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Hit a friends Ping G410 driver and hit it 10-15 yards further that my Titleist 917 D2. has anyone compared the Ping G410 to the Titleist TSI ? I have seen some of the youtube video's but consider them Biased hipe. (Ive had tittleist drivers since the 983K.) Comments anyone?

WOW! I haven't looked at this thread for 4 years! I ended up with AP3's with the Nippon Mod 3 105 r shafts. Higher ball flight that the stiff shafts I was hitting. The lofts are set up hotter that my old AP2's. so I hit the ball the same distance but higher.... a good thing. Now looking at replacing my Titleist 917 driver. Ping G410 or Titleist.......

This thread brings back good memories! I bought my first set of Redlines in 1988, ordered 1 iron threw equalizer. The 1 iron took 3 months to get. Apex 4 shafts. I remember the redlines ate golf balls. The cover of the ball stuck in the grooves. The Hogan rep called it threading because the golf ball cover stuck into the groove and when removed it looked like a thread. Almost sent them back but the rep said that it was because it from the sharp groove but really it was the square groove that Hogan used. Anybody experience this? Very good quality control too. Faces didn't blacken like the newe

thats 58 * K 14* bounce in Florida soft sand.

in Florida I use a 5* K 14bounce for soft sand and its useless in the firm sand up north. I'll try the 58* m grind. Thanks

What Vokey out of firm sand?

No 1 japan They don't wear like others

Thanks for the replies. I can increase the ball speed with a new driver. Tried the Epic flash and Ping G410 with tensei pro shafts and gained 10 yards. It didn't really mater if I hit the center of the face, toe or heal, they all went straight and about the same distance. I want to to increase my swing speed too. Yes Im greedy. So with that said excerise, stretching, palates or what can I do increase my swing speed? Any senior had any good results? If so, what was the answer? Thanks,

I think one of the biggest mistake made is using clubs that are too long. Not only are longer clubs harder clubs harder to hit on the sweet spot the balance and overall feel will be altered too. Hitting clubs that are too long can also make you swing differently . Isn't that what golf is feel? I would go to another fitter before making any major change.

Any senior golf has had proven results? What should my expectations be realistically ? I'm mid 60's and have a SS of 90 mph. My driver distance is 230 - 240 with a standard titleist 917 driver. I hit the driver on the button most of the time. Every year loosing distance...... What really works? Dave ForesightReport.CSV.xlsx ForesightReport.PDF

Any tell tale signs to look out for?

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Anyone of a good method of cleaning the scuff marks on the white section of the Footjoy classics? Some of the white brush-on polish's look pretty ugly. Thoughts? Dave

I struggled with this too. I just changed from AP2's (710) to AP3's. The wedge in the AP3's is 43 degrees, so I ordered a 48 degree AP3 gap wedge. The reason is because I wanted the same shaft as the other AP3's.

Arnold Palmer Tru-matic irons 1-SW circa 1968. These made todays "blades" look like shovels.