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they are both great clubs... the minor upgrades between the r11 and the r9 arent worth that much to me... i think we would all be suprised with the amount of circulation the r9 still has on tour... its still the best driver i ever hit...

Welcome to the sand trap! I can say that Knights will get the job done as a beginner set but if you plan on diving into the sport head first, and you have the money, I will always recommend getting fitted. From a driver standpoint, if you hit it long and straight, why change? I wish you the best of luck

the staff line is extremely underrated... they earned their way in the running with tm, titleist, callaway, ping, mizuno, etc.

I guarantee there are some staff players still gaming the r7...that is still a great stick...

The Currie is a beast!

Don't be so foolish to believe these guys don't switch endorsements for $$$$. Golf is a business for professionals. I commend Camilo to switch endorsements if he can capitalize on the opportunity. SVTgolfer, you are entitled to your personal opinion, but to dub a manufacturer like Taylor Made to be crap is a pretty lofty statement. TM may not make a product that is conducive to your game, but to say they are crap is unrealistic...

I would hit a bunch of different clubs, but be sure to pay close attention to Adams IdeaTech...

I recently upgraded my driver as well. I was under the guise that I wanted the R11, went and hit every driver off the shelf... I walked away with a R9. I hit it further, and straighter than any other club I hit including the R11. Saved a couple hundred bucks and got the club that works for me. I wouldnt pigeon hole yourself, hit a few drivers than you can make the best decision for your game... good luck!

had an abaco... got an odyssey...

Thanks for the advice! Ive since had a couple decent rounds...

Today was the first 3 digit score I have had in 3.5 years. I shot a 102 at a dog track and am beating myself up... Consistently missed off the tee, iron play fluctuated, and didn't have any 1 putts fall... I am chalking it up as a bad round but it still gets to me.

i dont think your driver has to match your fairway woods, whatever you hit better is what i suggest. i just happen to have two of the same make/model fairway woods because i hit them both well...

its all about what feels good, and what you can score with...

they were 99 bucks

sports authority had 3-pw ram irons...

i agree with nike golf. but as we all say, whatever works for you, works for you...

the agent- are you an agency principal/ owner? i ask because im a partner at an agency in baltimore...

i didnt like my rife at all...

i think it was merely a figure of speech, if you want a "newer" fairway wood, look at the Callaway Hyper X or TM Burner...

i had a an old white hot, went to a ping karsten, then to a rife, now back to a white hot... i love the feel of the white hot insert. you can get them for 100 bucks at Dick's.

Crazy X Golfer, what do yo mean your putter is custom made? Just curious.

SRIXON Soft Feel.

http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/pr...234&cp;=4045301 SRIXON Soft Feel $19 a dozen, great ball for the price!

i play a soft feel Srixon Soft Feel ball, I think you should consider them at 19 bucks a dozen.