LeviTee

GlobalGolf is great.

I live up the street from Balboa, Encino and Woodley. Play at one of those courses 1 or 2 times a week. Get on at 7am, done at 11am. Played Knollwood a handul of times. Want to try Scholl Canyon and going to play Sherwood CC next week. When I lived in OC, played Strawberry Farms and Aliso a lot. Mess around at Whitset and Van Nuys too.

I have the 09 TM Rescues, the 2 - 17° and 5 - 25°. They have replaced my fairway woods for good. Great clubs.

I would say to buy a decent set of clubs to learn to hit. It will save you time and money in the long run.

My buddies are caddies at a prestigious CC here in Los Angeles and lets just say every other month I get a bag of brand spankin new Pro V's. It is nice

I use a 52 and a 56. Have a 60 but never use it. The 56 is money

A friend of mine owns maui jim golf rentals in Hawaii. He currently rents out well over 200 sets per month. It is hard to travel with clubs. You get them delivered to your hotel and they pick them up for you too. You can get any set of clubs for a very reasonable price, plus they sell LeviTee Golf Gloves too. If traveling, I would highly recommend it.

Look into a 17-19* Hybrid. I have a 2H Callaway Heavenwood that I like.

I use our LeviTee Golf Glove. Cabretta Leather and the pads between the fingers help loosen my grip. Plus, they last along time.

The deal with PIAS, at least in Orange County, CA, they were having kids break into peoples houses and steal top quality equipment. It was a big deal. I would not be suprised if this stuff is stolen.

I use our glove for all shots except putting. Although I was told you should have loose hands while putting too and our glove helps with that.

Our Golf Glove places foam padding between the fingers to help loosen your grip. We have had hand doctors tell us that the glove helps those with hand problems such as arthritis. You might want to check us out. I can't put a link up, but you can do a search for our name in google.

So, you guys think a poker chip is too obtrusive? I used one today, not bad at all.

I got a fair trade in value for my ping i3's when I got my RACs from them. Grooves were excellent, clubs were clean and the bottom of the clubs were not beat up too bad. I would have a hard time buying them without looking at them first, but I am lucky to have a Golfsmith a couple miles away.

I have been looking for a new set of wedges, but my old Cleveland 900's 52, 56 have been great and still work great. People are always amazed at how well I get these things to bite.

Just curious as we are thinking of carrying a new poker chip style ball marker. Let me know what you think. I always used a quarter, but will use these now. These are a couple prototypes

Most of it has to do with brand loyalty.

A glove is not just a glove. There is a big difference between a synthetic leather and cabretta leather. Cabretta is a lot softer and more durable. And there is even a big difference between cabretta leathers. Goat skin is more tacky than sheep skin. Some glvoes place pads on the palm of your hand and our LeviTee gloves places pads in-between your fingers to help loosen your grip. A lot of R&D; is put into our gloves to make sure that a glove is not just a glove and those who use it and buy will agree.

If you are looking for another option in gloves, check us out.

LeviTee Golf Glove on my left hand and tape on my right ring finger

The black oxide is a finish that after time and not taking care of the putter, comes off. Same thing with the Circa 62 models as well. They also tend to rust more too, I stripped the oxide off my Circa 62.

Have you checked these 2 grips out? Should be easy to decide if you have felt one or the other.

I have a 2H and a 5 Wood as my fairway woods in my bag. Took out my 3 iron and use my 4 as the long iron. Has worked for me and am happy.

Sun Mountain 3.5 superlight

TaylorMade R9 460CC 9.5 Driver