adamthegolfer

Thanks for the replies guys. pretty much the surgeons I talked to said I'm too young for the surgery and have to wait till I'm 21 so a couple more years. because there is a chance the bones could still fuse. Although there hasn't been much improvement in my shoulder so far.

bump

Around mid-March I started feeling a dull pain in my left shoulder (I'm a righty) while hitting balls. Long story short, I got diagnosed with Os Acromiale which is the failure of bone fusion in the shoulder, and the repetitive motion and impact from the golf swing causes severe pain obviously. So I haven't touched a club since mid-March (and can't play any of the tournaments I planned to) and I've also been going to physio twice a week and doing strengthening exercises for it. Despite this, not much has changed and I still can't golf. Went to see the sports doc today and he said surgery is a p

Terra Lago is pretty nice and cheap as well

Bump...did you ever get yours to rust?

What will the price drop be on the 714 line when the 716's come out? I think last year it was only $ 100? I could be wrong.

taylormade r9

what is this , a trophy for ants?

The Young Jordan Spieth

His shadow stands still to watch him swing

If I take a year off after High school and do really well in big tournaments, are my chances of being recruited still pretty high even though I took a year off ?

John Mallinger is sponsored by Fourteen.

Surprised actually he didn't get a sponsor's exemption ?

i feel like this is another Anthony Kim...not exactly a unique name

I know most guys on tour in the 70's and earlier gripped the club with a pretty weak grip, but it seems that over the years the grip styles on tour have gotten gradually stronger. Who is still using a weak grip today? Only two I can think of is Rickie Fowler and Woody Austin.