propman

Look at Harborside. Close to downtown and nice.

Big Run is a course I play no more than twice a year. It reminds of courses in mid or upper Michigan. Always kicks my a**. Time to move up to shorter tees, 6700 yds too much for me these days.

Count me in.

For what's worth, a very popular poster (Popeye) did a driver to driver comparison between the TM M? vs the KE4 TC. The numbers were neck and neck. Trust you could find his post thru the search function.

Hopefully, you'll get some insightful responses here (unlike mine). Always thought of maybe doing a road trip there.

There is always Maltby TEs or TS1s

I thought maybe the 105 played similar to the kbs 90 which I played a few years back . They were definitely soft to flex. Guess I was mistaken. Thanks for the response.

I'm surprised the kbs 105 would be rec with those other 2 shafts. Does the 105 play stiff to flex?

Few other courses that won't break the bank (at least on weekdays) Glen Eagles , broken arrow, green gardens and prairie bluff.

Getting real sick of this weather. Golf seems so far off in the future here in the Chicago burbs.

They definitely will work with you. Strongly suggest you give them a call. Ask to speak with Mark Masters. Knows his stuff.

I would play Wolf Hollow in Lena vs. Macktown. Its a prairie style course. Nothing great but decent enough. Another one in general area is Park Hills course in Freeport.

The DBM PTM heads were always sold as a set. Not sure why.

Not saying its a great course. But when I visit inlaws place in Plymouth, I do enjoy playing the Round Barn Golf Club in Rochester. Course is literally in middle of town, offers both tree lined and open holes. Usually in decent shape and challenging for a mid teens handicap. Staff is friendly, just a good vibe. Alot different than vibe in Chitown burbs. Also, did I mention cheap$$

Not the same ball but Golfworks has the u6 tour ball for $20.