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Congrats on your new setup and knowledgeable Staff....I have the same setup except the S300shafts and a 52 that is oil...Enjoy your new clubs and hit -em often.
Well said, Randy. Henry, save up some money and go with the 913. I bought the D3 in December and it is a phenomenal piece of equipment. As Randy said, super solid sound and feel with incredible speed off the face. I've played nothing but Titleist drivers…
I own my own business in New York it's a seasonal business and i get the opportunity to spend a few weeks a month in the winter in Florida. I belong to TPC Prestancia in Sarasota this day i joined a couple of other members on our club course i was playing…
my first set of Titleist irons were in the early 90's with the DCI series.. I remember they were the Blacks as they had minimal offset compared to the Gold DCI's..Those irons were money and being a cast club at that they were fairly soft.
I also…
The "on the range" fitting will be the tell tale. I agree with Cathi, the club has to look and feel good to him, after that its all about
the contact and "preferred" ball flight. The launch monitor will help there. In my opinion, the shaft…
It is my understanding the dividers are FULL length. The boxing of the dividers should help with the pulling and putting clubs.
As for the "click-clack", you're always going to get that with all open carry bags, dividers or not. Yes that "click-clack…
I don't change the way I strike the ball on pitch shots, just the length of the backswing and how far I choke down. When you start changing how hard or how soft you hit the ball, you lose consistency.
The CG15 DSG wedges probably have a similar sole grind to the 60-07 and 64-07 (I had a 58 and 64). They did OK in wet sand. Weren't that great in hard packed sand. OK with plush turf but had a hard time with hardpan lies.
When I swapped them for SM2…
Keep your eye on the ball during the backswing and through contact WORKS. The moment you look at your arms on the backswing, you come over the top on the downswing.