Dominic

My best round was a 70 but my career round would have to be shooting a 4 over 40 on the front nine of my high school golf tryouts and then birdieing 4 of my last 6 holes to shoot a 32 on the back for a 72

1 Putter (30 -40 times around) obviously most used 2 Driver 3 Sand Wedge

Try marking it a day or two before you use the ball.

I love the spin I get with Pro V's but I spend $45, i hit one wedge shot and the grooves rip up the ball.

When I'm having a horrible hole. Im off the green and chipping for bogey, so I'm expecting double or worse, and I chip in. Or When I have a long putt for bogey that I make and save the hole.

Srixon claims that psychology is involved too. When you see yellow it's supposed to be make you more determined and focuses. This is like how a lot of college football teams paint the visitors locker room pink because it is a color that is supposed to calm people down.

Ben Hogan or Ernie Els

If you want to know a good deal in Michigan. Look into The Coyote Preserve in Fenton. It's an Arnold Palmer design which was originally privately owned but went bankrupt and was recently bought. I played there last week when I was visiting my family, and it only costed $30 for 18 range balls and a cart.

I play last years taylormade r9. Don't get me wrong I really like the driver and hit it better than all the other drivers I tried, but I don't think the changing of the clubhead does much for me. To me it seems no different then just opening up or closing down the clubface at set-up.

I saw a guy at a high school meet go 31 then 45 so I'm sure other people have felt your pain.

Well my last leave of absence was this winter when I broke my wrist snowboarding. I couldn't play outside, but I was completely changing my swing indoors. At the end of the break it seemed that these changes stuck with me and felt normal which was nice. As for a problem in the middle of the season just read some golf magazines, watch some golf channel, and just putt if it doesn't feel too uncomfortable.

Jimmy Clausen finally goes to the panthers 48th pick.

I'm hoping my Lions (yes, i was born in detroit, im a lions fan) will pick up a good linebacker to replace Sims. Sims was an amazing player and should do pretty well with the eagles.

I think it looks pretty ugly. I would like to see taylormade's regular blade putter in white though.

Lots of action that's been going on. A guy who missed the whole season is the first pick. Broncos select Tebow in the first round. You can teach football skills, but you can't teach that level of leadership and work ethic.

Rip off a piece of your scorecard and leave em a message. Add a little profanity somewhere in the note and you're good to go.

I used to just drink pop or whatever was there, but after going thru a few 90 degree 5 hour rounds I gave up on everything but gatorade and water.

Hai, doz eye talk good two?

http://www.titleist.com/news/newsdet...y&subcategory;= Odds of this 3 trillion 400 billion to 1

I remember once in a summer tournaments I entered the event late so they shoved me into a tee time with the 16-18 division (when I was 13) and I was forced to play really well and keep up with these guys and ended up winning the tournament in my age group.

Com'on guys I hit 225 yard 8-irons in tiger woods 2009. On a serious note, I think the 225-250 is a little long but, you have to take the elevation into account, and the fact that most range yardages are normally a little off.

I'm guessing that, if pushing right is your problem when it's near the back of your stance, your hands are lagging behind your body with an open clubface. I would say you should focus on really coming around with your hands and making sure the clubface is square at impact.

My hands feel like they never made contact with the ball.

I have a Herky mascot headcover (University of Iowa's) mascot.

Don't use them for anything under a full gap wedge.