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Two Christmas’s ago I received 4 dozen chrome soft. They mostly sleep with the fishes now. I switched to the maxfli cg balls after looking at the data in the MGS buyers guide. As unskilled as I am it is probably all in my head but they seem to go longer and straighter. Also. Dicks has them on sale through the 13th with free personalization. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

Thanks All. looking forward to some practice and another round !

Thanks everyone !

Congratulations on breaking through that barrier !!!

Forced to take most of the season off last year for health issues. Fourth round in this year and I carded an 84. Not sure how I managed it. Maybe I can repeat it

My Father hooked me on the game. And his Father in Law (my Grandfather) introduced him. Reformed him from the evils of Baseball, I like to say . And I try to get my son to play. He does occasionally . Perhaps he will play more as time allows.

As mention by many the club glove two packs are nice. I also carry 1 or 2 of generic trifold towels with the grommet And the clip. The trifolds can completely cover a putter or wedge grip during early morning rounds when you need to walk to an approach side shot and lay one club in the grass while hitting. Oh and the frogger brand magnetic clips are nice. No fumbling with a snap hook. Just get the magnet close to the holder. Or to snag a club on the ground if necessary

I am by no means a fitter and no where near your skill level but bens197 and rtracymog have good points. The new set has has more that two significant changes. Based on your skill level, I'm going to go out on a limb and say it's probably not your swing Question..Did the fitting include an outdoor range session to see true ball flight and turf interaction? im 6'2" and hitting +1 but my clubs are 2 Up instead of 2 flat. I'm not sure how many fitters still use a lie board but that was key when the fitter was recommending my lie angle and i'm sure that was based on my path to the ball. Also, If you still have the ping's, extend and bend your favorite to see if the ball flight changes.

Thanks very much

Question...what is the rule of 12 please? thanks

I just purchased hogan wedges and had them built to my spec. I felt it would help since the set wedges they replaced were upright and +1. I don’t think I could have hit them otherwise

Great info Rev I think I understand where you are coming from here. I have two set wedges, PW and AW in the XR-OS's along with two old Renegar's which I always left in the garage because they were "non functioning" (wink) . The AW has always been a full swing 70 yards and the PW a full swing 90 yards. I have tried for many years to employ the Pelz 3 swing method. Occasionally it works, most of the time it's just ok. So, in an effort to have some consistency under 70 yards AND have something that will actually have a chance to hold a green, I decided to try some Hogan's. I picked up a TK 44 and three Equalizers ( 48, 52 and 56 ). Once they arrived, off to the range I went. I can say that I now know the Equalizer 52 is a solid 50 yard club for me. The 44 can replace my set PW . The jury is still out on the 48 and 56 as I just have not had the time I would like to practice with the new tools. The pro of the decision. Feel and versatility from the forged clubs AND I now have a change to hold a green as they will definitely impart actin on the ball that I have never been able to achieve with the the set wedges. The cons of the switch. I found that I have to commit to learning HOW to hit these clubs as they are not Game Improvement models. AND Now I have two more clubs that may or may not have a place in the rotation in regards to yardages. I guess Time will tell..... AND they are Really Nice Looking Clubs IMHO

Absolutely Beautiful Clubs. I wish I was in the market

Yes the video clip is great. I am sure they will be good scoring tools in he right hands

I received a teaser email that looks like CG is about to announce a new wedge. Perhaps a CBX replacement? Oh well. I just ordered some Equalizers

Awesome. LEO family so much support for that design[emoji120] Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

Good afternoon. Does anyone have one available for purchase? Thanks Callaway XR OS 2up 1over BB 454 driver -1 Razor fit 3w Nickent 3h and Nickent PP-001 [emoji41]yup. Original owner [emoji41] In Tennessee with an 18 handicap Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

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@AlanMP. I have a set of Wilson staff button backs. 1971 2 or 3 I think. With matching 1 3 4 5 woods. If you are interested I will take pictures and post them. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

I had a similar issue years ago. I ended up using a generic elbow support with pressure pads. It had a Velcro strap to put pressure on a gel pad. It is a tight sleeve that also supports and covers the elbow. It didn’t really hinder movement. You can pick them up at a pharmacy store so it is an inexpensive fix and might help Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

And I’m partial to my no name 29 dollar fold up pull cart with removable wheels. It’s light and I can leave the frame on the bag in the trunk. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

Photos? I just moved and the previous owner left one in the attic. Just needs cleaning and lube. Now I have 4. [emoji24] Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

The title sums it up. Can't get out for another day but I'm think about toying with the Moe Norman style swing. I tried it a couple of years ago and hit a few more fairways. Has anyone tried it? Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

I found a shorter length put me in more fairways. That's not scientific by any means but just by noting I hit the fairway on my scorecard. I tried several longer ( today's standard) shafts and I had no control. Not that I have that much now [emoji23] but it seemed to help me. And I did not loose distance that I could tell. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

TPC Harding Park was the most difficult and the most fun for me Sent from my iPad using MyGolfSpy