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UncleDanger

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Upstate NY
  • Interests
    European soccer, travel, grilling
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  • Swing Speed
    90 mph or less
  • Handicap
    15
  • Player Type
    Casual
  • Biggest Strength
    Approach
  • Biggest Weakness
    Driver/Off the Tee

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  1. Ive had about a month with my 0211's (5-SW). My impressions: 5i & 6i are giving me some trouble. I am inconsistent at best with these two. Mind you, I believe the problem lies more with the user than the tool. I tend to try too hard with these clubs and "help" the ball. I am hopeful that these clubs will force me to make the swing changes necessary to improve my overall game. 7i-W are money! I am experiencing a great improvement in accuracy with these clubs. A few yards shorter than my old sticks but the accuracy has more than made up for the 3-5 yards less distance. I have simply adjusted my club selection and proceeded. GW is becoming a real favorite. I use it mostly around the green when I need a soft shot that won't roll out. Haven't tried to use it for many full swings yet. I don't tend to hit that type of shot anyway. SW seems good. Traps are hard to figure right now as they are not raked and conditions are spotty at best. Overall, I am really happy with my set. The clubs look great and do respond when struck properly. I look forward to continuing to get more experience with them and improving my game. It's good to have something to look forward to in these times. Stay safe one and all.
  2. I’ve found my new 0211 irons to fly within a couple yards of old set (Big Bertha). What I have noticed is that I am much more accurate with scoring clubs. Enjoy yours when they get in!
  3. Thanks for all of the advice. My daughter is just picking up the game and loses a lot of balls in water and woods.
  4. I use both. GPS is “always on” for yardage to layups and green center. Laser is used on par 3 and holes where there is a hazard near green that I need specific yardage info for.
  5. Hole in one. Usually a good view of green and your group is all right there with you to properly celebrate the shot. I’ve been fortunate enough to have 3 HIO.
  6. Hard to argue with any of these. Augusta would be the choice for me.
  7. Hate a squeaky shoe! Has the power to totally distract me from my game.
  8. I have found that having foam “noodles” in the cup has encouraged me to make a more forceful stroke as I get a little joy out of bouncing the ball off the foam and back towards me. I think this will help me after the virus has passed () as I was always one to try to die the ball into the hole. Time will tell.
  9. Some nice advice here. I have seen many pre-shot routines in my day. My favorites are those that are time efficient though. Lol
  10. I’ve used Ping wedges for years. Personally feel that they are greatly underrated. I have used an original Glide for years now along with a couple of Tour-S wedges. Solid performers for me.
  11. Nice review. I bought a set with the heroes pricing (5-SW), MMC regular flex. LOVE the 7-SW, still trying to get the 5 & 6 to cooperate.
  12. Agreed. I’ve developed the habit of pulling the club with bag vertical and then lowering into stand position.
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