mtsalmela80

If you are going to buy a net why not just hit real balls?

How about Callaway HX practice balls?

Does anyone routinely practice with soft short-range balls in the backyard or anything? I bought a few yellow foam balls from Walmart and they seem pretty good. Have practiced only irons with them but they seem clearly show what is going on with the ball spin wise. Especially slicing, etc. Seems like it would be a decent tool to narrow down my swing mechanics. I can clearly tell if I hit it too high, or too low, or just slice badly based on the ball flight. I was looking into such practice tools and ran across birdieballs, however there is very little talk about them on here. Would that be a significantly better thing for backyard practice? I also cant wait to try them out with the driver, because that is where I am really inconsistent.

Would you argue that since Nike is complete garbage, I would fare better with a $30 Target driver?

Is that true? So is it accurate to say that an averages pros 4 iron is a stock out of the box 3 iron, and so on?

Hello forum. Just started playing this year. Once a week is just not enough, I am totally addicted.

Plantet fitness, $20 a month. If you are just an "average Joe" its a great deal, however if you are working out to get huge, better off at Golds (~$52 a month) Both chains are all over the country

29. Just started playing golf this year and am dangerous addicted!

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