Kurazawa

I'm thinking on getting fitted for a driver. I've just purchased t-200 irons, but still using the Rouge driver. Hitting well but interested in the tsr2.

Would live to test the balls any time. All year round golf.

Would live to test the balls any time. All year round golf.

Like most, SLOW play and the worst, armatures thinking their pros. By this I mean an individual takes a minute to select club, 5 to 10 practice as wings and then at address re grips 8 to 15 times and waggles a lot before shanking the shot. Needless to say I have been able to avoid playing with individual so far.

Would live to test the balls any time. All year round golf.

Just ordered the T-200's, with True Temper AMT Tour White S300 shifts. I'm really looking forward to playing this year. It's my first time buying Titlist irons and I'm excited.

I'm retired now, so it's golf, volunteering and honey dues. My normal golf days are Wednesday mornings at first light and Saturday and Sunday mornings first tee.

Augusta!

The group I play with usually give within putter grip just to speed up play. If we're playing tournament, best ball or capt. Choice it's putt out.

I just changed. Now I carry 4 thru PW, 45°, 50° and 54° wedges. Driver, 3 wood and #3, #4 hybrid.

All major balls would be fine, but I'm more interested in the best ball for my swing speed performance wise. I average swing speeds of 81 - 86 with my irons and 85 - 93 with my driver. Should I be playing pro v's or something else?

Call away irons and title list wedges. When I first started playing golf, I got the Call away Warbirds. I've tried ping redots, then back to Call away. Tried Wilson, Mizunos, and Titles, but always come back to Call away. To change clubs and brands, would require a professional true fitting and being convinced are better for my game.

I play with a group 3 days a week. All tee off from the member tees or gold. If your 70 and older you can tee off from the reds. If 80+ and struggling, to maker the game fun again we vote to allow to tee off from the 200 yard out except par 3's, tee from reds. We all have prongs, so it keeps it competive.

The wife and I have been hooked on Yellowstone and Outlander.

I have 3 wedges. PW for 120-135 yds or pitch 80-100, an AW for 105-115 or pitch 60-80 and a 54° for 87-100 or pitch 69-80 or green side chip.

I found a 3 day golf school with Andrew Rice very beneficial. This was my second time with him in 6 years.