TheInfidel

Do fitters in the US still charge the fitting fee if you order the club or clubs? In the UK it's common place to wave the fee if you're paying full retail for the clubs and getting custom specs. I've been fitted for irons, wedges and driver shafts, every time the fitting fee is waved. The same shop does stuff for mini tour guys so it's not a am show.

Last season I got a pair of the Adidas Frost Guard fleece lined trousers. Absolute game changer. Water repellent and super warm.

Always best to cut the grip tape an eighth of an inch short for those SS grips. It's a pesky job to run the Stanley round the edge of a PVD shaft and not mark it up.

Interesting how the leading edge and neck design from the MG2 TW have influenced the MG3.....leading edge looks nice.

From what I've read today. May not be 100% Mizuno Pro is a brand segment that is usually exclusive to Japan/Asia. However their head types are almost always the same as the North America and Europe models. So the Mizuno Pro 221 is very likely the Mp21 or they may shift the model name to the MP221. So what does this mean...........decals and stamps may be tweaked prior to release in our markets but this is more than likely what we will see with the "MP21".

Keen to hear how this went or is going? I've looked at a similar experiment with old clubs laying around and wondered about the results.

Just put my first Evnroll (2.2 with SS) in the bag last week and got off to a good start with a 69. My lowest career round on my home course. I've been on the hunt for something to replace my $24 Odyssey since it is really too light for all year round play. The milled face and feedback are excellent, as good as any Scotty I've owned in the past, but I don't think that Scotty is the gold standard of putters. There's a real quality to the finish of the head and the tolerances. It's too early to say if the Evnroll face has any impact on roll or distance control but it's something I'll keep an eye on.

Can someone explain the difference in the T100 and the T100s to me? I'd appreciate it.

Agree 100% @Redjeep83 - bang for buck this is now a pretty great shaft. They really weren't cheap when they came out but are now much more affordable. I hit a Tour Green in a tour issue Xhot2 4W and it was sick good.

I'd bet good money he won't. Been in his current shaft for a long time, like forever.

The top of the neck on that Tour Rat has been mauled. Shame.

This is a clip from the TXG video - really tough upsell looking at some of these numbers.

Callaway X Forged was released in late 2015 with player seeding being at the beginning of that year. I know a few free agent guys who stock piled dozens of these at the time because of their preference for them. That said this was 5+ years ago.

Callaway have done several lines of forged wedges. They've been at it for a long time.

Recently moved from the MMC 4i to the HMB 4i with the loft cranked up 2deg. It's almost the perfect long iron, I don't know how the HMB could be beat. Feel, elevation, workability and indeed the best looks you could manage for an iron offering that performance package.