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I just bought a new putter. One I laughed at when I walked in. Odyssey Triple Track. I hate gimmicks and thought very little of the latest one from Callaway (Triple Track balls and putters). I still refuse to use the balls as I don’t use a lineup line. The putter is in my bag for the foreseeable future. I hate the red and blue stripes. I hate the micro hinges in the insert. The bottom looks dumb. And STILL, with all that hate, the putter works. Freakishly well. I bought the Triple Track double wide flow with the midsized grip. The looks still have not grown on me, but the putter flat out works well. Great feel, very consistent distance control. I am now much more confident over a put than I ever have been.

I have gone through 4 out of 5 dozen of these balls. I love the feel and performance. The color is awesome too. Really bright yellow. I can see their flight perfectly.

I have this exact cart as does my dad. We both love them. I literally ran mine over in my truck. Still works. I wouldn’t recommend doing that though. But I highly recommend the push cart. It has helped me stay healthier now that I am walking and flailing my arms at the same time instead of driving.

I ordered the kit and assembled this myself. Just the basic kit with the TT Score shaft. I wanted this to match the weight of my iron shafts. It feels like a...shaft. Feels like the TT DG 115 shafts. Swing weight feels great. On to the good stuff. I bought this because I like the look of a rounded leading edge on a wedge, and this suits my eye perfect. I have used it in practice sessions and 2 rounds so far, and love the look and feel. It seems to perform just as good on long and short approach shots. I haven’t measured it, but the ball stopped as well or better than my ping glide 2.0, subject to strike (I am an amateur after all). There are no micro grooves (I don’t know how much they were really doing for me anyway), but I still stopped the ball on the green and sometimes spun it back when struck well. Distance control was excellent, again subject to strike. What I did notice though was my ability to strike it well. I hit a lot more decent shots, and I FELT like I was more confident with it. Time will tell, but I am super happy with it, and glad I got the basic kit. I would recommend this to anyone who likes to see a traditional wedge with a little rounding on the leading edge. Looks every well made, not cheap, just simple.

I bought 5 dozen Vice Pro Neon Red. They are perfect for me. I love the feel, spin, and the odd color. Used to use the Vice Pro Flamingo. These balls are durable and in my opinion stack up against all major balls at half the price. Try the sample box, the “selected.” Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

EVNROLL ER9 is ALL I am thinking about right now. That is all. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I just got an EVNROLL ER2 and I can't seem to justify keeping it against my Odyssey Versa Tank Fang Marxman (I know those names are not in the right order and I am possibly missing one. Damn you Odyssey and your long names!). The Odyssey is more accurate, better at distance, and more appealing to the eye for me. I am seriously thinking of returning the evnroll. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

And I am sharing my freshly painted new PM grind. The TAI are the first letters of my daughters names (to remind me each time I grab it from the bag what is more important than golf) and the "I AM PHIL" because...why not? It's his wedge. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

I bought a 34" EVNROLL ER7 that I am impatiently awaiting in the mail (not even shipped yet WTF?) and I just ordered and installed a complete set of Golf Pride MCC Plus4 Orange grips. My daughters helped me regrip clubs this morning. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy