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This.... http://www.froggergolf.com/BrushProSplash.html I could live without it, but it's a great product imo. My regular foursome went out and bought one after using mine.

Awesome Yukari! LMAO!!! I've had a similar situation as the OP. You can see by my handicap that I'm not great, I've only been playing for a year. However, there are two of my friends that just took up the game, but know nothing about etiquette, club selection, pace of play, order of play, etc... I get so tired of having to tell them it's their turn or to go hit their shot instead of helping me look for my ball when there's a group waiting behind us or asking them why they're using a 5 iron from 40 yds or putting from the fairway (yes, this really happened). The worst was when I was lined up for a 5 foot birdie putt and right as I start my backstroke one of them walks right in my line of vision to pick up the flag!!! It's a shame because I like both of these guys, but I don't want to golf with them. They never practice and can't keep up with my normal group... and we're 28 handicaps!!!

This is the image that popped into my head when reading the yellow ball suggestion... LOL

So you wear short sleeves in the winter to stay warm? lol :) Clubs don't sweat like people do. It's the perspiration that keeps us cool. Long clothes (or head covers) would protect you (or your clubs) from direct sunlight, but would do nothing to lower the temperature.

I'm having this done at a training facility I go to on Wedensday. It's part of the membership fee so nothing extra out of pocket. I dunno if it will make a difference, but it sounds cool. FYI... The place I go to is related to the Titleist Performance Institute

Doesn't make sense. If you are wearing a long sleeved shirt in the summer, aren't you hotter than if you weren't wearing a shirt at all?

I didn't vote since I like both of them. Right now I am currently only subscribed to Golf Digest... at $12 it gives me something to read on the throne. LOL Also, I like looking at the Hot List each year.

http://www.babytoupee.com/

Oh my.... those are ugly. But, I love the 1st sentence in the description.

I guess you're right. I liked the black matte finish look of the Adams and there's no ugly lime green on it like some of their others. Any truth to the benefits of the aerodynamic head design or just marketing fluff? But, hey, I fall in love with drivers like John Gruden falls in love with quarterbacks.

I got a chance to hit this at Dick's sporting goods last night and WOW! I really liked it. I thought it was going to feel too light, but I had no problem maintaining my swing tempo and was swinging it 3 to 4 mph faster than my Ping G15. (94 up from 90). I wish I had an extra $380 sitting around. Anybody else hit one or own one? If so, what are your impressions? http://www.adamsgolf.com/products/dr...eedline_4g.php

My thoughts exactly!

People everywhere from to shake hands and so do I. If guys like and do it, then I better do it as well. Shake hands? (please check one) ..............................................Yes or No.............................................................

I agree. We played this weekend in Maryland and it was about 100 -105. The heat didn't bother me too much. The main challenge was keeping my hands dry from all the sweat. It's a lot better than when I played at the very end of the season last year where it was 38 and I could barley feel my hands.

Tiger uses a Scotty... he won 13 majors with it and only switched to the Nike for two rounds during the Open.... He promptly switched back to the Scotty.

I had one for a while and liked it. First off, it's one of the baddest looking drivers on the market IMHO. I liked the feel and the sound at impact, but I ultimately traded it in towards a Ping G15, because it worked better for me and also I didn't really need the adjustability. I think it's a great club and you'll enjoy hitting it. I liked it more than the original R9.... maybe it was the larger clubhead.

No, not really. I didn't know for sure either, but I had a good feeling it was TaylorMade... so I looked it up. Once I posted TM's players I thought I'd just post 'em all for comparison. It was just a cut & paste from Wikipedia...

Fixing your swing faults is the only long term solution and you have a good driver right now, but I'm a huge fan of clubs that offer forgiveness. If you feel like a new driver can lessen the result of shots that don't hit the sweet spot, then go for it. 50% of this game is 90% mental. If you feel more comfortable you're bound to swing better.

Callaway Players PGA Tour Stuart Appleby Cameron Beckman Rich Beem Notah Begay Mark Brooks Alex Čejka Ernie Els Mathew Goggin J. J. Henry Fredrik Jacobson Lee Janzen Greg Kraft Derek Lamely Shaun Micheel Phil Mickelson James Nitties Paul Stankowski Brian Stuard Nicholas Thompson European Tour Thomas Bjørn Michael Campbell Nick Dougherty Niclas Fasth Alastair Forsyth Anton Haig Thongchai Jaidee Danny Lee Michaël Lorenzo-Vera Graeme McDowell Ross McGowan Christian Nilsson Alexander Norén Álvaro Quirós Marcel Siem Jeev Milkha Singh Oliver Wilson LPGA Tour Sandra Gal Vicky Hurst Leta Lindley Morgan Pressel Momoko Ueda Champions Tour Olin Browne Mark McNulty Gary Player Eduardo Romero Hal Sutton

Ping Players PGA Tour Ángel Cabrera Mark Calcavecchia Daniel Chopra Chris DiMarco Bill Lunde Jeff Maggert Hunter Mahan Nick O'Hern Ted Purdy Chris Riley Heath Slocum Joey Snyder III Chris Stroud Kevin Sutherland Bubba Watson Mark Wilson European Tour Antti Ahokas Gary Boyd Jonathan Caldwell Alejandro Cañizares Rhys Davies Peter Fowler Grégory Havret Miguel Ángel Jiménez Shiv Kapur Gary Lockerbie Gareth Maybin Louis Oosthuizen Anthony Snobeck Lee Westwood Danny Willett

Nike Players PGA Players Stephen Ames Paul Casey K. J. Choi Stewart Cink David Duval Lucas Glover Trevor Immelman Anthony Kim Richard Finch Justin Leonard Carl Pettersson Marc Warren Tiger Woods LPGA Tour Grace Park Suzann Pettersen Michelle Wie These are from Wikipedia so they might not be 100% accurate, but just watch golf and you will see way more guys wearing Taylor Made hats than anything else. They'll sponsor anybody!

I strongly disagree... I think it's TaylorMade by a landslide... TaylorMade Players PGA Tour Michael Allen Billy Andrade Arjun Atwal Chris Baryla Brian Bateman Jon Bencivengo David Berganio Shane Bertsch Matt Bettancourt Michael Bradley Bart Bryant Darren Clarke Chris Couch Jason Day Bob Estes Nick Faldo Sergio Garcia Robert Garrigus Brian Gay Retief Goosen Paul Goydos Nathan Green Scott Gutschewski Todd Hamilton Tim Herron John Huston Dustin Johnson Richard S. Johnson Jonathan Kaye Cliff Kresge Martin Laird Tom Lehman Spencer Levin J.L. Lewis Frank Lickliter Steve Lowery John Mallinger David Mathis Greg Norman Joe Ogilvie Sean O'Hair Leif Olson Greg Owen Brenden Pappas Corey Pavin Pat Perez Kenny Perry Tim Petrovic D.A. Points Rick Price Frank Quinn Todd Reed Andres Romero Justin Rose Rory Sabbatini John Senden Vaughn Taylor Jerod Turner Scott Verplank Brian Vranesh Duffy Waldorf Charles Warren Aaron Watkins Mike Weir Charlie Wi Tim Wilkinson Dan Williams Jay Williamson Garret Willis Dean Wilson Y.E. Yang PGA European Tour Paul McGinley Stephen Dodd Anders Hansen Martin Kaymer Christian Cevaer Jeff Lucquin Michael Jonzon Richard Sterne Peter Hanson Peter Hedblom Felipe Aguilar Richie Ramsay Robert Jan Derksen Rafa Echenique Raphael Jacquelin Simon Wakefield Garry Houston Paul Broadhurst Jyoti Randhawa Marcua Fraser Fabrizio Zanotti Sam Little Graeme Storm David Lynn Edoardo Molinari Andrew Butterfield Peter Baker Simon Khan Sam Hutsby Jarmo Sandelin Gary Murphy Andrew Coltart Sion E Bebb Niall Kearney LPGA Tour Nicole Castrale Paula Creamer Natalie Gulbis Amy Hung Seon Hwa Lee Champions Tour Fred Funk Victor Garcia Hale Irwin Gary McCord Lonnie Nielsen Dave Stockton Nationwide Tour Jason Allred Alex Aragon Craig Barlow Chris Bencivengo Henrik Bjornstad Justin Bolli Guy Boros Bob Burns Michael Carballo Paul Claxton Casey Clendonon Samuel Cyr Joe Daley Robert Damron Brian Duncan Jason Enloe Matt Every Todd Fischer Jeff Gallagher Tom Gillis Chad Ginn Brian Harman David Hearn Tripp Isenhour Richard Johnson Eric Justesen Jason Knutzon William Mcgurt Garth Mulroy Kevin Nolan Matthew Richardson Dustin Risdon Patrick Sheehan Michael Sims Geoffrey Sisk Sonny Skinner Nathan Smith Brian Smock Sal Spalone Josh Teater Michael Van Sickle Justin Walters Brennan Webb Dan Williams Dustin White Willie Wood

I've played a few dozen Pro V1's that were a gift, I've played some Callaway Warbirds, and Bridgestone E6, but I usually play Mint conditioned recycled mixed Nikes that I get from golfballnut.com. I do notice the Pro V1's checking up a little better, but I figure I'm not good enough or don't swing hard enough to get them to spin like they're capable. The mixed Nike box comes with a lot of low compression balls which is fine for me since I have a slower swing speed, but I'm happy with the results of the Mojo, Karma, PD Soft, PD Straights etc... I'd be willing to try out other brands, but when I can get these for about $0.50 per ball, why bother? You really can't tell the difference between them and a brand new out of box ball.

Hehe momentary lapse of memory pertaining to my age, I guess.... it just struck me as funny.

Am I the only one inmature enough to think this thread topic sounds dirty?