jdub123

Indeed, I am priviledged to have.

I do not like the rounded edges of the 1.5 but i do like the size of the club head. I was going to send it into the custom shop to get my initials and maybe a stamp, but were would they probably put the intials in the 2.5?

I am stuck between buying the cameron Newport 1.5 or the 2.5? Any opinions?

1. Augusta National 2. St. Andrews 3. Pebble 4. Muirfield 5. Firestone (all of the courses)

I dont know about you guys, but where the heck was Phil Mickelson after the US Open? I didnt see him participate in any tournaments after that? Maybe he is just wallowing in his own US Open Pity. Does anyone know?

I would recommend you get a set of "good" clubs to start out with, the callaway big bertha iron set would be perfect or the callaway fusion wide sole irons would help you get the ball soaring. And as for a driver i would go with something like the Nike SQ or the Ping Rapture, you really need "game-improvement" irons. No offense but... the clubs you have now will only hurt you.

I have the new white hot xg PM, does anyone else have it, do you like it?

Ok, I have made a new addition to my bag, TITLEIST PT 906F2 3 Wood WITH PROFORCE V2 STIFF!!!! Now rate my bag, i hit it awesome!!!

They are very responsive and have very good spin around the greens, I personally like them better than the cleveland's or the titleist's. In a full swing point of view, I think they go a touch farther than the competitors.

I just wanted to take a poll on how good my bags contents were!!! Please VOTE!!!

No i'm not 50 (funny), im actually 15 years old, and my swing speed is around 103-105, i'm in the 70's almost every round.

Does anyone know approx. how many yards difference a 13 degree is comapared to a 15?

I am really interested in the new Titleist PT 906f2 3 wood, should i get it in a 13 degree or 15? is there a big difference?

You should definately check out the Odyysee White Hot XG P.M. It lines up like a dream and feels even better. The price is reasonable, and the putter rolls just as good as a Cameron.

I can agree with many of you, I enjoy playing lessons from the pro's and there is another show the the GC came up with [U]Personal Lessons[U]where a pro teams up with normal amateur golfers and does a playing lesson with them on the course. Pretty interesting. Oh, and dont get me started on Steve Duemig... I think the Big Break can get pretty slow at times. Also some of the PGA Tour Range clinics they air are pretty interesting.

Today I played the Doral Blue Monster (i'm a member) shot a decent 78, im happy with it. On 18, (The Blue Monster Hole) I bombed a drive right down the middle only to hit my second shot of 165 yards into the water because of the false front and undulating green!!! ARGH... Ultimately made a double bogey to shoot a 78, generally a pretty decent round for how I was striking my irons.

I actually think that J. Lindeberg stuff is really high quality merchandise. I recently bought two belts from J. and their great! Does anyone know how the shirts or shorts are?

I am really interested in the new Titleist fairway wood, does anyone have it? Is it worth a purchase?

"with a harder to hit forged club" Sorry! :)

I certainly would not recommend Titleist 735's at your skill level. Make no mistake, they are great clubs. Because of the fact of the smaller head shape and being forged, you should start out with something more along the lines of Callaway X-18's or Big Bertha's. By starting out with a bigger head, it will allow you to hit better more accurate shots and have more fun out there on the golf course... Yes.. Yes... I know you want to have forged clubs with the "pro look" but I guarantee you that golf will not be as much fun when your chunking and mis-hitting shots will a harder to hit forged club. :)

FRED FUNK!!! I walked with this guy during a PGA Tour tournament as a standard bearer and he is the biggest Douchebag on tour!