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start out putting for 30-1hour hit 30balls with wedges hit 15balls in bunker hit 15balls irons 8,6,4 hit 15balls irons 9,7,5 hit 5-10balls 3w hit 5-10balls driver putt again for 15-30mins go home if warming up to play putt for 10-15mins to get feel of it 10balls wedges only 10balls irons 8,6,4 5balls 3wood 5balls driver Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

maybe try and add weight for slow greens. i find the red day was very light and was good on fast icy green but wasn't good on slow greens Taylormade M2 - Driver Taylormade M2 - 3W Callaway Apex - 3i-9i Vokey SM6 - 46°, 54°, 60° SC - Newport M1 Taylormade - TP5X

i use to have the Red Day Spider Tour. actually really liked the putter. even with out the sight line it was still very easy to aim the putter. i would buy the weight kit because they come standard very light feel. the reason i don't have my day putter anymore. the black face started to chip off the black paint and it was showing white grooves and that was less then 24hours of owning the putter and only 20min on the practice green. took it back and got store credit and ordered a Scotty Cameron Newport M1. best putter i've bought and wish i did it sooner. if u want a good putter get a scotty. yea they pricy but well worth it. easy to putt and rolls so good. better then the spider tour tbh Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

over time yes a shaft will start to become more flex then it used to be. tour players change out there shafts like every six months. normal golfers who don't swing as fast ware out in year or two. we don't need shaft changes that much or if u buy new clubs each year. tour players swing there clubs 2-3x more then we do in a whole year. grips always replaced every 4-3months. some of my grips already need replacing and had em for a couple months