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Go to Golfworks.com (no I am not associated with the company). They have all the grips and tools you could ever want and more. The kits come with instructions and all you need to regrip clubs. If you want to build a club they have what you need for that also. I have bought from them for years and have been very satisfied.

Most things are just entertainment, but I did find a bunker tip that was helpful. It was from Steve Johnston and was different from the normal open stance, open club, cut across the ball tips. The main thing is, it works.

I was in a golf shop talking to someone about some equipment. He mentioned that it had been highly rated on MyGolfSpy. I hadn't heard of it so I looked it up when I got home and now I check it most every day.

THE hardest short in golf is: the next iron shot after a shank!

For me the best club of all time is the Acushnet Bullseye putter. Although I have newer ones, I still go back to it on a regular basis. The one I got rid of that I wish I still had is an Odyssey White Hot center shafted #2. It is similar to the Bullseye, so maybe I should pay more attention instead of changing.

Try the PXG Gen 4 XF 7 wood (prior model being discontinued and on sale). I put one into play about 15 months ago and love it. An alternative would be the PXG 0211. My setup is driver, 7 wood, 26* hybrid into irons and wedges. I am a 70+ left-hander.

I have bought used balls from LostGolfBalls.com for years. I have bought both Mint condition and Refinished. (They guarantee the refinished ball is what it says it is. If it's a Pro V1, it is a Pro V1, not a lesser ball). I had one instance with Mint balls that had 4 or 5 lesser balls, but usually that was not the case. The Refinished balls have been excellent and I can't tell the difference from new other than they are all numbered 1. The price of the refinished balls beat the DTC balls by a mile and the Mint balls are still a better price.