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I second the K15 3 wood, I also went out and traded some old drivers and got the K15 driver, it has helped me with driving.

Yes, sorry I should have mentioned OP in my reply.

I have done the lie board before with Ping clubs, I don't think I ever did it with a standard set though, but like I said I seem to hit the DCI's fairly well and may take a shot with a standard set and adjust if needed. I am sure Golf Galaxy can adjust the lie for me if needed.

If I bought a set of Titleist AP1's off the rack, all standard, then went out and played them and decided to be fit, can a retailer still send them to Titleist to be changed to my specs? I wanted to see how I played them with them being standard and then change if needed, I know in Ping I am a 3 degree upright plus 1/2 an inch, but my DCI Oversize+ are standard and I hot them pretty well.

Have you hit them on the course yet? Any feedback?

Any thoughts or comments?

So took out my old Titleist DCI Oversize+ Irons and took them to the range, they are a Regular Flex, compared to the G15's they are much closer to a blade style even though they are still considered GI irons, but overall I seem to hit them a little better. With the Titleist irans you know when you hit it perfect and when you have an off hit, def feedback. Back in the day I played the DCI's and did fairly well, maybe old is better?

I am heading to Disney World in November and will be flying Southwest, I plan on taking my clubs so I can play a couple days on the Disney courses, so which is the best travel bag to get? I was looking at the Mizuno.... http://www.tgw.com/customer/category...PROD_ID=303147

I picked up a SKLZ Power Sleeve Club Weight tonight from Sports Authority, it was on clearance, $4.97, has anyone used it before? The package says it will be able to hit balls with it to identify and correct swing flaws. I wonder how true that really is. I did throw it on my driver and swung outside, it did slow me down a lot and it did feel pretty good. Any comments? http://sklz.com/golf-training-aids/p...lf-club-weight

That's interesting, I was at the Newark Delaware store last Wed, they always seem to be busy, I hope they don't close it down. The customer service there is pretty good and they have a nice selection.

2nd the great customer service from PING

I never hit the vapor but was checking out the box at Dick's yesterday, it had the spin rated a 6 out of 10, not sure if that is still high, according to the USGA list it is a low driver medium iron spin ball. I have the crush, I have not hit them too often, but I liked it the few times I did hit them, but I when using my Reg flex G5's I was ballooning it, the crush is a Low Low spin ball.

Congrats! I looked at the G10's also, I have G5's. but ended up going with the G15's, I lucked out and found a set for $389 plus shipping, and I had to send them to Ping to get changed to white, so I am in them for about $500, which is not too bad.

You can always look into a used set of older Ping's, Callaway's, Taylormade's, etc, they may be 12-15 years old but they are good clubs. I had a set of Titleist DCI Oversize+ clubs and hit them pretty well back in the late 90's.

Take your 7 iron and they will use the board and tape, it takes a few swings and you will know if the lie is right for you. Club fitting is the best thing for anyone, I have and love Ping and their fitting system.