pauls

My problem with spikeless is that I keep them too long and the "spikes" wear down way faster than the shoe wears out and unless I clean off the bottom of the shoe before each swing (which I don't) they start slipping from the buildup on the sole. With spiked shoes you can just replace the spikes at that point.

Along those lines, try anything to decrease your grip pressure at impact. Wear a glove on the right hand, grip that is thicker lower down or just being conscious of how hard you are holding the club with the right hand.

My observation is that searching for balls is what slows groups the most. Courses could address this by keeping the grounds clean, putting up barriers. And confiscating all ball retrievers until the end of the round I know there are lots of guys that get as much fun out of finding balls as they do playing, but often the time they spend searching is what slows down the group.

Well, I tried it a couple weeks ago and am very disappointed. The driver recommendation was a Srixon Z765 which, as best I can tell is two years old and no longer available new. There was no recommendation on shaft flex or loft. I have twice tried to contact them by the message button on their website, but no response. There is no phone or email listed on the website. They offer a 60 day guarantee, but no way to contact them. I only pissed away $7, but I am very disappointed that MyGolfSpy had recommend this without more research or at least a disclaimer that it had not been checked out.