MunichHacker

Big fan of the PRO Plus and the Drip version (great design im my perspective). Unfortunately the drip is quite often sold out - even in Germany, where they are based.

Hi Travel-Fans, did anybody play Royal Bled (Kings Course + 9 Holes Lakes) recently? I heard lots of goo stuff and played it back in 2014. But since a couple of years it has new owners and was redesigned in 2017. So I am thinking of playing it (4+ hours drive from my place). I already read this three reviews: https://www.top100golfcourses.com/golf-course/bled-kings http://goodsundays.com/royal-bled-kings-course/ https://www.thetravellinggolfer.com.au/course-report/royal-bled-king-s-course Happy to get some feedback, if someone was there recently. Thanks!

I find the pricing a bit too steep, but otherwise I am a fan of the clubs. I did switch from old Ping irons 2 years ago, got fitted and now improved my length around 20 yards per iron, which is a big difference. It might be the same results with other brands - the clubs I played before where 9 years old already - but for me it was a big improvement in length and accuracy as well.

A big Servus from Bavaria in Germany! I worked (and still do a bit, if Covid allows more traveling again) as a golf writer and was very lucky to play quite a lot of courses all over the world. These are my highlights so far: St. Andrews (Old Course) in Scotland Old Head in Irleand Royal Porthcawl in Wales Royal Portrush and Royal Belfast in Northern Ireland Oitavos in Portugal Valderrama in Spain Bogogno (Bonora und Del Conte) and Castiglion del Bosco in Italy Grand Saint Emilionnais and Le Kemperhof in France Vasatorp (Tournament Course), Falsterbo and Barsebäck in Sweden Pebble Beach, Streamsong Red and TPC Sawgrass in the US The Links @ Fancourt and Pearl Valley in South Africa Nirwana Golf in Bali Rio Olympic Course in Brasil Cabot Links in Canada Barnbougle (Dunes und Lost Farm) in Tasmania Kingston Heath and Royal Melbourne in Australia