tristanhilton85

I started wearing them a couple of summers ago and I really like them. I find that they aren't any hotter (maybe even a bit cooler) and they don't interfere with my swing or anything like that.

Not a fan of it at all. "These Guys Are Good" was WAY better.

It's great when companies honor a warranty for something out of warranty but you can't be upset if they don't. The fact is you wanted to come here and vent, got called out and now you're upset. Get over it.

I don't see how my location has anything to do with this. My point was, considering you sent back an out of warranty item, being offered a discount on a replacement is more than fair. Also, I don't need to meet you in person to say you're a liar, I just have to read your posts.

I had the same experience with my GX 1. I sent it back and was told it was out of warranty. I was given the same offer as you (discount on a new one) which to me is more than fair considering b they'd have been well within their rights to just say that it wasn't covered and leave it at that. You are claiming that they aren't honoring their warranty when they really are and even gave you an alternative. That's why you're being called a liar. You are lying.

Score or ability has nothing to do with it for me. As long as the person I'm paired with is pleasant to be around and doesn't knows how to move at a good pace around the course, I couldn't care less what they shoot.

I'll say that he makes the cut and finishes with a Top 20. That's probably being overly optimistic, but it's at least what I'd like to see happen.

While I don't see the need to rush out and buy a new driver every few years, I definitely think that you would greatly benefit for a more "modern" driver. The used section of your local golf shop or rockbottomgolf.com as @NM Golf suggested are great places to start. You can get something with A LOT more forgiveness for not that much money.

For me, it's not that I want to fly around the course, but I don't want to wait on every shot either. If it's just me and a buddy on an open course, we'll easily play in 3 hours or less and we don't feel rushed at all. Yesterday I was paired with another single and a two some on a full course and it took just over 4 hours, which is fine. There were only a handful of times that we had to wait to tee off or hit our approaches because they hadn't cleared yet. It's when I'm stuck waiting shot after shot that I get upset.

I'm not a huge fan of colored balls. I saw the matte white Volviks the other day and they looked interesting, but not enough for me to buy any to try.

Hmmm... Almost a 1000 days since I've posted my swing. Here's what it's looking like these days:

If you don't want to participate anymore, stop. If you don't feel like you fit in here, that's fine, you can stop posting. We don't need to ban you for you to stop posting.

I don't think that you are losing much, if anything, with going with a club that is a generation or two old. The more important thing is whether or not that club fits you.

I'm good with it. I don't think that it is a big deal. I don't think that it would be a bad thing to let the guys wear shorts either.

I won't actually be able to make it as I will be out of town on my days off. Next year I guess.