Main reason to play blades?

[BIG STU]

> @Colonel_Steelhead said:

> There's 3 types of players I've noticed

>

> 1. Good players who can play anything

> 2. Bad players who can't play anything

> 3. Players who use equipment as a crutch because they are either a bad player or delusional enough to believe they are a good player

>

> Me, well I'm a bad player who can't play anything, so I play precisely whatever the **** I want to play. And I can do it in 2 1/2 hours and shoot the same score no matter the club type. I'm a professional at what I do for a living, and I'll brag all day long about that, but Im playing golf to have fun and kill a few hours. When that day comes where I'm getting paid to play a certain set of clubs, and **** gets a little colder, I'll play exactly what my handicap and swing speed and whoever's paying says to, not the internet.

 

Well said there Sir and if you are a Colonel you get my best Navy salute!!!!!

[danielt823]

Because it’s your money and your game?

You aren’t spending someone else’s money and contributing to someone else’s handicap so who cares?

Play whatever looks good and feels good in your hands and in your golf bag.

[Colonel_Steelhead]

> @"BIG STU" said:

> > @Colonel_Steelhead said:

> > There's 3 types of players I've noticed

> >

> > 1. Good players who can play anything

> > 2. Bad players who can't play anything

> > 3. Players who use equipment as a crutch because they are either a bad player or delusional enough to believe they are a good player

> >

> > Me, well I'm a bad player who can't play anything, so I play precisely whatever the **** I want to play. And I can do it in 2 1/2 hours and shoot the same score no matter the club type. I'm a professional at what I do for a living, and I'll brag all day long about that, but Im playing golf to have fun and kill a few hours. When that day comes where I'm getting paid to play a certain set of clubs, and **** gets a little colder, I'll play exactly what my handicap and swing speed and whoever's paying says to, not the internet.

>

> Well said there Sir and if you are a Colonel you get my best Navy salute!!!!!

 

I'm not a real colonel. Its an ode to my Grandfather who was full bird Army. Circa 2001, before Callaway was cool for younger players, a couple buddies called me Steelhead because I played the x-14s. "Well theres Steelhead with his old man clubs".

[wdaig1]

Blades are better for precision and control. For good ball strikers, controlling the flight of the golf ball is king.

[BIG STU]

> @Colonel_Steelhead said:

> > @"BIG STU" said:

> > > @Colonel_Steelhead said:

> > > There's 3 types of players I've noticed

> > >

> > > 1. Good players who can play anything

> > > 2. Bad players who can't play anything

> > > 3. Players who use equipment as a crutch because they are either a bad player or delusional enough to believe they are a good player

> > >

> > > Me, well I'm a bad player who can't play anything, so I play precisely whatever the **** I want to play. And I can do it in 2 1/2 hours and shoot the same score no matter the club type. I'm a professional at what I do for a living, and I'll brag all day long about that, but Im playing golf to have fun and kill a few hours. When that day comes where I'm getting paid to play a certain set of clubs, and **** gets a little colder, I'll play exactly what my handicap and swing speed and whoever's paying says to, not the internet.

> >

> > Well said there Sir and if you are a Colonel you get my best Navy salute!!!!!

>

> I'm not a real colonel. Its an ode to my Grandfather who was full bird Army. Circa 2001, before Callaway was cool for younger players, a couple buddies called me Steelhead because I played the x-14s. "Well theres Steelhead with his old man clubs".

 

Gotcha -----well folks just call me plain old hard head because I play those old Mac blades