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Headed to PGA Superstore tomorrow. If I can put with one to see what the face is like I may order one. But I want to putt with one first.
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Best Stand/Carry bag for the Cart
NorthMNgolfer replied to FairwaysToHeaven's topic in Golf Bags/Carts/Headcovers
Just to add another option into your mix. Take a look at the OGIO Alpha Convoy 514 RTC I had a chance to look one of these over the other day at PGA Superstore and was impressed as crossover bag. Full 14 way dividers and some very nice storage. Also a place to store the straps when using the bag on a cart. The straps don't come off but they do tuck away nicely and quickly. Probably to bulky for a full on carry bag but for those of us who use a push cart when we walk I think it's a very solid option. And being built with the CORDURA fabric it should be pretty solid. -
Do you like red putters? Why is red suddenly popular?
NorthMNgolfer replied to theothertwo's topic in Putters
The inserts are different depending on the model as well. Soft vs Hard. -
Nice work as always!! Always fun to see Tigers clubs and how beat up they are. LOL, But I do bet you'll putt better now just getting a chance to hold the Scotty. :-)
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I bet you will get a lot of variance on this topic. I play with guys who buy all new clubs every spring. For myself........ Driver: Whenever I find one that has a tangible benefit. I may play driver for a few years or 1. Fairways: Just like the driver but I tend to stay with them much longer as I'll find something that works very well for me and stick with it. Irons: I absolutely hate to buy new irons. Takes me a bit to get used to them so I end up finding ones I like and playing them until the the faces are showing a lot of wear. Last set made it 7 years. Wedges: New set every s
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I went thought this same thing last spring. Ended up trying out a 4 wood last season with a lower launching shaft setup and loved it. it was as long as my 3 wood that I had been playing but I was much more consistent in hitting it off the deck. With the low launch shaft change it also made it a great fairway finder for me off the tee. And if you need to take a little off it it's easy to choke down on it.
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I can't wait to see the new EXO 2 Ball S. I have not been able to find any pictures of that yet.
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What clubs do you generally chip/pitch with green side?
NorthMNgolfer replied to Norboo's topic in Equipment
Depends on the shot to hit and if I want the ball in the air or on the green. Anything from a 7 iron to a 60*. I don't typically go any higher in the bag then a 7 on course but I have practiced with every club in the bag except my driver. -
Info on 2019 TaylorMade drivers?
NorthMNgolfer replied to mlien1105's topic in Tour and Pre-Release Equipment
I disagree..... 2019 (M5?) - Two Screws. 2020 (M7?) - Four Screws. 2021 (M9?) - Adds Speed Slot. 2022 (X1?) - Adds Speed Foam. :smilie_tm: -
This is really the answer to all your problems actually. People will think you are some hack with iron covers and leave you alone.
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Correct me if I'm wrong as its been a few years since my fitting days when I used to know all of this math...... But if you are fitted to a plus 1/2", 1* flat iron then wouldn't playing a standard length not push the head about a degree flatter as well? Which could explain why you hit the standard length irons so well.
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What shaft are you playing in yours?
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Picked up a GAPR Lo 2 Head only killer deal last week that arrived yesterday. I took the shaft our of my M1 hybrid just to see how it it looked and man that is a sharp looking club IMO. Not overly huge at address but it is a bit bulkier then the P790 and UDI no doubt. Now starts the search for the perfect shafts to test in this next spring. I already have a HZURDZ Black and I'm going to look for a couple more low spin / launch shafts to put adapters on.