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The three that I follow (Ames, Weir, and Woods) are still very much in it.
2 of them are Canadian...and Woods, well I just like watching him dominate and make history. |
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Working at a golf course has its perks. Free golf. Equipment for cost. :D |
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Do you think the moveable weights hold any merit or are they just a fad? Sorry so many questions but its tough for me to find anyone that knows sh*t about golf around me. |
Movable weighting works. It is the same as if you were to use lead tape. As long as you get a good shaft, it won't have much twist, so the larger head won't hurt anything. When buying new I would just get the 460. The Titleist D1 and D2's were a pretty big flop, and that's hard for me to say, I am a huge Titleist fan. If you look at the tour, most have the D2 head cover but are still hitting the 905, that says all you need to know about those. But mark my word Titleist will be coming out with something good next year, it is a great company and won't allow itself to be passed by.
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I'll probably end up getting the 460. I'm going to use my buddy's tomorrow when we play to see if I like it, and he said that we can mess with the weights.
I need to upgrade my clubs too and I'm probably going with either Cobra s9's or Callaway X-18 (maybe 20's if I talk myself into using some of my tax incentive) |
This new crop of young golfers are really playing good
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heck guys i still got an old generic starter set. i need to UPG as well. the only club thats not a "piece" is my driver..... and i never practice enough with it to learn it.. :deevee:
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If there are any Lefty's on here I usually have a ton of clubs.
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Phil charging through the field
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