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Bestgrips Leather MicroPerf.

I would never spend money on a new set of irons without being fit by a competent fitter. It just removes a lot of doubt about your purchase. I know all my specs pretty well now after years of being fit and I would say it probably dropped my handicap about 3 points.

Any G series from G2 are good. If you want something a little less chunky find yourself a nice old set of I5's.

I know it's my own fault but when I go to a SGI iron my game from a 100 yards in goes down the toilet.

This is SO true! At 43 1/2" I feel like I can just take as hard of a swing as I feel comfortable with and not lose control.

I have honestly never seen a club lose distance from wearing out. Guess I don't keep mine long enough.

I played Bass and sang in a ton of Classic Rock bands for 45 years. Retired from it in 09. Not much fun carrying equipment at 1:30 in the morning when it's 10 below 0 temps.

I'll talk as much as the people I'm playing with want to talk. I don't really care to play with people who don't know when to shut up though.

Bestgrips Leather is my favorite of all time.

I have to be one of the dumbest people on the face of the earth. I have bought Super Stroke putter grips 5 times and each time I've cut them off after a couple of weeks. This is not a bashing of Super Stroke. I know they make excellent grips used by players on tour and all over the world. It's just the fact I keep buying them KNOWING damn well I hate them. For me they suck the feel right out of a putter. They always say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. It's definitely true about me and SS putter grips. Is there anything you guys have bought multiple times and ended up with the same bad results?

I've played all my drivers for the 30 years at 43 1/2". I play with lead tape until I get the feel and performance I'm used to. Keeps me in the fairway and that's all I care about because I ain't gonna win no long drive contests ever!

Snell has 40 patents to his name and several more are pending. He is still considered "the man" when it comes to design. You're way off base with your assumptions in my opinion. Video below is worth the watch

I don't think there is a better ball on the market than Snell. Having said that, if you lose 2-3 balls a round then I'd say play the cheapest ball you can buy that performs the way you want it to.

But golf isn't as much fun if you play the same stuff all the time!

I don't know Slim Shady but I'm pretty sure I don't like him.