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For me, it happened when I finally bought a range finder. After measuring front/back/pin to greens.....I can reasonably approximate the carry. Any decent longer shot, I measure to an object near where it landed. Most days the thing i measure the least is the pins.....really have a better handle on my yardages all while playing.

Battery replaced quickly once requested....

So is the Pro on the left in every pic but the last? Great pics...thnaks....just wanna make sure

I let my driver live rent free in my head, as they say, for a while. I was overthinking it. Played the mini-driver, as you say you have, for a while for confidence. Curious if I was missing out on any yardage, I used driver on the widest open holes....then snuck it back in more and more. Just my experience.....good luck.

In the immortal words of Meatloaf...."two outta three ain't bad" I think the first guy did you a solid by not wasting your time or money. It just wasn't a fit. Maybe he is burned out.

If it's the only problem club, put it away for a while. I've done this.....and I am always surprised how quickly it makes it back into the bag. First, only on wide open fairways....then more frequently. Not saying all the other advice isn't spot on, but sometimes things can just get in your head.

Tried it for the first time this summer....wish I had years ago. They come in pairs but for humidity/sweat I only used/needed one.

Rain gloves are perfect for hot/humid weather....instead of sweating thru a couple of gloves.

I agree with the ruling....but also...what was the big rush to pick it up? Concede the putt, but there really is no need to pick up anyone else's ball or marker. That kinda bugs me.

Big Tour Edge fairway wood fan.....highly recommend

I can't wrap my head around anything too "golf-tech". Found a pro that can teach without "golf-tech" and I can wrap my head around the ideas much better. Too many positions and angles running around my head and I'm a mess..... Check out Danny Maude.....he's a great example of trying to simplify things without getting too technical...as an example.

I've had my TAIII wide blade for a few weeks now. Great putter. What it HAS exposed is my green reading. I can start the ball on line easier with this putter than any I have used.....missed putts are more often misreads than mis-hits. Also, I really like that the weight kit is included....you can really dial in the speed control/feel. The TAIII has no alignment line....just a dot. I find that far less distracting. Great magnetic head cover also..... As always with my Sub70....only complaint is I waited too long to pull the trigger on the purchase.

Dumped my driver this week. Least consistent club in my bag....sick of trying to adjust to it. Brought out the ole aeroburner mini driver (14deg)...don't know why, always hit it pretty consistently. Consistent contact leads to confidence....SO much more enjoyable! Also...even if it's a little shorter (and maybe not)....I am not relying on that 1 in 10 chance of really catching it with the driver. I am just sick of mishits.

It depends why I think I need new clubs. If I'm hitting a club well, but aren't getting the same results as others (distance, shape)....I would start there. Putters are used the most.....so many styles to help.

I did get a mid-size grip on my A wedge that matches my set, as it will be for mostly full swings. The Kirkland grips are not my favorite, but, to my surprise, I am liking the standard (narrower?) grips on the wedges for partial shots and around the greens. have more feel. I can see me switching out the gap wedges from time to time, to get a feel for what is best for me. One of the reasons I bought the Kirklands....a cheaper way to experiment with my wedge setup.