Pooter McGavin

You cold try putting a little contact cement inside the grip before installing. You should still be able to remove them with air without to much trouble.

14 way on a push cart. If I am carrying it, a 2 or 3 way classic bag.

Caddytek

I bought the rukket net that came with a small mat. It seemed to be the most popular at reasonable price from my intardnet seach. The mat is ok, but there's definately better options out there.

No, I don't think I would like the change in feel and I still hit it high enough. I am often hitting an extra club or 2 into greens and playing up a tee box though.

My last order was a couple months ago. My 5 iron shaft was damaged in shipping. I called them. They had me email them a pic and sent a replacement. Shipping took longer than it used to. I live 40 mins away. Which is odd since they no longer run discounted shipping promos.

I was trying to decide between s300's and s400's for a new set. I added 4 grams of lead tape just below the grip on a set with s300's as an experiment. I liked it in wedges, and saw no benifit in irons. If your gonna counter weight, I would swingweight them based on a 50g grip. Counter weighting or changing grip weight should be thought of more of a way to change total weight than swingweight in my opinion.

S400 is the most popular on tour, so heavier and softer as a rule of thumb. I'm using the older spinners with 4 grams of lead tape added to the backside of the shaft just below the grip playing at D4-5 I play S300 in irons at D2.

Everything except wedges. Wedges come up short for me when tee'd up.

You could consider soft stepping a mens reg flex 2-3 times. That will put it about a flex softer and you'll cut off more of the butt which would make it thinner.

I use the sun mountain xl holder and a 40oz hydroflask on my clickgear. I put tape around it to keep it from ocasionally falling out.

Best grips microperf are my favorites. I've tried the regular and a couple different gripmasters. They are pricey but they last a long time. I've wore out the area under my thumb on a gripmaster roo grip (~2-3 years) and had a butt cap fail on a bestgrip (~2-3 years) No issues with the rest though.

It's leather>>>>>corded>others. Bestgrips or Gripmaster.

Same here. A hybrid or driving iron might end up 200, but I can't reliably carry 200 with them.

Unless, there's something you don't like with your current irons or you find something better there's no reason to switch. I would wait a couple rounds before getting rid of your current clubs though.

Cleveland -classic xl driver Tour Edge -xcg7 5w Maltby -ufw 7w, 9w, mmb irons Titliest -50, 54 vokeys Taylormade -58 high toe Sub70 -wide blade putter

Practice with the clubs you play, but pay attention to contact, and strive to hit the sweet spot. It wasn't until I played blades that I made it a priority, but you dont need blades to do it.

G-fore and Footjoy for me. Also prefer spikeless, ever since I bought a pair of New balance that were uncomfortable enough that I thought about it. It didn't help that they weren't waterproof either.

The shafts are too light, and not stiff enough. I do not get along with rentals.

No. That being said, I have a 2nd set and a 3rd, 4th, 5th .... If you do buy a new set don't get rid of your old set though.

I buy blind because I'm to cheap to get fitted. I'd rather spends thousands figuring it out myself.

You may be able to hide the lead tape under the weight for a cleaner look.

Play to your strength, but practice both. I believe practicing the opposite will help you make subconscious adjustments and improve consistency.

Game golf. New in the box, hidden away somewhere. Not sure I want to stick the end pieces in my clubs.

Yes steel shafts in the ufw's 40" 7w, 39" 9w.