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hedgegolfer

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About hedgegolfer

  • Birthday 04/30/1957

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    La Grange KY
  • Interests
    Golf, beach, beach, golf. Besides family, faith, what else is there??

Player Profile

  • Age
    60 and over
  • Swing Speed
    90 mph or less
  • Handicap
    16
  • Frequency of Play/Practice
    Daily
  • Player Type
    Casual
  • Biggest Strength
    Putting
  • Biggest Weakness
    Approach
  • Fitted for Clubs
    No

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  1. So, using common sense: ask yourself - " If they were the top-of-the-line product/technology 2, 3 or 5 years ago, and they are in good shape (excluding grips) and to your swing specs, what would disqualify them from going into your bag? Technology cannot be so superior today vs 2-5 years ago... be aware of your iron lofts (your current set) vs what you are considering, as OEM's are delofting at an increasing rate to claim "...the longest ever _____", and they really aren't. IHMO, unless you are a top 1%'er golfer, you're not spending your money wisely always buying new.
  2. I have sweaty palms, malformed thumbs, some arthritis, and carpal tunnel syndrome in my right (dominant) hand, so grip and wear are SUPER important to me. Have tried most of them and found that COPPERTECH gloves are superior in grip and wear... I can get at least a month if not 2 or more out of a pair (I have to wear L + R)... washable (they are synthetic). I have very wide hands and shorter fingers... the one-size-fits-all really does. I call them my SPIDERMAN gloves because they really are. NOT CHEAP, but they have sales and 2 for 1 deals periodically. Second place: BIONIC gloves. They aren't for everyone as they have padding on the knuckles, but THEY LAST. Leather, so not as long as COPPERTECH, but they are reinforced in the right places. Can wash them and restore them. Hope this helps.
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