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nuttersandy

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  • Birthday 11/30/1992

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  1. If I were you, you could do one of three. 1. You could go to the store, and just test out all the ones there and focus on FEEL. But as you said, it looks like you are looking for better demo. 2. You live in Cali, I'm pretty sure there are store that let you demo( I think so, but in Canada I have yet found a dealer that will lend it out to me). 3. If the clubs aren't urgent for you, wait until manufacturers have a demo event at a certain golfing range or golf course. Maybe one more, go with the reviews. Good luck with your choice.
  2. The first video, I can tell that your triangle at the top is so narrow. It all starts from the beginning, you take the club on the outside and lift up pretty quick. You gotta make sure that you turn first and then when your club is parellel to the ground, THEN cock your wrist. At the top of the back swing I can see that your left wrist is cocked, not flat. IF you turn first, you shoudl get a wider triangle, and flatter wrist at the top.\ My $0.02
  3. I am by far the biggest car fan ahha. I'm not quite sure how youe ven fit one golf bag in your coupe. I struggle to but on in my beemer sedan..
  4. The best training aid is the wall.. Get the putter toe straight up against he wall and make your stroke, trying to keep contact witht he wall and the toe of your putter. This makes sure that you are not slicing, or hooking the putt.
  5. I just bought 2 of them by the way they feel and sound. I guess it all comes down to perosnal preference..
  6. Scam is written all over it.. Think about, would you ever sell a 2009 golf club for that much even if it was used? Definetely not.
  7. Hello there. Just the same old new members introducing themselves. Joined the board to learn more about equipment and also help others. I have been playing since i was 11 but when i was 11-14 i went to driving range like 12 times, so it doesnt really count. I started really thinking about persuing golf last year. This year I joined a golf course as a Junior Member for $400 pretty damn cheap, and I never missed a day of hitting balls. So that worked out very nicely for me and I am looking to do the same thing next year. Thanks Sandy (guy not a girl =))
  8. I think the best thing would be to call the manufacturer up directly. No store would carry specific items for specific bags. The manufacturer will have it for sure.
  9. There is a huge difference when you switch from regs to s300. Your whole game CAN go down tHe dump. The weight changes, trajectory changes, shaping shots. If I were you stick to tge regs until your 7 iron can go 150 without hitting it hard. And also your weight training I think it should be 70% flexibility and stretching and 30% weight training. To get more distance it's all about the coil, not how buff you are. Keep working on the game man!
  10. I like the fact that we can choose different balls. Not only for the game point but it also doesnt hurt the wallet. It also make the game more intersting cause differnt balls do differnt things. If we had one consistent ball everyone would expect the same results with every player :(
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