19tholeAl

I hit the ball pretty hard and drive it (carry) 240. I played 2 18's and a 9 with the same Pro V believe it or not, cause I can't...lol... Even tho the ball was good luck, not loosing it wise, I donated it to the cart guy after that.

Wait a minute...I like the Ballzee. I think it works perfectly to clean up the ball on the green. Uh, you do moisten it..I know, stupid question. Anyway, a clean ball is a happy ball........

BEST: *Eagle Eye Gen5 Range Finder $115. I'll put it up against a Bushnell any day of the week. *MaxFli Tour golf balls. To me a no brainer with the 2 to 4 dozen discount at Dick's/Golf Galaxy. See no real difference compared to ProV's. Of course, I'll play ProV's when I find or get them free. *Pyramid Mallet Putter. I don't see or believe the claim that it corrects toe or heal hits, but it had a great feel to it and I did actually put better, especially my 5 footers. It's in the closet now because I spent $300 for a Mizuno M. Craft...lol. *SQAIRZ golf shoes. Nick Faldo is the spokesperson. Love the fit and quality. I have two pairs, solid for cart golf and a lighter mesh for walking 9 or 18. *Kirkland golf gloves 4 pack. Although one always seems to fit a little tighter than the rest but with price point, when one gets a little dirty, I just throw it away. WORST: * Those stupid "Gain Up To 5 Yrds" tees. I don't think so! Waste of money when you can bend over and pick up a wooden one for free. *Not a purchase, but not fully understanding the bounce and grind aspect of wedges, especially the sand wedge. *Mid-Size grips. Don't know why I thought I had to have mid-size grips. Wasn't till I bought new irons and woods this year that I realized my swing is better with standard. *The original Steadfast driver shaft (facebook). The shaft was raw, no finish so it looked cheesy. Also, it seemed very thick most of the way down until it tapered at the tip. Thought it had horrible feed back when striking the ball.