Eric19

well maybe longer than 4 footers but i sometimes just cant see the slightest break. like instead of hitting the right edge of the cup i go for the left and it breaks away left.... and i thought it was going to go right lol.

maybe its my vision but lately i've been having trouble reading greens. i've been missing 4 footers by a cup here and there because i see the wrong break!!! its killing me!!!!! any advice? what do you all do when reading break? thanks in advance

a great starter club. well i started with Callaway X-12 irons. i am also selling them. so if you are on a tight budget, message me and we'll see how tight it really is :) if you are interested of course.

so close yet so far away lol. so i shot an 81 today, thats with an 8 too. and to top it all off they just sanded the greens. this was at wildhawk golf course in elk grove CA. soon to be in the 70's, hopefully

i have used them a couple times. great distance considering they are soft. overall i was happy with them. def a great price too

i recently reshafted my driver... i went with the aldila NVS 65 Stiff. 3.6 torque. even when i crank on it, it holds very well.

solid thanks for the input!!!

anyone play here? its in San Francisco CA. im thinking about making a tee time here obviously to play but it looks like a good course for photographs. let me know peeps! thanks

post of the year lol

well lets just say when i was 16 i was a skinny little kid still. i played baseball my whole life so i was always in shape but was never really a big power hitter, but as i grew i got a bit stronger and added distance to my baseball game. same goes for my golf game, and im sure as you get bigger and stronger you will add distance to all of your clubs. so layups may become less and less in your game. BUT!!!! as long as you play to your skill/own game, keep at it man! personally i need to lay up more instead of going for everything and playing to the weakness of my game which is 60-70 yards from the green. anyway im rambling you are young and the distance will come. trust me as long as you have the athletic ability you can perfect your game, but at the same time it sounds like you are doing the right thing already

same here.... even the slightest jerk of your eyes off the ball screws everything

haha exactly what my dad would do! yeah i'll prob just work on my 3 wood and pick up a 5 wood.

when you bring your clubs and shoes everywhere you go.... just incase

i hit the taylormade burner 2H 18* and the callaway ft 18* today actually and between those two i loved the callaway. great feel and overall control

ok so this might be a noob question but for the average player what kind of difference in distance would one see with a 3 wood to say...a 2I (hybrid). its about a 2* difference well in my case it would be.... i've just been having problems hitting my 3 wood accuratley and i hit some 2I hybrids today and i must say they are fun to hit. on the other hand i think i should just man up and hit my 3 wood better and add a 5 wood before i go with a hybrid, mostly because i feel like an old man using hybrids. (im 22) hehe. but i cant dis these hybrid clubs because they are very nice. thoughts....? suggestions...? what would/have you guys/gals done?