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Since I cannot get there in 2 shots I would hit my 3 wood with a slight fade down the left center of the fairway. I would then, depending on the pin placement, hit either my 2 hybrid or 4 iron to lay up to an appropriate position where I would have a good angle to pitch or chip into the flag. Most of the time I would be able to get it from 80 yards in to about 6-10 ft and try and 1 putt for the birdie. This would ensure a easy Par on the hole.

I would be interested in trying these out. Currently wear Ecco or FootJoy w/spikes and have not tried any spikeless shoe. I play about 3 times a week both in Men's Club and tournaments and a lighter pair might be just the ticket.

I would most want to win the new Callaway Custom golf bag. I collect memorabilia from my golfing experiences, i.e., 2003 Hogan Staff Bag and matching carry bag, Signed items from Annika Sorenstam, etc. This bag would look great in my golf collection.

Since I work as a volunteer for a couple of golf courses I am always willing to test new golf balls so I can recommend or not, the golf balls to golfers I meet. Love to help out.

Since I am a golf purist, I do not use a range finder and can usually calculate my distance within 3 yards. However, I would be a great candidate to test your range finder since I am a non-user of this technology.

If you are looking for more consistency in your driver and the ability to move the ball either way, then I would recommend a Cobra driver. Again, just like the Ping drivers there are different models so find a Cobra that works for you. If you are into distance then probably Taylor Made or Callaway will work for you. In any case. make sure to test and get fitted for the proper driver. Also, the shaft that is standard may not be the right one, try many variations to get the right trajectory and spin rates for optimal performance.

I love this contest. I love Cobra woods, hybrids. At 72 years old, I hit my 16.5 hybrid 220 yards the other day. Overshot the green and then holed out a chip shot to save par on a tough par 5. This wood be great to get some new equipment.

Name/City State - Lance Kulman/Puyallup, Washington Zelos Model & Flex You Wish To Test - NS PRO ZELOS 7 R flex Swing Speed - 85mph Current Shaft/Flex In Use - NS Pro Modus3 Tour Pro 105 R flex/ 1/2 inch longer than standard

Lance, Puyallup, WA RH 1st Choice - 3 wood – 14* - MRC Tensei CK Blue 70 gram Regular 2nd Choice - 18* - Recoil ES 75 F3 Regular Hdcp - 7.8 Yes, I play Cobra Hybrids 18 degree & 24 degree

I am an 8 handicap index and live in Puyallup, WA. I currently play the Ping I200's and hit my 8 iron around 135 yards I have never heard of Sub 70 before but based on the picture would love to give the clubs a try.

I live in Washington State, western side. I have never used any range finder or watch in my life because I do not think it is that much help. My current way of determining distance is eyeballing it usually within 5 yards of my buddies range finder. If I could hit it closer than 5 yards I would be on the senior tour. Love to try a watch out though since I collect watches.

Lance/Washington Hdcp: 7.6 Current irons in play: Ping I200 Carry distance of 7 iron: 144 yards Love to test the new G410's.

Tier 1 - Patrick Cantlay Tier 2 - Matt Kuchar Tier 3 - Luke List Tier 4 - Jason Dufner Tier 5 - Andrew Putnam, he is new to the PGA and now has his card. Playing very good so far this year, do to break through on a major.

The new PING G400+ would be an ideal driver for me to test since I have fitted PING clubs, been fitted for PING clubs and play mostly PING golf clubs. I am a 5.7 handicap with a 95 mph swing speed on my driver and fairway woods. I currently play a Cobra LTD driver because of the better accuracy although this new driver from PING with the sliding weights might bring me back to PING woods again. The model I would like to test is the G410 plus. I can hit the ball either way left to right or right to left but mostly keep it straight with a slight draw. The fact that I work for a golf course and can play whenever I want usually 2 to 3 times a week and I photograph other golf courses and play them would allow me to see how this new driver works on many types of golf course layouts.

Lance Kulman, 9203 169th St E., Puyallup, WA. 98375 Ping 1/2Crazy with custom Winn grip Not fit QUEEN B 9