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Titleist says 2009-2010 Pro V1x version are longer than the older version, longer by not much but 2-3 yards. I am playing both 2008 and 2009-2010 versions of Pro V1x, there isn't much difference for me except the psychological factor that 2009 is longer.

Never seen that "TEST" Pro V1 but i know some pros playing with Pro V1x Plus this season.

Yeah, used AAAA or better grade premium balls are cheaper and very good on performance. i play used Pro V1x as well, they're pretty good vs brand new.

Call the Taylormade customer service, they would pretty much help out on it. I called them last week, and got my question answered.

They offer 90 days rather than 60 days satisfaction store credit. A buddy of mine just went to pick up a set of used Callaway X-22 irons (graphite shaft) for $499 before 20% off and a stand bag from that Santa Ana super store. He said the store was jam packed Sunday aftertnoon.

The sales will last until Monday at 5pm at many Roger Dunn stores. i went this morning to buy two dz. of new Pro V1x, towel, 2 3/4" tees, no show Footjoy sox and three golf gloves. Was only inches short of getting a Taylormade Burner Superfast home, but decided to save some two hundreds bucks in the end.

i second that.

Cleveland makes quality drivers, i am still playing with a 2006 Launcher 460 driver. Just wonder if anyone plays or tests the new 2010Launcher DST 9* driver with ULTRALITE DIAMANA RED 44 SHAFT? Our local Roger Dunn will have 20% off for almost everything in upcoming Labor Day weekend. I might pick that one for $199 before 20% off.

This Odyssey Two Ball putter has been with me for few years since my previous older Odyssey putter was stolen in a golf course. Do i love my current putter? It's ok since i haven't tried another putter since then.

That's nice. Congrats!!

Shot over 95 today in a tough course, but have to blame on my inconsistent driving and lowly short game. But it's golf, a tough sport.

David Frost, Ai Miyazato and Yani Tseng three most recent tour winners and Phil Mickelson all carry a 52* wedge.

Not that many amatures carry 4 wedges either. My club has 50 members, i did not see any of them them carring 4 wedges. I am playing single often with many guys in the public course, and i did not see many of them are playing 4 wedges either. Like i said, if you like to play 4 wedges that's fine but not too many amatures or pros carry 4 wedges in their bags. And go check with "What's in the bag" in the Golf Channel, many tour pros do carry 52* wedges.

Not many players carry 4 wedges in his/her bags, including tour players. Most tour players are carrying 2 wedges, 52* and 58* are the most common loft. But if you like 4 wedges in your bag, so be it.

Perhaps you might want to try Roger Dunn or Golfsmith in SoCal area. Good luck!