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Driver: Ping G410 Plus 3 Wood: Titleist 975F 13.5° 5 Wood: Titleist 975F 18.5° 5i-PW&SW: Ping G2 Putter: Odyssey Stroke Lab Seven S I’m probably going to purchase some more wedges soon and after I break 100 3 times I’m going to treat myself by upgrading my woods, irons, and add a 4 hybrid. Thinking about taking lessons too.

Hello, pretty new to golf and I’ve been using the PW & SW that I bought with my Ping G2s last year but I would like to get some wedges. I’m a Ping fan and I was looking at the Glide 4.0s but I’m confused on the grind options, probably because I don’t understand all the terms associated with them. Can somebody explain to me like I’m 5 what the differences are? TIA There are 4 options: S- Trail edge/heel relief, Ample bounce, Rounded lead edge, Fits most golfers. W- Traditional full-sole design, Most forgiving through the turf, Rounded lead edge, Optimized for square-face and bunker shots. T- High lead-edge bounce, Half-moon sole shaping, Increased center bounce width. E- High toe, Improved lead-edge shaping, Dished sole and tapered hosel for bunker performance

Hey everybody! I’m Sam, 25 years old from Reno, NV and I don’t know what a home course is but I play the cheapest ones around me. I’ve been playing golf seriously for about a year now. GHIN says my handicap is 34 . The thing I love about golf is the independency of it, everything is up to you and everything is your fault. There’s nobody else to blame except for yourself. I found MyGolfSpy by looking up product reviews and I don’t know any other spies at the moment. The best thing about golf in my region is all the golf courses are kept in pretty great condition but that’s also because of the worst part about golf in my region because they’re closed for winter. Another cool thing is we’re only 2 hours from Sacramento so sometimes we’ll head down there to play during the winter. I am a union Pipefitter. My username is basically the same on everything.