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When moving weights around on my driver, how would I arrange them to help promote a draw? Heavier on the heel and lighter on the toe, or vice versa?

Hi. I have a set of Taylormade R7 CGB Max clone irons. Now, I'm not the most consistent golfer, although I can usually strike the ball pretty well, or terribly good either. (Handicap is probably in the 20s.) Anyway, I was wondering if I would be good enough to play the AP1s. I have been reading up on them, and have read that they are "forgiving, but still have a lot of feel." What does the concept of feel mean? That they are workable? I haven't had a chance to try them, because I live in a small town, and we don't have any golf stores here. Might go out just for that. Anyway, thanks in advance.

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Does he still use the White Hot Tour #9? Or did he get a different putter?

I have heard they are a good brand, I just haven't looked much at their prices or anything. I think I'm gonna go with the WS 8882, even though the HP is only $20 more, because they created this style, and if I like it, I might go with a different brand later on.

I've been looking for a putter that looks like this, but not this brand. My brother had a Cleveland putter that was like this, but I can't find one. Can anyone help?

Hello. I am a sophomore in high school and I play on my school's golf team. I am an average golfer, and my ball striking ability would probably be above average on some days, but I was wondering, do you think it would be worthwhile buying these clubs and trying to play them? Or should I go for a more forgiving iron? My thought on it was to keep my current clubs until this school year is over, and then order these and see if I can get a feel for them over the summer. I read into them, and it seems like they are half blade, half cavity. I haven't played blades in my life, so I have no experience in the area, but if someone could guide me in the right direction, that'd be great.

I usually just write the score I get on the hole in the box, and then either above or below, I write how far below, or more often, above par I am.

Hit 6 iron from 200 out, and stuck it to within 6 feet. Pretty good for a sophomore.

I shot a 96 on a par 72, but I'm a sophomore in high school so.....