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I'm currently using the Ping i iron. I'd love to know if there really is much of a difference between them. I know behind the ball the i200 look smaller or thinner I should say (just from seeing a few at the local shop) but would they be worth the upgrade?

I have to agree with the good and bad aspects of the club or product. It's usually a good chunk of cash that I'm dropping on a product so I'd rather hear about some dislikes then find it out myself post purchase. I do also enjoy reviews that have data backing and more real on course analysis. It's great to see numbers, but I do find on course experiences more helpful when looking at different products. Range and such is nice, but at least at the courses I play it's not a ton that I get a perfectly flat lie other then on a tee box.Also never hurts to have it broken up with some good looking pictures here and there!

I'm going back out there Thursday for another round and should be able to get some better pictures to post. Definitely has some of the best views in the province.

Just played one of my favourite courses in Chester Nova Scotia. A not overly tough but challenging course with amazing views. Got myself around with a 86 which as always could have been much better or much worse. Either way had a great time with some new ppl.

Not nearly as long as my driver list. I won't include the beginning whole bag set because I couldn't even say what brand they were. Cobra S3 Max Cobra AMP Cobra AMP Cell Pro Mizuno JPX EZ Forged (brother in law fell in love with them and bought them off me) Ping i e1 (current gamers) Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

Interesting day today at the course. We normally have a lot of walkers of all ages as the course isn't that long and there are only a few hills which I would consider a climb. I've only walked the course and find it a good walk. All that being said it was a nice day and the weather started to get hot for here and absolutely everyone took a cart and avoided having to walk. Even ppl finishing 9 were coming in asking for a cart. For reference it was 24C so 76F. Does anyone else find weather plays a big part in whether they take a cart or not? Or what is too hot for walking? Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

Gorgeous day today. I finally think summer may be here!

The driver is working for the most part. Had a bad day with it today, but that's most certainly me not the club. I do have a few others I'm trying out here and there but nothing has unseated it yet!

Thankfully I haven't run into any dogs that I would say we're out of line or out of control. We have come across a couple not so friendly dogs (our neighbours dog being one of them) and their owners have been great simply saying their dog doesn't play well and we move on. My pup has learned that our neighbours dog is unfriendly and as our yard isn't fenced and I rarely have him on leash at home. he stays away and just watches the neighbours dog while it barks at the end of it's rope desperately trying to get to at him. The rest of the folks in our neighbourhood that have dogs are all very friendly and the dogs romp around and play in a common area right by all the houses.

Thanks! He's a great dog and loves hanging out in the garage with me while I'm working or cleaning the sticks after a round.

Figured after I did a good clean on the sticks they would good for my first MGS WIMB. Only carrying 13 clubs right now as I am still figuring out my wedges and whether to potentially throw a 3 iron into the mix. Anyway here goes! Driver Cobra Fly Z+ Blue 10.5* xstiff 3 wood Cobra F7 Baffler 15* stiff 5 wood Nike Vapor Fly 19* stiff Irons 4-GW Ping i Nippon Modus 105 stiff Wedge Cobra Tour Trusty Rusty 56* Putter Nike converge SC-12 Counter Balance For the first time in a well forever I am really happy with everything in my bag and really enjoy hitting all my clubs....until something newer and more shiny comes along!

Hanging out while I clean my clubs

It's something that I am looking into likely for next season and am considering now that I am playing a lot more. Even on my home course I'm sure it would help with more exact distances.

Small rant and it's not a huge deal but it was pretty annoying. Earlier today I went to a course with a friend and it wasn't one I had ever played before but heard decent things about it. He has played there once about 5 years ago and really didn't remember the course. We check in and all is good go get warmed up and start the round, but when we walk up the the tee I realize there is no map of the course whatsoever. No hole layout anywhere to be found. Not on their website, score card or at the course. I know there are apps and gps systems that may have the course layout, but I'm a little old fashion and like to see somewhere at the course. I really enjoyed the round and played very well all things considered. It just sucks knowing I left some shots out there simply by not knowing where and when to go for shots with a lot of them being blind. Anyway there is my rant. I guess I should just suck it up and get with technology and use one of the gps apps on my phone. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

I always enjoyed reading about golf well everything. In particular club reviews and info on new things coming out. I would say 99% of the time I found MGS to have the best of both. That and I really enjoyed reading all the data they gave along with the most wanted articles. It's just an amazing site and community that quickly got me hooked! Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

I'm sure I'll be able to work a curve into them!

Just arrived!

Super stroke mid slim 2.0 for me. The Nike counter flex putter I'm trying out has a very similar sized grip. It's a great size for me. I don't think if I could ever go to a skinny grip. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

So far this season I have played a lot of golf even in bad weather. I have got a few spots in the back switched around and believe I have all the clubs I want and or need to suit my game. That being said something always comes up and changes. However what I don't have and am looking into more now that I want to get more dialled in are the portable relaunch monitors (Ernest and voice caddie) or a range finder. I've never had or really used either. Any suggestions or recommendations? Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

Summer is a lot of walking the dog and helping the grandparents at their cottage. That takes up most of my time outside of golfing. Bbqing would definitely also be a summer hobby. Winter is taken up by work and curling and travel. Curling has been my winter sport for nearly 22 years and is my other passion/hobby outside of golf. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

Here's what I would do with $1200 All clubs would be used and most purchase through eBay and such. Driver- cobra flyz+ $150 3 wood- taylormade rbz $60 5 wood- callaway BB V series $100 Irons- Nike Vapor Pro Combo 4-pw $550 Wedges- Cleveland Reg 588 50,54,58 $180 Putter- odyssey works tank #7 $130 Total of $1170 Keep in mind this is all Canadian funds so if we swap over to American I bet I could afford a lot more! Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

I have to agree with you all there, I think cobra is seriously underrated and make an amazing product. I love their fly z+ which is my gamer. I also had the amp cell pro Irons which were a thing of beauty. I still regret ever selling them. Maybe one day another pro version will work their way back into my bag Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

I love the cobra blades (amp cell pro to the new king pro) but have to say the whole mizuno jpx 900 range ticks all the boxes for me from players to gi Irons look great

Tee off in a hour and a half! Unfortunately we have had a really bad May in Nova Scotia and it's been raining and colder nearly every day, but still great to get out on the course regardless! Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

I won't lie as long as it's coffee I'm happy. There are very few places I don't like coffee. Tim Hortons is one of them, but even in a pinch it will do. Gotta love a pour over first thing in the morning though! Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy