I personally find a 5 wood or a 7 wood MUCH easier to hit vs a 19 hybrid. The 7 wood has 2 degrees more loft and gets 5-10 yards more vs a 3 iron hybrid. I've been a big fan of the 7 wood since about 2006. You can use them from a wide variety of lies…
Was out with my cousins and played a preaty bad round tell i got up to the 199yd 18th at cordova gc In california. then Took one last look at the hole and swung smoothley as the ball left i said its close then it disipeared to the hole.
Hi Ken, On the 910 metalwoods, the sole weights are strictly for swingweight (the feel of the club), not for ball flight.
It will hold up for a light rain but the only true waterproof bag is the StaDry
I finally got one. I've been lucky to play all over the world including Pebble, St Andrews Old Course, Turnberry, Carnoustie, Redtail, TPC Sawgrass and many others. (my favourite is Royal Dornoch) That's a lot of Titleist golf balls. I've only seen…
Playing in our weekly scratch draw, made 1 on #3 at Sunnybrook CC Grandville, MI with a 6 ir from 180yds. Made $125 for the skin and it cost me over $200 in the bar....would of been better if it lipped out!!
THIS IS THE STORY I SENT OUT TO MY GOLF BUDDIES IN JACKSONVILLE NC: GENTLEMEN, WITH DEEPEST REGRET'S I AM NOT GOING TO PINEHURST AS YOUR CRUISE DIRECTOR THIS YEAR. I HAVE RETIRED FROM THE GREAT GAME OF GOLF AND HAVE NOW TAKEN UP KNITTING. YOUR PROBABLY…
Person A said: Hey guys, I'm currently an 11 handicapper who usually shoots high 70's to low 80's.
Hey guys, I'm currently an 11 handicapper who usually shoots high 70's to low 80's.
That doesn't sound like an 11 handicapper to me. My handicap just dropped to 10.7 and I shot my first round EVER in the 70's