
Bob M
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- Birthday July 1
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Clinton Twp MI
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Bob Clinton Twp MI I-phone XR Indoor and outdoor, at range and have a net
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Testers ANNOUNCED! SQAIRZ Golf Shoes
Bob M replied to Golfspy_CG2's topic in Past Testing Opportunities
Bob, Clinton Twp MI. 11 1/2 Have several Dryjoys Staying Dry and comfortable are important -
Testers ANNOUNCED! Titleist TSi Drivers
Bob M replied to Golfspy_CG2's topic in Past Testing Opportunities
Bob Clinton Twp MI Currently use Taylormade Burner 16 handicap 100 mph swing speed Titleist TSi3 left handed s -
Testers ANNOUNCED! Wilson D7 Forged Irons
Bob M replied to Golfspy_CG2's topic in Past Testing Opportunities
Bob, Clinton MI 17 handicap Currently using Callaway FT -
Bob M started following Pre-shot tips you tell yourself and Competitors ANNOUNCED: #COBRACONNECT Challenge 4
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There's a just too little interest in my mind to bother watching. I did watch some fo Rickie, Rory and Company, and enjoyed that, these guys are the now wave of hot golfers
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Competitors ANNOUNCED: #COBRACONNECT Challenge 4
Bob M replied to STUDque's topic in Past Testing Opportunities
Being new to the forum, I am excited to see what the competitions will be 1. 17 handicap, Clinton Twp MI 2. Instagram (8salizar), Facebook (Bob Miller) 3. Expected Rounds. 12 or more 4. currently Taylormade Burner driver, Wilson Deep Red 3,5 wood, Nike hybrid, Callaway FT irons, Wedges, odyssey putter 5. Dreambag king Speedzone Xtreme Driver LH 9.0 degree graphite stiff Mitsubishi Tensei +3/4” long yellow and black speedzone fairway LH 3F stiff 1/2 inch long yellow and black speedzone hybrid LH 4H stiff speedzone irons custom Left 4-PW steel regular shaft +1/2 “ long king black (conv) wedge set -
2020 Most Wanted Driver: Now with comparisons to previous years!
Bob M replied to GolfSpy MPR's topic in Spy News
Before I buy a new club I always head to the driving range several days with my old club in hand for comparison, and don't get into the hype that the new club has to be better, it took me a long time to change my driver, and I still looking at my old TaylorMade 360 XR with longing to try it out again -
I had a Dunlop Loco “crazy Long” Driver some 15 years ago- absolutely crushed this Driver- I would hit it 300+ all day- some days with a slice other days straight ! On the off season I returned it to the shop due to a broken Ferrule and ended up with a Used Taylormade 360 XD Trade - I was never sure that was the best move. I do still have the head cover, I’ve worn it out with my Taylormade. Currently using a Burner.
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Wilson Deep Red Fat Shafts
Bob M replied to Bob M's topic in Introduce Yourself/ WIYB (What's In Your Bag)
I have to agree that technology has improved. I play at Clubcorp clubs and they have Taylormade M5s that I rent and I don’t feel I get anything more out of these woods. I do like the M5 woods just fine but the irons are too fat on the bottom of the club, I like my Callaway FT irons a lot more -
I have had 3 and 4 Wilson Deep Red Fat Shaft woods for 15? Years- absolutely love these woods off the fairway and the tee. Anyone else using these woods? I keep thinking about updating but I do really like these clubs too much to take out of my bag
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both Phil and a Tiger can still win any day - just Like so many players on the tour, I don’t think either Phil or (even) Tiger has it in them any more to be in the chase week after week, like they were for so long in the prime of their career. And now there are a new group of elite pros that fit that bill, especially Brooks, Rory, Dustin, Raymond, DeChambeau and a couple others I’m sure I missed.
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I agree 100% - good for Vijay to try to move back up to contention by playing in a tournament that he qualified for. Looking to other sports, how different is this than a major leaguer going to the minor leagues in an attempt to improve and return to the big leagues