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Although not all swings are the same, they have one thing in common and that is striking the ball. Figure out what works for you as far as being able to strike the ball properly and let your clubs do what they were designed to do.

Good call ladders11, please PM personal info. Do not post your info. Thanks everyone.

Thank you to everyone who signed up to test our glove. We know you will really enjoy it and we look forward to hearing your feedback. As of now, all 15 gloves have been accounted for.

swarper Charles Wells RobynLynn You are my last 3. If you have not done so already, please PM me your address, glove size and which hand you wear a glove. Thanks Everyone.

BananaSlices daddybob0525000 Sending gloves out to you guys. Just 3 gloves left

Eustace1080, we will send one out to you. 5 more gloves for you guys.

Old1964, a glove was sent to you today. Enjoy mdl, we will get one to you We have 6 more gloves for you guys, hit me up if you would like to try one.

Gloves were sent to the following TST members today: XMScott BigTazz53 darkhunter139 There are 8 gloves left for forum members. If you are interested, please send me your name, shipping address, glove size and which hand you wear a glove. Thanks everyone

Gloves were sent out to the following TST Members: MackJL06 Topper newtogolf DavidNYC828 There are 11 gloves left for forum members. If you are interested, please send me your name, shipping address, glove size and which hand you wear a glove. Thanks everyone

Hey everyone, message me your name, address, glove size and hand you wear a glove and I will get gloves out to you. Thanks

This is a special offer for 15 TST members. LeviTee has designed a glove that can reduce your grip pressure by up to 30%. Our glove has also helped many golfers with arthritis and other hand problems. If you would like to test a new design glove we have been working on, drop us a note in this thread and explain why you think our glove can help you. We will pick 15 TST members and send you a glove to test and you just need to give us your feedback. Visit our website in my signature for more information about the glove. Thanks

We like to use Cabretta leather for our gloves because of how thin and durable the leather is. Plus you do not loose the feel of your club. I think the weather gloves are synthetic and pretty thick. You can find deals on Cabretta leather gloves online I am sure, but most retailers will carry them for around $20.

I was an Art/Creative Director for 15 years and needed a change. At 35 I just got burnt out. A couple buddies of mine and I started LeviTee because golf is a passion for us and we love what we do and believe in our product. Anyways, you are still a young guy and if you can afford to follow your passion, go for it.

Those are pretty much it, terrible approach shots and blading short chip shots. And they are once, maybe twice a round. Those are the reasons why I am not a single digit handicap right now.

It depends on what type of distance you get with your clubs. You don't want a huge gap in distance between clubs. For example, after my driver I carry a 3 wood (15*) and I carry a 2 Rescue (17*) and a 5 Rescue (25*). I switch between my 3 wood and 2 Rescue, get about the same distance but hit the Rescue better out of rough. The 5 Rescue replaced my 4 iron. With these clubs I have the 200-260 yd. range covered. 280-300 off the tee and now I am confident with getting to the green on a long par 5.

I play a TM Rescue 2 17* and a 5 25*

The TM Rescues I use are last years models.

I have been using my TM Rescue 17 degree in place of my R7 3 wood. A little easier to hit and I get the same distance, about 240-260. The Rescue is like a modified fairway wood and not so much of a hybrid IMO.

From what I saw, I would shorten your backswing. When you bring the club up too high you need to adjust to bring the club back on plane and through the ball. Sometimes this causes a slice/fade as you come over the top and not through the ball. Also ball placement. Take a few swings and see where you create a divit with all your clubs, that will tell you pretty much where to have the ball in your stance. Stay down on the ball. People think to just have your head down but you need to keep your core down. You can have your head down but if your body comes up, well you know the results. Keep at it, it is a game we are all still learning.

That would be my TM Rescue 5

The Sand Trap Community LeviTee has been a member on this forum for some time, but I am happy to say we are now able to introduce our product to you. It is called the LeviTee Golf Glove. I would like to use this thread for those with questions about our glove. Our glove has been reviewed by the sand trap staff about a year ago. Here is a little background on the glove: LeviTee Golf Glove was born from a simple idea one afternoon on the golf course . Our patent-pending design promotes a relaxed hand which eliminates the “ death grip ” and alleviates tension in the hands and arms. Reduce your grip pressure by 30%. The LeviTee Glove helps to avoid the “death grip”. By doing so, the athlete gets the proper grip pressure and the results will include a straighter and longer ball flight. More distance with less effort. The LeviTee Glove promotes a lighter, looser grip which allows for more swing speed. The Glove will assist the player with their grip pressure. The LeviTee Glove feels good and is as comfortable as traditional gloves, if not more comfortable. Grip tests done with the a Hand Dynamometer show a 30% reduction in grip force. Tension starts in the hands and the tightness creeps into all the other muscles, inhibiting any real dynamic swing. The LeviTee Glove eliminates the tightness. The LeviTee Glove relieves “arm pump” that is prevalent in other sports namely motocross, waterskiing and baseball. It is a condition that develops from squeezing to tightly by holding the handlebars, tow-rope or bat. Please visit our website (in my signature) for more information on the product or feel free to ask questions in this thread or PM me. Thanks Everyone Corey Kasif

I believe to get the best performance from a ball you should have your swing speed measured and go from there. Playing a Prov V as opposed to another ball really won't matter much if the ball can not be compressed to get the most out of the ball. As for bang for the buck, I play the Penta TP. To save a few bucks, I use the practice ball (save $20 per dozen). Or, my buddies who caddy give me a giant bag of barely hit Pro V's every so often.

I guess what I meant to say was that your normal game improving irons are much more forgiving than the blades and baby blades. I am an 11 handicap like the OP. If every time I played with these clubs left me in pain, I would ditch them. For me, if I can have that legal advantage to hit a club that is easier to hit I would do it.

No doubt they are beautiful clubs, but the thing I don't understand is why do you prefer clubs with a sweet spot the size of a dime when you can play clubs with a larger sweet spot. Both legal to play. Just curious.

Probably brand new is best, but I find nothing wrong with any of the other options. I am lucky, my buddies caddy at Sherwood CC here in Los Angeles and once a month I get a bag of Pro V's and Pentas. Lots of almost brand new balls in the rough out there and they end up in my bag.