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Tier 5: Scottie Scheffler Winning score: -2 Cheers!

Winning Score: -11 Tier 5: Jason Kokrak

Michael. Oklahoma. Edel 2.0 Right Hand I have been interested in some time now in switching to a mallet putter as opposed to my current blade putter. I have tested a few at golf stores and have really enjoyed the feel of a mallet putter as it seems I can keep my stroke much straighter. Testing this on the course would be ideal since over the last year I have improved my game off the tee and from the fairways and putting is the last piece of my game that I am trying to put together. Cheers!

- Michael - Stillwater, OK - 98 mph driver swing speed, 9 handicap - 3 iron, 3 wood Right Handed Cheers!

Not sure if this has been posted but https://m.dickssportinggoods.com/s/rorywins Terms and conditions state "no purchase necessary" "To participate without making a Qualifying Purchase, during the Promotion Period, visit a participating Dick’s Sporting Goods or Golf Galaxy location in the United States and obtain a unique numbered Refund Promotion form from a sales associate. Refund Promotion forms will not be available after ordinary business hours of participating stores on May 15, 2019." Basically, just walk in, ask for a refund Promotion form, and if Rory wins send it in for a free M5 or M6.

Tier 5 pick -> Kevin Na Winning score -> -9

Tier 1: Rory McIlroy Tier 2: Patrick Cantlay Tier 3: Thomas Pieters Tier 4: Byeong Hun An Tier 5: Charles Howell Winning Score: -15

Michael - Oklahoma Nike SV 60 degree and Mizuno MP-64 PW Would love to try BXW-1 52, 56, and 60!

1. Michael 2. Oklahoma 3. 15 Handicap 4. I am using 18 birdies for GPS and use it a few times each round to track shots (mainly to see different distances with different clubs) Thanks!!

- Michael / Oklahoma, USA - 18 birdies app on iOS

Welcome from Oklahoma! I was just in Clearwater last week for work and a group of us were able to take an afternoon and go play Innisbrook. Some great courses in that area.

Welcome to the forum!

Like most golfers, I am always wanting to add equipment... and whenever that is complete it's about time to go through and update everything, rinse and repeat. I am at a dilemma right now and am struggling to figure out what to add next to my set and would like some advice! Basically, my options are: 1. Some kind of long iron/hybrid/wood - I only have a 3 and 4 iron which I don't hit very good at all and a 3-wood which I can hit pretty well. I have looked at different hybrids or even a 5 or a 7 wood to help with those longer yardages that are too long for my 5 iron but too short for my 3 wood. 2. Gap wedge(s) - Right now I have the pitching wedge that came with my iron set and a 60-degree wedge. I hit my PW around 130 and have gotten pretty good at hitting my 60 lately but I still struggle in those ranges in between the PW and 60 and wouldn't mind adding a 52, 54, and 56. The second part of this question is if I can only get one of those at a time which wedge to add first? 3. Gear overhaul - New bag, new shoes, new iron grips. My bag is an older stand bag and the dividers are coming loose so the clubs mix around every now and then when moving. My shoes are older than any club I own. Winning the lottery and being able to do it all at once would be nice! But until that happens I'll have to settle with the slower method. I mean, the tortoise does win the race, right? Thanks for any input!

I am participating in my first 4 person scramble this weekend since quite a few years ago and I am a much better golfer now. What have you found is a good strategy for a 4 person scramble? The other three guys are your average golf once or twice a year guys, but really fun to golf with! I'm not too sure on the specific rules to this scramble. Obviously, I just want to go out and have fun but let's assume there is no cheating (big assumption), what are some good key points and strategies that can help us get a lower score?

- Michael - Oklahoma, USA - 3-PW Mizuno MP 64, True Temper Gold Stiff flex - 165 yards