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To second what Butch just said... I'll quote myself. Quote: Originally Posted by iacas I mean, I was about the same handicap index as the one you had listed and I didn't play golf for three weeks when I first took lessons, and when I did I hit some, well, some really bizarre shots for awhile. If you can "tough through it" that's one thing, but a heavy dose of range work with a lot of reliance on video is what...

i worked a tourney today... with all the free alcohol consumed today... my best shot of the day was that shot of patron... it went down smooooththth

I play blades but would consider playing mp30's in a Dynamic Gold shafts.

i chip from my hallway onto my bed.....my wife doesnt like that

yes but as i said i found the missing link for my old swing i was stacking and tilting for some kind of a swing but now my old one is back i have no need for it

The longest I've ever gone with the same ball is 17 holes. Lost it on the 18th when I duck-hooked it right into the woods.

I love the feel of blades. I've got a old set of Sam Snead blades. They feel great but if you hit it poorly it goes nowhere. For better ball-strikers I'd reccomend blades. Quote: You can preach about blades all you want, but you cant deny the fact that the majority of tour pros nowdays are playing cavity-backs. If blades are so much better, why are all these pros playing CBs? Most pro's do use blades. Only time they use...

I gamed a 905R (GOAT titliest Driver) for close to two seasons. I didnt tee it up any higher than i would any other driver. About a half-ball above the crown. But i dont think tee height is really the issue. If youre worried about skying the ball, then youre probably coming in too steep.

I voted A because I use so many "woods" so my bag has to be able to organize clubs with headcovers. The OGIO "woode" system does that. So its the clubs for me.

Quote: Originally Posted by ks8829 works for me with more control an consistency than hitting my 5 wood. I control the trajectory by the height of the tee and ball position. I can hit it high or low with run. In that case, continue on. To each their own...