Belshy

Will keep you updated as to how it goes later today 😅 Cheers!

Will keep you updated as to how it goes later today 😅 Cheers!

I will give it a shot today. Just nervous as I am so comfortable with my Scotty. I have no problems changing my wedges, irons or driver but putter is something I have always held on to and in my 20 years of playing have only ever used two putters (Ram Zebra and Scotty Square Back). If it feels right on the practice green it should feel right on course 🙂

Hello MGS,
I’m excited to join this forum and introduce myself. My nickname is Belshy, and I've been passionately playing golf for 20 years. I'm a proud member of ClubLink, and I hit the course for over 100 rounds each year, maintaining a handicap between 5 and 6.
Recently, I made a significant change to my gear. I switched from Titleist MB Irons to the TaylorMade P7MB Irons, and I also upgraded to the QI10 LS Driver with an 8-degree loft turned down to 6 degrees, paired with a Ventus black shaft. These changes have been fantastic for my game.
I’ve had the thrill of scoring two hole-in-ones during my golf journey and am eagerly aiming for my third.
I often play solo rounds, which has given me the opportunity to meet and network with incredible players from diverse backgrounds. It’s one of the aspects I love most about the game.
Looking forward to engaging with you all, sharing experiences, and learning from this vibrant community!
Best,
Belshy
 

Hello MGS,
I’m excited to join this forum and introduce myself. My nickname is Belshy, and I've been passionately playing golf for 20 years. I'm a proud member of ClubLink, and I hit the course for over 100 rounds each year, maintaining a handicap between 5 and 6.
Recently, I made a significant change to my gear. I switched from Titleist MB Irons to the TaylorMade P7MB Irons, and I also upgraded to the QI10 LS Driver with an 8-degree loft turned down to 6 degrees, paired with a Ventus black shaft. These changes have been fantastic for my game.
I’ve had the thrill of scoring two hole-in-ones during my golf journey and am eagerly aiming for my third.
I often play solo rounds, which has given me the opportunity to meet and network with incredible players from diverse backgrounds. It’s one of the aspects I love most about the game.
Looking forward to engaging with you all, sharing experiences, and learning from this vibrant community!
Best,
Belshy
 

Will keep you updated as to how it goes later today 😅 Cheers!

We all have those days, as we know golf is a mental sport. When I have a bad driving day the next day, I will keep it in the bag and work my long irons and just play smart golf. Then I hit the range and work out the kinks with the driver. Typically, I only use my driver 7/18 holes at my home course as placement is key, so my three wood sees a lot of action. 

Will keep you updated as to how it goes later today 😅 Cheers!

I will give it a shot today. Just nervous as I am so comfortable with my Scotty. I have no problems changing my wedges, irons or driver but putter is something I have always held on to and in my 20 years of playing have only ever used two putters (Ram Zebra and Scotty Square Back). If it feels right on the practice green it should feel right on course 🙂

Hello MGS,
I’m excited to join this forum and introduce myself. My nickname is Belshy, and I've been passionately playing golf for 20 years. I'm a proud member of ClubLink, and I hit the course for over 100 rounds each year, maintaining a handicap between 5 and 6.
Recently, I made a significant change to my gear. I switched from Titleist MB Irons to the TaylorMade P7MB Irons, and I also upgraded to the QI10 LS Driver with an 8-degree loft turned down to 6 degrees, paired with a Ventus black shaft. These changes have been fantastic for my game.
I’ve had the thrill of scoring two hole-in-ones during my golf journey and am eagerly aiming for my third.
I often play solo rounds, which has given me the opportunity to meet and network with incredible players from diverse backgrounds. It’s one of the aspects I love most about the game.
Looking forward to engaging with you all, sharing experiences, and learning from this vibrant community!
Best,
Belshy
 

Hello MGS,
I’m excited to join this forum and introduce myself. My nickname is Belshy, and I've been passionately playing golf for 20 years. I'm a proud member of ClubLink, and I hit the course for over 100 rounds each year, maintaining a handicap between 5 and 6.
Recently, I made a significant change to my gear. I switched from Titleist MB Irons to the TaylorMade P7MB Irons, and I also upgraded to the QI10 LS Driver with an 8-degree loft turned down to 6 degrees, paired with a Ventus black shaft. These changes have been fantastic for my game.
I’ve had the thrill of scoring two hole-in-ones during my golf journey and am eagerly aiming for my third.
I often play solo rounds, which has given me the opportunity to meet and network with incredible players from diverse backgrounds. It’s one of the aspects I love most about the game.
Looking forward to engaging with you all, sharing experiences, and learning from this vibrant community!
Best,
Belshy
 

Will keep you updated as to how it goes later today 😅 Cheers!

Will keep you updated as to how it goes later today 😅 Cheers!

Exactly, just don't get in your head about it.
We PAY to play, not the other way around, so if you have a bad round, meh, it's just another day on the course.
I always have to remind myself that the only thing at stake out there is my ego, not a mortgage payment 😄 

I will give it a shot today. Just nervous as I am so comfortable with my Scotty. I have no problems changing my wedges, irons or driver but putter is something I have always held on to and in my 20 years of playing have only ever used two putters (Ram Zebra and Scotty Square Back). If it feels right on the practice green it should feel right on course 🙂

We all have those days, as we know golf is a mental sport. When I have a bad driving day the next day, I will keep it in the bag and work my long irons and just play smart golf. Then I hit the range and work out the kinks with the driver. Typically, I only use my driver 7/18 holes at my home course as placement is key, so my three wood sees a lot of action. 

My typical go to putter is my original 2-ball with a Golf Pride Tour SNSR pistol grip.
I picked up a center shafted Ping Cadence TomCat putter a couple of months ago with a regular Golf Pride Tour Classic grip, and played around with it in my house. 
Initially I was intrigued at the idea of a center shafted putter, I've always wanted to try out a SeeMore putter. 
After playing around with it for a bit, I decided I didn't like it, and really started to dislike the center shaft idea.
Fast forward a few weeks and I decided to take it to play a round one day just for fun... I fell in love with it, and it's found a home in the bag for now.
I haven't put enough rounds on it to know if it will last, but I feel like I have an easier time with distance control. 
Just dive in and play a round with it, force yourself to use it, see how it goes.

I can't speak for a high end mallet, but I can tell you I struggled with my ray cook mallet for awhile. I now realize that it could have been any number of technical reasons behind it.  A mid mallet or double wide has really suited me so far!

Tried these on at Dicks yesterday but they didn't have the wides for me in both colors so I did the thing

 
Can't wait to get these bad boys on my feet!

Recently purchased the TaylorMade Spider Tour X, the same one Rory uses. Haven’t put it in the bag yet as I am super comfortable with my Scotty SquareBack. Haven’t ever used a mallet style putter but I do like the feel of it on the practice green. Has anyone experienced a huge change to putting average after make a switch from blade style to mallet or vice versa? 

Recently purchased the TaylorMade Spider Tour X, the same one Rory uses. Haven’t put it in the bag yet as I am super comfortable with my Scotty SquareBack. Haven’t ever used a mallet style putter but I do like the feel of it on the practice green. Has anyone experienced a huge change to putting average after make a switch from blade style to mallet or vice versa? 

Recently purchased the TaylorMade Spider Tour X, the same one Rory uses. Haven’t put it in the bag yet as I am super comfortable with my Scotty SquareBack. Haven’t ever used a mallet style putter but I do like the feel of it on the practice green. Has anyone experienced a huge change to putting average after make a switch from blade style to mallet or vice versa? 

Recently purchased the TaylorMade Spider Tour X, the same one Rory uses. Haven’t put it in the bag yet as I am super comfortable with my Scotty SquareBack. Haven’t ever used a mallet style putter but I do like the feel of it on the practice green. Has anyone experienced a huge change to putting average after make a switch from blade style to mallet or vice versa? 

Recently purchased the TaylorMade Spider Tour X, the same one Rory uses. Haven’t put it in the bag yet as I am super comfortable with my Scotty SquareBack. Haven’t ever used a mallet style putter but I do like the feel of it on the practice green. Has anyone experienced a huge change to putting average after make a switch from blade style to mallet or vice versa? 

Recently purchased the TaylorMade Spider Tour X, the same one Rory uses. Haven’t put it in the bag yet as I am super comfortable with my Scotty SquareBack. Haven’t ever used a mallet style putter but I do like the feel of it on the practice green. Has anyone experienced a huge change to putting average after make a switch from blade style to mallet or vice versa?