right handed clubs.

Off the tee: "Stay behind the ball" Off the deck: "follow through" On the green: "Show me the money"

OUCH! Well, at least they could get on the golf course, i'd risk hail right now to replace the snow!

The KZG ZO blades are BEAUTIFUL, and yet simple :) (my avatar) Edit: I have an old set of KZG's i'd be willing to sell (Forged Evolutions) if you are interested

Its Spring Break for me, all my friends are going to the beach or on a cruise, but i would rather go home and play golf . Lets just hope the snow will melt and i get some good days in, i'm anxious to play a few rounds with my new Super Tri.

Love top gear, been watching it for years... the past few seasons have been disappointing though.

Casey cant swing like he wants to right now because of that rib injury last year...

2006 Nissan Titan 2004 Mercedes C320 2002 Chevrolet SS Camaro limited 35th edition soft top

Most of those bands would be classified as "Nu Metal" My favorite metal band is Children of Bodom. My favoriate band is Tool, which you could classify as Hard Alternative. Here is a little picture with some different genres of metal, might help you out: http://thislifeilead.files.wordpress.../08/image2.png

It is a stealth action/ 3rd person shooter game. There really isnt anything out there to compare it to because it is so unique. IGN gave it a 10/10, and it is what really separates the ps3 from the 360. I would say it, uncharted series, and little big planet are the three major games that 360 owners wished they had.

Two games that are must haves for the PS3 are: Metal Gear Solid 4 Little Big Planet MGS4 is probably the best single player game play that i have every played on any platform.

I played competitive tennis all my life through college, now i have taken up golf and feel that tennis has helped not only my balance but also helped me understand the relationship between clubpath, clubface, and why the ball spins the way it does.

http://www.golfweek.com/news/2010/fe...erence-friday/

Should be interesting!

We are around the same handicap, i currently game a 905R with a proforce V2 S shaft. Love the stick, but i will be switching to the R9 SuperTri for the 2010 season. I find it to be more forgiving and i am more comfortable with it at address.

From Bristol Tennessee and i hate nascar with a passion

I've had both a mac and a pc.... go with the pc.

i totally agree, find a head that you feel confident over then get fitted for a shaft. Confidence over the ball is one of the most important things to consider when picking a new club.

For me it has a lot to do with confidence over the ball. I just don't feel confident with a square head and that leads to a less consistent swing for me.

First off i loved the look from address, much more traditional than the r9 or the r9 460. Initial launch is a bit higher than the r9 & r9 460, and overall distance was pretty much the same. The club in person looks even better than any pictures i have seen on the net, i just love the black theme. Also, the tees i use almost always leave a white mark on it so i can see where i struck the ball. Seemed to be more forgiving as well, I'm definitely going to game this in 10'.

In Tennessee there is no limit to how many years you can play for your high school team, BUT, you must go to school in the same building as the high schoolers. My school was 9-12 and our biggest rival was 7-12th grade, so they had a larger pool of talent that could participate in high school athletics. Was a bum deal because our middle school was right next door to the high school, but since the 7th and 8th graders were not physically in the same building we could not use them on any varsity teams, where as our rival school could.