llamont's WITB

llamont · February 19, 2009

Cleveland, Odyssey, Mizuno, Titleist

Hello all

I've been on here for a while and I decided to have a go at posting my golf bag. Seeing as this is my first attempt at posting photos of my golf bag, please comment but be gentle (excuse the picture quality). Lol My clubs are quite simple, but simplicity is bliss.

Titleist 907 D2 10.5*
Cleveland Halo 14* Hybrid
Cleveland Halo 19* Hybrid
Mizuno MP-14 3-PW
Cleveland REG. 588 56*/60*
Odyssey White Hot #2 CS
All toted in a 7 year old Ping Hoofer 2

Shaitan · February 19, 2009

ahh all good :P. Cool set-up dude, loving the old school blades. Just take the pics outside next time, reduces the glare a bit ;)

llamont · February 19, 2009

Will do, thanks for your reply.

Loren

JakeBarnes · February 19, 2009

Nice 14's you got in there. Also always nice to see people that actually play the 907 also. We seem to be a minority.

llamont · February 19, 2009

Nice 14's you got in there. Also always nice to see people that actually play the 907 also. We seem to be a minority.

Hello and..

Thanks, the MP-14's are by far the most solid clubs I've hit and I don't see a reason to fix what's not broken. With all of the technological advancements in the area of game improvement clubs, players clubs (such as blades) have really not changed over the past couple of decades as that would render there true purpose obsolete.

As for the 907, I really like the way I hit the darn thing. I was playing a TM R7 and I just couldn't feel the head in my downswing. After trying a few different clubs, the 907 stuck out and the rest is history.

Take care

Loren

Shaitan · February 19, 2009

lol, you could open your own business on teaching the guys around here how to stop hoing clubs with that philosophy :D. Club Ho's Anonymous will be reinvented hahahar

llamont · February 19, 2009

lol, you could open your own business on teaching the guys around here how to stop hoing clubs with that philosophy . Club Ho's Anonymous will be reinvented hahahar

Thanks, looking at your bag, I think you understand that simplicity works. People get way too caught up in the minutia about what this club will do for that and what that club will do for this. The fact is, you cannot buy a game. These clubs work for me and that's why I play them.

Loren

Shaitan · February 19, 2009

Exactly, I work in a golf shop and when I'm fitting someone and there are a few drivers that are close to being right I always ask which one gives you the most confidence at address...which one do u like the sound of more...which one feels best...what sort of feeling shaft do you like? I believe they are the most important parts of picking a club after you know it will perform close to where u want it...and once you buy it and it works etc...keep it until it has been worn out :)