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rocket23

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  • Birthday 08/23/1962

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  1. Being a better coach than a player as I am. I suggest staying with 10.5 degree driver. At this point all. A new club will do is inspire confidence. Which is a good thing. Now to keep that confidence try to envision the back of your left hand in line with the club face. In essence the feel will be to smack the ball with a back hand slap. If the ball is still moving right with no hight. Then move the ball up in your stance. As a last resort to conquer the slice, try and hit the ball with the toe of the club on your downswing. You can’t do it perse, but the ball will have a hard time going right anymore.
  2. That should be easy enough. Most putters are 70 degree. Long putters 75. I hope I’m there. But my luck I would probably be a few degrees short. Eye balling it from the top the end is about 8 inches away from vertical with a ball.
  3. What I wanted was a straight up putter 90 degrees from the ground. What I had was a blade head on a broomstick shaft. So rummaging around I found a sabertooth putter head. With ninety degree butt end. So I heated up the blade spun that off and fired the saber tooth on the broomstick. But I’m now illegal. So heat up the shaft and bend it to eighty degrees or get a kink whatever comes first. The kink happened. But I think eelll I know she’s a one of a kind. I’m trying it out tomorrow!
  4. What I like best about that putter is the ability to tap in the small putts from the opposite end. I have the ordinary knock off. By far the best club in the bag.
  5. 50 callaway erc yellow balls for twenty bucks. Won’t be as painful to hear the kaplunk now.
  6. Yeah it was a dicks Black Friday deal. But you had to buy the 96. Pack
  7. They are Still in the box. lol Maxfli softfli is the specific name. I hate hitting a ball that has anything solid or like hitting a rock. In the past (a few seasons ago) I remember using maxfli but they scuffed easily. So I went with a more expensive albeit “soft” ball. With the maxfli purchase ,off season, I. got over a hundred balls for eighty bucks so I figure what the hell.
  8. I am using up my Taylor made distance balls. Went thru half of my tp5’s. Prolly finish the season with axt titliest. But not buying any. I still have a few hundred maxfli balls in my safe.
  9. I went the other way for some quick cash. PXG driver F7 cobra driver , some tiger memorabilia and a small telescope for yardages. 150 bucks.
  10. I need to retire a bag soon. But I have a good callaway bag as a back up. So no more buying this year.
  11. @retoid you’re gonna like the vice better. I use them both Bridgestone e12 and vice
  12. A few dozen Taylor made distance balls are in the bag. Soon to be belted into oblivion
  13. I definitely put a dent in my taylormade collection today.
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