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3 minutes ago, J7Hawkins said:
Great mail day today! My TaylorMade BRNI Mini Copper that I was fit for last week came in and I already went to the range to hit it! I love this club and can’t wait to see how it helps my game on the course!
So far, my dispersion laterally is half that of my driver and I’m still carrying 270 on average and getting another 10-20 yards of roll. At that clip my driver may end up all the way out of my bag!
Ummmmm..... Excuse me sir but.. Did you not promise us side by side pics with the old school Burner driver??.....................
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6 minutes ago, Burton29 said:
After looking at some of your builds, I have come to the conclusion that I am not a fan of super colourful, mismatching ferrules.
Which is a surprise to me, because that's exactly what I though I would want if I built a set, I thought the idea of each iron having it's own unique ferrule would be a neat idea.
I do like the colourful ones, but only when they are all uniform, and I'm not a fan of how they look on shiny chrome shafts and heads.
The really colourful ones need to be on darker shafts/heads IMO.
I'm also not a fan of really tall ferrules, they kind of look clumsy, again IMO, and again something that surprised me as I thought I liked the tall colourful ones.
I'm realizing that ferrules look WAY different off the clubs than how they look on the clubs.
Keep posting, I'm learning things about myself through your builds haha
- Burton29, bama no 1 and Rob Person
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Well loved, but in great shape all things considered. For $100, not too shabby.
This was before I hit them with the magic eraser, I wanted to hit them in my net before I cleaned them.
Both have Adila Rogue shafts, and the driver came with the headcover.
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8 minutes ago, StrokerAce said:
Team center shaft! @RaRa Golf and @johngschulz - have you guys used center shafted putters before? I tried one and I couldn't find a lot of consistency out of it but those look sweet.
No first center shafted putter I've tried.
I went from thinking I liked the look of a center shaft, to actually hating it, to then falling in love with it... YMMV for sure.
I love a soft insert like the White Hot's offer, and the Ping has a slightly clickier/harder feel off the face, but I can't argue with the roll.
The more I use it, the more I like it.
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22 hours ago, johngschulz said:I bought a new (used) putter… not sure how it happened… okay that’s a lie, just the usual eBay perusing leading to last second bids
I ended up with the 2017 PING Sigma G Kinloch C… That’s right going for the center shafted model. Despite it be 7 years old, it’s still got some nice new tech compared to my 2006 Odyssey White Hot #7 XG. I also have a center shafted SeeMore putter that made its way to Florida and into the bag I’m keeping at my in-laws garage for when I visit. I wanted something with a bit more MOI (forgiveness).
Tomorrow is my first round with it and it will look nice next to the PING S159 wedges I’m testing for the forum - wish me luck!
Nice find, I found a center shafted Ping Cadence Tom Cat Heavy putter for a literal steal of a deal.
I found someone selling Cleveland CG16 Tour irons 5-PW in black satin finish with a bag and this Ping Cadence putter for $130 CAD.
I sold the irons, and THOUGHT I was going to sell the putter, until I putt with it... It's going to stick around as my bladed option.
It came with an Odyssey headcover instead of a Ping one, that's the only drawback, but my daughters old shoe fits it like a glove, and I think it looks better.
I can't leave well enough alone either, so I wrapped the shaft black, and added some vinyl teeth.
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25 minutes ago, J7Hawkins said:You want some.. "matching", fairway woods?
They are upgrades though, not some old TaylorMade junk, pffff
Everyone knows it's Bumber or bust!
You know they're legit, bubble shaft and everything..
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18 minutes ago, LeakyValve said:
It finally came. Super excited to see this thing in person. I honestly wasn't expecting too much but it's simplicity is really quite something. Introduction the Haywood Driver. Ordered via winning a contest, I put on a hzrdus black x-stiff shaft and kept the grip off so I could install my own grip to do a 1 on 1 with my current gamer.
Haywood sent along an adjustment tool as well as a bag of tees. Oh and the head cover is a work of art
Let's see that lime grip!
- Wib081, cksurfdude, sirchunksalot and 1 other
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Picked up an M5 driver with a Hazrdus Smoke black 6.0, like new headcover and new +4 MCC grip for $150 CAD.
It will just be something to play around with, I couldn't pass on the deal.
If it blows me away, maybe I'll keep it, but we'll see.
Or maybe I'll keep it just because it's Tiger's Masters winning driver, and just own a piece of history.
- sirchunksalot, cksurfdude, MattF and 6 others
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I admit it, I have a problem... this poor bastard has more vinyl wrap than a civic at a Thursday night car meet in a Costco parking lot...
To answer your questions, no it doesn't seem to affect the roll of the ball, and yes the feel is almost the exact same.
It has a slightly more muted sound on soft putts, but anything more than 5ft it sounds and feels the same.
I dunno... I like it...
- ejgaudette, Nick_D, Rob Person and 2 others
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21 hours ago, RyanJohnson_Official said:
Recently took advantage of this amazing closeout deal on Bettinardi wedge. I had bought the 54 back when it was released and loved it. I have used the black 58 degree over the last 2 rounds and it has been CLUTCH. GREAT deal for a new wedge.
$190 wedge for $80?!?! New still in wrapper? C'MON! Link below.
https://maplehillgolf.com/bettinardi-hlx-3-0-black-wedge/
I almost pulled the trigger, but after shipping and converting to $CAD it brings it to roughly $150.
That's still a stellar deal, they are on sale at Golftown for $229, but it's just not enough for me to commit.
Plus, I like my 60º, so this would just be to play around with.
High five on the sweet find though 🫸🫷
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15 hours ago, DarrenF said:
Nice, I've never heard of this brand. I assume you got it from Amazon?
I search on there all the time for golf stuff just for fun or out of boredom while working, and I've never come across this brand.
The review are all fairly positive, but a lot of them talk about how big this bag is, is it really that much bigger than a normal cart bag?
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37 minutes ago, Rob Person said:
I got this organizer with one 2 of those glove keepers for Christmas.
I'm going to give them a try. I'm bad for tossing a sweaty glove all mashed up into a pocket, then having to deal with a hard crunchy glove that's mashed up in a ball my next round.
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Haven't played a round yet this year, but I had my first shift at a new course I will be working at this year.
Pheasant Run is a 27 hole course with a driving range close to where I recently moved, and I'll be working weekend mornings so that I can enjoy golf this summer without breaking the bank.
I did the same thing the last 2 summers at another course, but that was a private 18 hole, and no range, so it was harder to get on to play, plus it's now further away since I've moved.
Pheasant is incredibly hilly, there's not a tee-box there that isn't at least 30-40ft above the fairway, plus a lot of articulation and elevation changes. It's right up my alley, I love a course with a lot of "character" to it.
I had my first shift this passed Sunday, and took this picture from the back tee-box on one of the holes. It's hard to tell in the picture, but the guy with the backpack blower, his head is about 5ft below the bottom of my feet, and he's still about 8ft above the next tee-box down in front of him.
The fairway is probably 40-50ft below the back tee, and that's just 1 example. I can't wait to play it this year.
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1 hour ago, Wheelieb said:I don't want to brag, but I found a head cover for woods at the local bins store for only 3 bucks. I'll get a picture of it here when I get home and edit this post with it.
Brag away, I'm a proud cheapskate and love good deals.
I got a set of 4 headcovers off of Ali Express for $33 CAD, and was blown away by the quality for the price.
They look and feel really nice, but when you factor in the price, they're unbeatable.
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2 minutes ago, Nick_D said:
Very cool! I love the removable 2-ball alignment. I assume with strong enough magnets it doesn't rattle around at all when hitting a putt? Solid paint work as well! What paint did you use?
Thanks, so far so good with the putting, they are neodymium magnets so they are nice and strong.
It's just some Rustoleum metallic paint, "aged copper" is the colour along with some semi-gloss black.
The black on the bottom of the Fang is just black vinyl, I couldn't be bothered to tape everything off and paint again.
For the original 2-ball I was going for the EXO Special Edition look, that putter is just....
- TJ Hall, Nick_D and ejgaudette
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I bought a 2017 Callaway Epic Sub-Zero because at the golf and travel show this year I absolutely spanked a drive in the simulator, and couldn't stop thinking about it... That, and my ST-190 shaft broke right at the adapter.
I bought a new adapter for the ST-190 and now it's 3-wood length.
It feels great to swing, lot's of control, but you can tell there is less speed, might be a decent fairway finder.
- MattF, jbern, cksurfdude and 1 other
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Been a while since posting last. I just finished painting 2 of my 2-ball putters.
One is an original 2001 2-ball, the other is a O-Works 2-Ball fang with the RX insert.
I started with the Fang, the insert, like most of them, came out, so I had to epoxy it back in.
While I was in there tinkering around I decided I wanted to paint it.
After I got the Fang done, I decided to also paint the original.
I played around with the Fang, and took the alignment aid off so I could paint.
Underneath is actually a pretty nice looking alignment aide shaped kind of like a hammerhead shark, so I used that as some inspiration, and got my wife to use her cricut to cut me out some vinyl teeth.
Then I recessed some magnets into the plastic alignment aid so I can add or remove the 2-ball alignment on a whim, and use that or the "hammerhead" alignment.
Pretty happy with the turn out.
- Nick_D, Parshooter36, Josh Parker and 7 others
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Played a nice Stanley Thompson designed local 9-hole with my buddy yesterday.
Chipping wasn't great, putting was atrocious... but my driver... it came to play!
I sky'd the first drive on the first hole, but after that, I hit every fairway of every driver hole, and I hit 2 of the best drives I've ever hit in my entire golfing lifetime.
The single plane swing seems to work wonders for my driver, and yesterday was just more evidence to me that I need to keep implementing that technique.
- cksurfdude and JerryB
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Cut -3
Spieth will be at +1 after the 2nd round
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14 hours ago, PIJoe said:
Is that literally a YES! putter?
Yeah Adams bought YES! back in 2011
https://mygolfspy.com/news-opinion/adams-golf-buys-yes-putters-auction/
I guess TaylorMade has been sitting on their technology too but hasn't done anything with it.. that I know of anyway.
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The way the crown spills over onto the face of the original Burner is so aesthetically pleasing to the eye. It looks like it's made out of glass or something.