Thread: Titleist drivers??

no it's not wierd. whatever works, works. it's that simple. do whatever feels good to you, anything that helps to lower your scores go with it. you can have a driver, 3 wood, 5 wood, and 3 - 9 hybrids!!!!!!!! doesn't matter, why care about what people say. as long as it helps you get that little white ball into the hole in the fewest strokes possible it's all good at the end of the day. good luck with your game in 2010

Sun Mountain Reflex LS From NC, but working up on Nantucket,Mass. Needed something for the rain/wind. Got this top last week from Edwin Watts. Best outerwear I have ever had. So comfortable, stretches a bit, nice elastic collar with velcro adjustment, neck fits tight but stretchy and comfortable, made (cut) for golfing and no restricted feeling like most non-golfing outerwear. Just the perfect top. Waterproof and windproof. Tested it hard...

Quote: Originally Posted by sean_miller My non-persimmon favourites are as follows: Callaway BB Warbird Callaway Hawkeye Titleist - several Ping G10 Nakashima (my friend's is an NPI 380 or something like that) Hogan "56" Classic Nickent C455 Hyperforged whats persimmon and non-persimmon?

It'll weigh more so you won't hit it as far. But, the weight might cause you to strike it better. I've got a steel shaft driver at home, time to try it out.

Quote: Originally Posted by bunkerputt I'm not sure where the whole idea of ultra low bounce lob wedges came from. ... In the St. Louis area, we tend to have courses with "tight lies" around the greens much of the year. (In a wet summer, we get thin grass/fungus in low spots - ball sinks down and sets on dirt.) Some locals say they prefer a low-bounce LW because of this. In November, I was at the driving range and...

I agree with Chubbs - this sounds like two separate issues. Your 8-iron yardage has little to do with your driver. Your long irons are more relevant. I have an old set of MacGregors where the 8 iron is my 140 yd club - I hit the 2-iron from that set about 225. When I use that set, I bring a 5 wood and a driver. The 2-iron in another set I use goes about 245. When I use them I bag either the 2i or a 5w, then either a 3w or driver depending on...

if 3 hybrids are wat u need to play your best then there's nothing wrong with that. hybrids are great options to replace irons. i am myself considering adding a 2H, the Titleist 909 H 19*. There's this guy at our golf club who plays off +2, is a great ball stricker and plays with 2-5 hybrids and then blades from the 6-PW. I've played with him a few times and asked him why he played hybrids instead of player's irons. He...

They have things that are like ice packs, but they're heat packs! I think they have some in first-aid kits :)

A lot more people buy new TV's than buy golf clubs. Many of these big box stores have their own credit cards and that's how they offer 6 months same as cash.

Quote: Originally Posted by iacas Bob Vokey would tell everyone here the more bounce you get the better. If you're a 12 handicapper who thinks he needs less bounce, something's probably wrong with your chipping motion. Bounce is a good thing. And you can hit a bunch of proper shots with a 14 degree bounce club from pavement... so the whole bit about "firm" conditions loses traction fast. Maybe it matters if your...