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I don't think your talking about the wiffle balls are you? At a store here, I bought a bag that had 24 yellow foam balls and 12 plastic wiffle balls. They work great for me due to the ability to hit them in the back yard. I think your talking about something different though maybe.

I wasn't thinking about getting rid of them or anything, I just found it weird that I was hitting the Hagen's better seeing as how they are the muscleback style or whatever. I really just picked a bad time to get into golf being that it is the end of the season here in Indiana. Hopefully I'll make it out a couple times before the snow. I love the pings, I'm just anxious to feel confident with them.

None taken. I've played 3 times so i'm not worried. It just feels wierd having so much sole on the bottom of the club, I think I feel like I won't be able to hit it at all or something. Who knows. I'll just say it was a bad day and not worry about it. lol.

I recently got into golf this year. I had an old set of Walter Hagen "international" irons that I got from a buddy when he got his new clubs. Needless to say they are either blades or musclebacks and quite old. After I played I went and got some Ping G10's. The other day I went to the driving range and took the 3,4,5 iron from the hagens just to see how I could hit with them, since they are technically for a better player to hit well. I started with the G10's and couldn't hit them for anything. hitting the heel and sending the ball out to my right or topping it. I decided I'd try the Hagen's and was connecting very well with them. Not sure if it was just a fluke or what. I think one problem may be that I've been hitting the yellow foam balls in my back yard with the hagen's for practice. The problem there is that the foam ball sits high up in the grass like its on a tee. I wonder if I got used to not bending down as much to hit with my iron, so when I went to the range to hit normal balls, I was topping them due to not staying down. Anyone else have this happen before? Another thing, I now know what people mean when they say the small topline is nice. The Hagen's were more confident to look at. The G10's just seem so chunky in comparison.

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I played Saturday (9-12-09) for my first time really ever. I never have been into golf too much, but am now. I'm the kinda person that goes all in when I get into something. So I got some nice 4-9 Irons but everything else is very old and hand me downs. Played at Edwood Glen in West Lafayette, IN Shot a 99. Played on Sunday 9-13-09 and shot a 110 much worse course though difficulty wise though. I'm still happy for only going to a driving range about 4 times

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Ping.... its what i've been around most, but soon to make my own decision. haha.

I'm in Lafayette, IN, just getting into playing golf a little bit more. Good to see Indiana players.

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