J Kreger

I have tried them and I do enjoy using one! I like saving money when I can and I like the workout from carrying it for 18. I didn't notice any differences in my game when I used one vs not! Sent from my SM-J737V using MyGolfSpy mobile app

No push cart for me yet just a bag carrier. I like the extra workout I get from hauling it around for 18. I'm also a mid 20's guy so my opinion may change within the next 15-20 years! Sent from my SM-J737V using MyGolfSpy mobile app

I. WISH.

About a year into playing I picked up some Ray Cook wedges (52 and 60 degree) and have been gaming them since. I really like them and have since added a TM milled grind 56 degree. From the TM milled grind to either of my Ray Cook's I can't tell much of a difference in them when it comes to performance and feel. Any other Ray Cook wedge users out there? What has your experience been with them?

Thank you so much for the response this is really helpful. Now to get some epoxy!

Not many. If I had to guess maybe 30% of my shots in general land past the hole due to me know they will almost certainly roll out.

I understand. Thank you for the response! I believe I will revisit this when I have my game more under control.

Since I am a ball-finding fiend I usually play with found Pro-V1's but if not I regularly use either the Callaway Chromesoft, or the TM TP5. I guess I am not sure how hard the greens are I play on!

When I am close to or around greens I notice my ball never has any spin to make it check up or even when I am taking a full swing with a higher lofted club farther away. Is there some secret to getting the ball to roll back or check up on the green?

The shaft with my hybrid is graphite. I have been noticing this a little on my newer irons as well which are steel.

If the ferrule might be rising up the shaft would this be an easy fix with just pushing it back down to the club head? Not home right now to confirm this but your reply is giving me some slight hope right now.

It is easy sometimes to forget that golf is a physical sport. I've been of the mindset that warming up before a range session or a round is key to playing your best. But sometimes, either due to arriving later to a tee time or a rushed range session, it gets missed. Do you guys warm-up too? Is this something that you find you don't need as much with golf? Am I hurting my game by not doing a warmup in these cases?

I've started to notice that the head of my hybrid seems to be pulling away from the ferrule of the club. The space between the two has started to get noticeably bigger the past couple days. Should I be taking this in to get repaired? I don't want my club head to go flying on a random shot and lose it. Or worse, hit someone.

Hey everyone, When I first picked up golf I despised walking a full 18 due to not have a bag with good straps or a stand. A cart was convenient, easy. Finally, almost three years later after picking up the game my fiancée gifted me a new golf bag with great straps and stand. A major upgrade over my thrifty Goodwill bag! And for the first time in my extremely young golf life, I found my love of the walk. For so long, I always thought a cart was superior and walking was just a hassle. I could not have been more wrong. Who knew a good bag could turn me into such a walking fiend. Besides my own philosophy of walking keeps your legs activated and ready for the next shot I love being outdoors. Although it is more of a pedicured nature walk, I'll take any time when I can hear the birds chirping and the person a hole away swearing at another duffed iron shot. I feel like I may be alone in my thinking as a lot of my friends who golf always want to take a cart. What does everyone else prefer?

Driver: Cobra F9 Speedback(set to 10 deg) 3 Wood: Srixon F65(15 deg) Hybrid: Cobra Baffler TWS (20 deg) Irons: Cobra Forged One Length( 4-PW) Wedges: 52 deg Ray Cook, 56deg TM Milled Grind, 60 deg Ray Cook Putter: Odyssey F7 2-ball