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True, but the draw bias for the TM draw driver (don't know about the other brands) is much more significant than the draw set up on the standard driver, unless you buy heavier weights than it comes with and put them in the heel positions (which is an option).

Has anyone heard of these and/or tried them out? They sound like a great idea, but I dont know if that translates well to them playing well, or whether the quality/durability is there, or whether the advantage is lost on better players (not that I am one of those...). http://www.f2golf.com/index.html Thanks, Ken

Is that pretty much common across all TM drivers? I have an R7 425, and find it pretty difficult to hit consistently due to the small sweet spot. In retrospect, I probably should have gone with a different driver, but I'm sticking with it, since I don't really have the money for something new. I consider it a challenge to see if I can learn to hit it well. When I do hit it well, it goes, so that's good. I have a really low swing speed, probably hit the driver 235-240 normally, did hit one fluke 275, though.

Am I the only one who can't wear Oakleys? Haven't been able to ever since they went to the straight temples...the feel like they pop up on me and don't sit down on my nose. Pretty happy with my Bolle glasses, they have polarized lenses, and they were pretty cheap at Costco (around $60, iirc).

I have a Guerin Rife 2 Bar Blade...and love it. I really like the feel, the sound, the roll, and its resistance to twisting and miss hits. It's also really easy to line up. Can't think of any cons...can usually roll to within 2 ft, so no complaints.