gatoralley01

Dude, im only 18 years old. If i bust my ass over the next couple of years why couldnt i make it? all id have to do is qualify and im on tour, or even nationwide. Id be 20 years old, which a lot of people dont even get on tour till theyre 22 or 23. I forget what pro golfer it was, he's well known, but he didnt even make varsity on his high school golf team. I wonder how many people told him he couldnt make it and now hes on tour. I seen guys practicing at a driving range right by oakmont ( i live 5 mins away from oakmont country club) that were trying to qualify for the nationwide event by pittsburgh, and a couple of the guys didnt seem that amazing, idk why people think its so hard to go proffesional at sports, i think people are just too lazy to put in the hard hours of practice and/or have been told they can never make it so they just automatically think they cant. People arent born with amazing golf skills, you get it by working hard. And i dont care what "most kids" are doing or anything, im focused on my own game and my own life, and when people say things like what you said, it just motivates me more. So thank you. And people always want to bash people with dreams because they themselves couldnt do it, or didnt have the balls to try. Anyways, i got a pair of cg15's, i got a 56 and a 60. The grooves are incredible on them, if you even slide your hand down it you can feel the grip. Great clubs. Its kind of irrelevant now though rating them because you cant buy them anymore. But i really love them. The spin you get with them is almost too much.

Taylormade Burner. i got one on clearance this year because they had the new r9's coming out and i hit that burner 10 yards further than i hit my old one. and its super forgiving. Plus i can really work the ball a lot better with it. I tried some of the cleveland drivers and i didnt really like them too much, Callaways drivers are pretty sweet although i really dont like the diablo but thats just because of looks, i never hit it but my friend has one and he loves it.

Ive been playing golf for 6 years and am actually in the process of trying to go proffesional. but i was just asking for some help, the wedges i currently have now are callaway and i wanted to see if anyone has tried other wedges so i could get a fix on what i want to get. i think i want to get the cg15's from cleveland though ive heard good reviews on them

Id leave the driver out. What happens if you have a long par 5 and no wood? 3 Wood, 5 iron, Pitching Wedge, Putter, 8 iron

This year, i only carried a pitching wedge and a 60 degree. But im adding 56 to my bag.

Looking for help on what brand of wedge to get, and what model. With the good wedges out this year i really want to get some before they sell out since they stop making them, and since i just got some money for christmas this is the perfect time. Im a good player so i dont care about forgiveness or easy to hit or any of that junk i just want the best wedge out there, period. The only wedges i really looked at so far are the cg 14's and cg 15's from cleveland. but idk what other brands have out there such as callaway or ping. can anyone help me? Oh, and merry christmas!

go penguins

i think it would be better if he takes the rest of the year off

dont let it bother you