MScott

Whenever I've sold or traded irons to upgrade, I'm thankful I didn't let the pooh poohers influence me. I have always gotten more money for them because they haven't beaten each other up.

Played Callaway exclusively for years. But I bought Srixon ZX5 irons and they are the best I've ever had. Great on less than perfect hits, and incredible when struck correctly. Go through the turf amazingly well. And, though a side note item, they are beautiful. Still have Callaway driver- Rogue ST Max. I'll be 67 in two weeks, but still drove, on the fly, a 246 yard green Sunday, Ball stopped where it landed. I may try the new Paradym because of the purported smaller dispersion pattern, but not because I'm unhappy. Tried new Srixon Z Star Diamond balls and like them, but they were 5-10 yards shorter than Chrome Soft Triple Track I have played for years. And new Chrome Softs (regular, not X) actually bite better than before, which was the primary reason I tried the Srixon ball. Callaway Rogue ST Max 9.5 Srixon 3w and 3h PXG 1 iron Srixon ZX5 irons 4-A Cleveland 46, 56 Odyssey 7

I have a PXG 1 iron that I use especially on windy days when a high drive or 3w off the tee can be pushed further in the wrong direction. I hit it almost as far as my 3W (with no wind), sometimes farther on firm ground with the run out. WITB Epic Flash Sub Zero. 10o. Mitsubishi Tensei 75g shaft. PXG 1 iron. Stiff. Mavrik Sub Zero 3wd. Mavrick 3Hybrid Mavrik Pro 5-PW. Mack Daddy 46, 52, 60 wedges Odyssey Stoke Lab Marxman Chrome Soft Triple Track

I'm a sales manager at a Chevrolet dealership. Older customer said if his clubs and his wife's wheelchair would fit in a C7 (2016)Corvette, he'd buy it. Brought his clubs and her sport model, low profile chair, we placed them under the hatch, which closed with ease. He grinned, and an hour later, drove it away. I see him quite often at local tour events, still grinning and driving his club hauler.