Bridgesb

I currently play the Cobra Radspeed One irons. I'd like to go back to a forged iron and the Tec X should provide the feel of of a forged iron with a little forgiveness. And I'm a little bit nuts for Cobra products anyway.n Radspped irons, Radspped hybrids and an Agera putter. HC - 1.7

"I'm heading down in the end of May for some quality course time. Staying on the beach in North Myrtle. I haven't played River Hills yet maybe I'll see if my Brother-in Law wants to play there. He just moved to St. James NC just up the coast. I'll be bouncing back and forth between the two location that week. " If that's St. James Plantation, don't leave the property for any of these other courses. The Dye course there is really fun. Used to be my favorite course in the entire area. The finish is outstanding; from the volcano green 15th on is just really fun. The Irwin course is very good and the other Tim Cate course is good as well. Haven't been there since they added the Nicklaus course, but I'd bet that's a solid one too.

Sometimes a putter misbehaves and must go on restriction. I've got a whole family of putters serving timeouts in my garage. Not pricey Cameron's but a bit of a collection. I have to face facts: if there was a putter of the month club, I'd probably join.

I play the new Radspeed Ones. The wedge don't spin as much as conventional length irons but I hit them twice as high so it's a wash for me. Pitching wedge flies like a lob wedge but carries like a PW. Takes a little time to get used to but I'm happy with them. Like most things like this, they're not for everyone. I think they help me because my weakness is getting too hunched over my short irons. Play to a 3 and I'm more accurate than I've ever been.