rickp

I'm left handed (64 yrs old) and has not been easy finding equipment for any sport especially golf. I have started my 4 yr old grandson with just putting and hitting an iron and have him setting up righty and he seems comfortable with it.

Carried a RH 7i (I'm lefty) for a while but found it not worth the effort. There are plenty of other clubs I can miss hit in my bag.

Going up a little each year. Don't care for that trend.

Yup, sure do.

Ebay has quite a few decent putters and I would rccommend Ping anser series.

5 wood would be my choice.

I would let it go this time. If it happens again I would definitely mention it to the pro, it could be just a starter scewup. I'm not sure about your area but most golf courses in Connecticut are looking for all revenue they can get and a league is easy bucks.

I also have with good results Fujikura E150 regular, this is a low kick shaft.

Fugikura zcom 65 for stiff I use the regular zcom 60, 15 yards further than my FT5

I do mostly to keep the club from slipping in my hands.

Conrrats and good luck!!! let us know how you make out

Ping Zings were the best set of irons I ever owned and foolishly sold. Luckily I never gave up the eye 2 irons and never will. My son-in-law has been trying to pry them from me for years. My every day irons are Ping G10's, nice steady club but I will use the eye 2 every 3rd or 4th time I play. The grooves sre getting bad and will need to work on them over the winter. Anyway Zings are another great product from Ping.

nope, don't carry a 3i any more. they sleep in the garage waiting for the hybrids to die.

Added Cleveland CG 15 54* & 58* this year, love the 58*

Ping G10 gap & pw and cleveland C15 54 & 58 degree wedges