tsanders11

Ditto...TM would be my third

I've been upgrading with new (to me) equipment since July. My last holdover is my putter which I plan on replacing mid-season next year or so. The front-runner right now is a Cameron Squareback. My main focus will be upgrading my ball striking and consistency.

I've been playing the MX-25s since July and absolutely love them. The entire set plays nice and easy.

Until recently I was gaming an Adams Insight XTD that I got dirt cheap a few months after it hit the stores. I think its a brand/marketing issue. I haven't met many people that have hit Adams Drivers that didn't love 'em. I only gave mine up because it was offset.

Voted driver but 3w gives me fits, stopped gaming it because it was so inconsistent

A sleeve of Bridgestone Treo Soft balls and a used headcover for my G10 hybrid. I have been shopping for a Scotty for a while now, tested out a couple of newports and a Kombi

I just took my 3w out of the bag in favor of my g10 15* and Adams Idea 17* hybrid combo. I am terribly inconsistent with the 3w and just found this setup works better for me. They get me home from 220-245 out.

Went Scotty shopping, working on talking the wife into a Newport 2 as a birthday present. Ended up leaving with a couple of shoes bags and a dozen e6+.

At least you were able to recover your driver head. I lost the head on my Adams Insight a3 last month right into a hazard and couldn't get it back.

picture of me about to waste a stroke...I think I ended up hooking it into the trees

I tried zero friction tees but I didn't find them to be any more durable than my regular wooden tees. They also don't work too well with the rock hard tee boxes at the cheap course I play for practice.

I played a set of Adams Idea irons for 4 years up until about 2 months ago. I absolutely think you went a good set to get started. I am not usually an integrated set kind of guy but its a good way to get all your equipment at once.

I voted 0%. Realistically I could get it there 5% of the time, 3w is my least consistent club.

I use ViewTi. The app works great and adding a course is a breeze. If you are shopping I would definitely advise checking it out. The stats tracking is nice too.

+1 for PGA Superstore. I have had good luck catching great deals on previous generation clubs that are brand new. I don't have the latest greatest so its right up my alley. I also like the number of hitting bays they have. IMO, there is nothing worse than standing in line to demo a driver.