Rob Person Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 I've always had 1 hole on each 9 that I think laughs and mocks me when I get on its tee box. What holes do you have that vexxes you? I have 2 that are always saying "Not today Sally!" and "Thanks for coming, better luck next time!" And for me they are the hardest ones to play. They are also usually my blowup holes. The 1st is a par 3, usually about 140 yards over water, hitting from an elevated position. it's a wavy sloped tabletop green with a very steep bunker across the entire front. It also has no short spotted layup area because it jets out to the right, and the left side falls into a mucky and dense water runoff area. So if you manage to hit the green, let's hope it lands dead center or just left of the pin. The other one is a monster tee shot over water. It's very easy to catch the fairway, but it also slopes back towards the water, and believe me, they will roll in fast! On the off chance you clear the middle of the fairway, you can easily find yourself in the steep far side hills and in the rough. Sometimes giving you a blind 2nd shot towards the green. And a short layup shot is not easy either. (See the last picture) Hero shots are welcome, but not advised! But perhaps the even trickier shot is onto the green. It's uphill, and the front and left downslope is no joke! Even your ball retriever can't help you here! So these are my nemesis holes. What's yours? vandyland, TJ Hall, sirchunksalot and 4 others 6 1 Quote WITB- Driver -Titleist 910D, 3w- Titleist 910F, 5hy/7hy- Titleist 910H, 6-PW - Stix , 52⁰, 56⁰, 60⁰ - Stix , Putter- AI-ONE DB / Lombardi Tour 34 custom Just an old newbie golfer, trying to learn and improve 1 club at a time. Link to comment
TJ Hall Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 All of them!!! Theres a few that I’ve hit some bad tee shots on before, regardless of how I’m playing it always seems to happen on the same hole. My typical ball flight is right to left, so anything hole that doglegs right just doesn’t suit my eye and is a tough tee shot for me. ejgaudette, sirchunksalot, Rob Person and 1 other 4 Quote TaylorMade SIM 2 Max Driver TaylorMade Sim Ti 3 wood Titleist U505 Hybrid (3H) TaylorMade Tour Preferred CB Irons (4-PW) Vokey SM8 Wedges (52/56/60) Odyssey Ai-ONE 7S Putter Link to comment
DiscipleofPenick Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 Yep there's certain courses that I play in a semi-rotation where they get to me. It's usually the tee shot. On my current home course that alternates between #7 and #9. On my absolute favorite course, #12 has been in my head for years. TJ Hall, Josh Parker, ejgaudette and 2 others 5 Quote Take Dead Aim Driver: PXG 0211 10.5* Fairway: Titleist 917 F3 15* Hybrid: Adams Idea Pro Boxer Gold 18* Irons: MacGregor MT-86 Pro Wedges: Vokey 50/54/58 Putter: SeeMore X2 Costa del Mar Ball: Srixon Z-Star Link to comment
VernL4 Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 Hole #1 of my favorite course would definitely be the one. It's a dogleg left. I hit a slice with my driver way too often. I played there about two weeks ago. My tee shot was a bit left of the fairway! The guy I was playing with said "I'll give you a freebie on the first hole tee". I said "Nope, that's way better than being way over there where I'm usually at! TJ Hall, ejgaudette, sirchunksalot and 1 other 3 1 Quote M6 clubs in the bag and a GARMIN Fenix 7 on the wrist! Link to comment
DerekL Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 Ha - great topic…first response is first hole of any boys trip! Guaranteed shank! At my home course (Redwood Meadows), I have my own personal Amen’s Corner. Holes 13-15, fairly short par 4, dogleg left par 5 with water down the left and par 3 over water…they are the make or break for my round! Hacker60521, TJ Hall, sirchunksalot and 1 other 4 Quote Be kind to everyone, they might be the next person giving you a gimmie. Link to comment
aguybadatgolf Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 (edited) Oh yea, Colorado National. It’s long and has a decent amount of forced carries. Hole 14 is a 233 yard par 3 into a very elevated green that slopes of very steeply into a creek or brush. I think I’ve played the course 4-5 times now and have only stayed on the green once. The rest have taken a ball, never to be seen again. Edited April 10 by aguybadatgolf Rob Person, TJ Hall and sirchunksalot 3 Quote Tester Opportunities 2024 Ping S159 Wedges 2023 Zebra AIT3 Putter The Bag Driver - Paradym Ai Smoke MAX Driver with Project X Denali - 6.5 3W - Paradym 15° with Kai'li™ White - X 3H - Gen5 0311 19° with Ventus Blue Velocore - X Driving Iron - 699 Pro 20° with UST PROFORCE V2 Hybrid White/Yellow - X Irons - 6-PW 699 Pro in black with Dynamic Gold X100 Wedges - S159 50, 54, 58 Dynamic Gold X100 (TESTER) Putter - KING 3D Printed Agera Armlock Putter , Zebra AIT 3 (On time out) Ball - Z-Star XV or Pro Plus Tester for 2024 Ping S159 Wedges 2023 Zebra AIT3 Putter Link to comment
GolfSpy_APH Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 Yup. Hole 9. A well protected par 3 and I just suck at it lol TJ Hall, Rob Person, ejgaudette and 1 other 2 2 Quote as of Nov 6, 2023 (Past WITB) Driver: Paradym TD w/ GD ADDI 6X Driver Shootout! Wood: F7 3 wood 14.5* w/ Motore F1 Shaft Irons: T Series - T200 5 Iron T150 6-9 Iron T100 PW/GW Wedge: Toura Golf - A Spec 53,37,61 degree Putter: Mezz Max! Balls: Vice Pro Plus Drip (Blue/Orange) Link to comment
skraeling Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 (edited) 10000% My golf leagues hole 18. A not super long par5, but a difficult one (2nd highest handicap hole on the course). Up hill from the tee box and the crest of this hill is at almost 300yd on a slight leg left. Needless to say you have a blind shot to the green which slightly dog legs right at the very end. Also dont miss trying to hit this second shot or your ball is just GONE. Not much room for error if you try and go for the green on the second shot. mess tee shot up? enjoy the trees you puppet ass ******. Too short? enjoy being blind for several shots. Edited April 10 by skraeling ejgaudette, taylorjonasher, sirchunksalot and 4 others 5 1 1 Quote Driver - Sim2Max 10.5° (set at 9*) UST Helium shaft 3W - StealthHL 16.5° 3h - Sim2max 19° irons - Sim2OS kbsmax85mt steel shafts reg flex 5i-Aw wedgies - Jaws MD5 52°-10° (Bounce) S Grind Jaws MD5 56°-12° (Bounce) W Grind Putter - Mizuno OMOI Type II VENTUS Velocore+ review Stack Referral code Final Sugar "Pure" Golf Balls Review Link to comment
Josh Parker Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 I have a couple. #10 par 5 with a huge oak tree 40 yards infront of the tee box and being a lefty need to set up with that in line and then another huge cluster of oaks 150yds out that you either go over or lay up to the left of it. #15 par 5 that I have talked about a ton on here. Uphill and fairway slopes left to right. Perfect for a lefty to pull a shot and end up 60yds down the hill. TJ Hall, sirchunksalot, ejgaudette and 2 others 5 Quote Titleist GT3 11* Tensei 1k blue Titleist TSR2 4w 16* Titleist TSR2 5w 18.75* MKII ZX 5's (4-6) w/ KBS Tour V MKII ZX 7's (7-PW) w/ KBS Tour V Vokey SM9 Wedges 50* 54* 58* DF2.1 Putter Link to comment
Bill Galinas Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 I have two at my club. Both are par 3s. The first is 180 with a very narrow target area. The second is a 230 yard downhill par 3 with a creek protecting the green. I don't get bothered by bogey on either one. As long as I take 5 out of the equation. I can make the shots up on other holes. ejgaudette, Josh Parker, Rob Person and 1 other 4 Quote I've learned more life lessons on a golf course than in any school. I play golf. What is Twitter? Link to comment
Nick_D Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 Par 5 along the river with a fairway that is BEGGING to be hit. I miss it every single time.... Josh Parker, TJ Hall, skraeling and 4 others 5 1 1 Quote Link to What's in My Bag Post - G430 Max - LTDx 3 Wood - Mavrik 4 & 5 hybrids - Pro 225 Irons - SM9 50, 54, 58 degree - Teryllium Longneck Newport 2 / - Jailbird 380 / Hudson Made Carman Custom Nick_D's Putter Projects - Z-Star Diamond Link to comment
GolfSpy_KFT Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 Without a doubt hole #14 at my home course. Tight, slight dogleg left with a narrow landing area about 200 yards give or take from the tee box. Wooded OB left of the fairway, and if you go long of the fairway right it is long native grass. Miss right but short of the grass, and you typically have to punch out due to trees and hole layout. Pin is usually tucked back right on the green behind a bunker with woods nearly on top of the green. I've played it well a handful of times, but typically if I can get out of there with no worse than a double, I consider it a success. ejgaudette, Rob Person, sirchunksalot and 4 others 7 Quote Driver: GT3 9|Tour AD-UB 6S (testing in progress) Fairways: GT2 15 & 18|Tour AD-UB 7S (testing in progress) | Aerojet Max 7|Kai'Li White 70X Hybrid: King TEC 3H|MCA MMT 85g Stiff Irons: Aerojet 6-GW|KBS $-taper Lite Stiff Wedges: Vokey SM10 52.12F|56.12D|True Temper Vokey Wedge Flex Putter: Super Select Newport 2.0 Ball: Tour & ProV1 #LeftyGang Titleist GT Long Game Test (Link Here) Cobra 50th Anniversary Member Special Challenge (link here) Link to comment
GolfSpy_BEN Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 I’ve mentioned it a time or twenty, but it is the 2nd hole, par 4 on my home course: Off the tee, a carried drive of 245 yards is required, otherwise you are in the creek. My normal play is a layup of 190-200 yards, which usually leaves a 7 iron into the green. It is by far, my most bogeyed hole. Josh Parker, ejgaudette, TJ Hall and 5 others 7 1 Quote WITB: D: GT-2 10° w/ GD Tour AD-UB 6s 3W: GT-3 15 Tensei Black 75 X 3h: G430 18° Tour 2.0/Stiff 7W: 21° Rogue ST Max LinQ 7X 4i: Pro 225 with Project X io 6.0 6i-PW: Pro 225 with Recoil 110 f4 50,54° & 58°: SM-10 P: Link.1 Ball: Pro Plus Drip Bag: Ghost MGS Anyday 14 way "And so, we beat on, boats against the current, borne ceaselessly into the past." - Fitzgerald ” The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.” - Frost "That you are here—that life exists and identity, That the powerful play goes on, and you may contribute a verse." - Whitman Link to comment
BreakfastBall15 Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 A few at Kickingbird Golf Course in Edmond, OK. The par 3 6th hole. Only about 140-135 depending on the day but uphill and the green has level areas to the right and left but a huge valley inbetween them. If the greens are playing fast and you catch it on the downslope your ball is going off the green. Aiming at the middle of the green is not even a thought here. Just hope you can get it on the side of the green where the pin is to give yourself a look at birdie. I've played this course about 30 times, 1 birdie, a fee pars but mainly bogeys or worse. The par 4 13th. A driveable but massive dog leg right which as a lefty is not good for me. Options are layup to the corner but too far and you're dead or cut the corner and try and get past the trees. If you miss, you're either in tree trouble, on the 14th tee box and forced to keep the next shot low (I've seen a few people try to go over the trees but it never works), or OB. Green has some massive breaks to it depending where the pin is. If I can play these 2 holes at +2 I'm happy. sirchunksalot, Rob Person, Josh Parker and 2 others 5 Quote Driver: PXG Black Ops, Ventus Blue 6X Fairways: PXG 0311 XF Gen 5 3 and 5 wood, Project X Riptide CB 6.0 Hybrid: PXG 0311 XF Gen 5 22 degree, Project X Riptide 6.0 Irons: PXG 0311P Gen 5 5-PW, Project X LS 6.5 Wedges: PXG SG2 50, 56(55), Modus 125 Wedge; PXG SG 2 60, KBS 130 Wedge Putter: TaylorMade Spider GT Red SB Ball: Maxfli Tour S MGS Star Grip Review: https://forum.mygolfspy.com/topic/63328-star-grips-2024-forum-review/ Link to comment
Jon Diggs Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 Yes! The 15th at my course is an uphill par 4 where the elevation to the green from fairway is probably at least 50 feet. The fairway narrows so any shot slightly right is blocked by trees forcing a massive left to right shot with the ball usually well above your feet. The green slopes dramatically from back to front and the only real “fair” pin is front. Anything long is death. Rob Person, ejgaudette, TJ Hall and 1 other 4 Quote Link to comment
PlayBadFast Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 Skybrook Golf Club in Huntersville, NC. Hole 10 par 4 389 uphill the entire way to a tiered green. I can never seem to string together two good shots in a row on this hole! https://www.skybrookgolf.com/course-layout/ TJ Hall, Rob Person, Josh Parker and 1 other 4 Quote “Golf is deceptively simple and endlessly complicated; it satisfies the soul and frustrates the intellect. It is at the same time rewarding and maddening – and it is without a doubt the greatest game mankind has ever invented.” -Arnold Palmer Link to comment
Samuel09152 Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 Yep, Hole number #3 on RTJ Hampton Cove Highlands. It is a par 5 but I always hit the watter on the right, and then have to re-tee or play at the drop zone which is still 285-300 yards away from the pin. It is also a split fairway with 5 sand traps. I am lucky to get out with a bogey. t Its a sirchunksalot, Josh Parker, TJ Hall and 4 others 7 Quote Samuel Hanvey Link to comment
Cade Rousseau Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 Phew, this question made me realize how many golf holes have done me dirty over the years. I mainly play local munis that are fairly forgiving off the tee, but hole 2 at Great Hope in Westover, MD is the first that comes to mind. Water right, tall fescue left and a well placed bunker along the left side of the fairway gives you a small margin of error. I often tend to hit a double cross and find myself reaching in the bag for a second ball. I could go on and on about many other holes, but this one is by far the worst! ejgaudette, Rob Person and Josh Parker 3 Quote Link to comment
ChaosReigns Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 1st hole Carolina colors has claimed many of my Srixon Q star tour divide due to the dreaded first hole shanks off the tee sirchunksalot, TJ Hall, ejgaudette and 2 others 4 1 Quote I’m not the greatest but I’ll always play Link to comment
Scuz Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 Sure do! Played it yesterday and per usual, walked away with a booger! Par 4 over water, downhill to a tiny landing area. Waste area in front of the LZ and 302 yards to carry it to the green. Terrible hole! ejgaudette, ChaosReigns, Rob Person and 2 others 5 Quote Link to comment
Preeway Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 My nemesis last year was hole #10 at the course I play in my mens league. We alternate 9s each week so this plays as hole #1 every other week. The worst part is its a short par 4 but it has lateral hazard left and OB right. The fairway is plenty wide but I had a tendency to find trouble anyway off the tee leading to bogeys and doubles. In 6 rounds played on that side I was probably +10 on that hole last year. Rob Person, Shlax, sirchunksalot and 3 others 5 1 Quote Driver: Aerojet LS, Ventus Velocore+ Blue Shaft - 6S 4 Wood: Rogue ST Max 16.5, Tensei White Shaft - 7S Utility Iron: Fli Hi 3-iron, HAZARDOUS Smoke Black Shaft - S Irons: JPX 921 Tour 4-P, Project X Shafts - Stiff 125g Wedges: 52º, 56º, 60º Putter: Ai-One 7 T CH, 34" Preferred Ball: Z-Star Diamond Pushcart: Nitron Rangefinder: Pro X3+ Link to comment
TigerNE Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 Our home course has 27 holes, so there are more than one nemesis holes. The biggest is one of the 9th holes, which is always our last when that 9 is played. It's a blind downhill tee shot, with woods to the right and big slope from right to left. Very easy to pull it, which is usually a lost ball. The 2nd is then off a downhill/side hill lie over a ravine. It just requires real focus and 2 well executed shots at the end of a round. For people in the area, it's #9 Fairways at Centennial Golf Club in Carmel, NY. ejgaudette, TJ Hall, Rob Person and 1 other 4 Quote Link to comment
SDGolf619 Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 Yep, Par 5 16th at Balboa Park in San Diego. I am left handed and there's a canyon down the left on the entire hole. Even if you hit the fairway off the tee, it gets even more narrow from there with another hillside on the right of the green. I've made one birdie and a couple of pars in the last year of playing it but I'm probably losing over 1.5+ strokes on that hole. One or two bad shots have definitely ruined a lot of good rounds. 16th hole flyover timestamped. ChaosReigns, Rob Person, ejgaudette and 1 other 4 Quote Callaway Rogue ST Max 8* w/Tensei AV White 65-S Callaway Superhybrid 3 17* and 4 20* w/Steelfiber 75 FC Ping i2305 4-PW w/DG 105g TaylorMade MG3 50/54/58 wedges w/DG S200 Odyssey Number 10 Slant Neck Maxfli Tour Ball Link to comment
Shlax Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 2 hours ago, Rob Person said: I've always had 1 hole on each 9 that I think laughs and mocks me when I get on its tee box. What holes do you have that vexxes you? I have 2 that are always saying "Not today Sally!" and "Thanks for coming, better luck next time!" And for me they are the hardest ones to play. They are also usually my blowup holes. The 1st is a par 3, usually about 140 yards over water, hitting from an elevated position. it's a wavy sloped tabletop green with a very steep bunker across the entire front. It also has no short spotted layup area because it jets out to the right, and the left side falls into a mucky and dense water runoff area. So if you manage to hit the green, let's hope it lands dead center or just left of the pin. The other one is a monster tee shot over water. It's very easy to catch the fairway, but it also slopes back towards the water, and believe me, they will roll in fast! On the off chance you clear the middle of the fairway, you can easily find yourself in the steep far side hills and in the rough. Sometimes giving you a blind 2nd shot towards the green. And a short layup shot is not easy either. (See the last picture) Hero shots are welcome, but not advised! But perhaps the even trickier shot is onto the green. It's uphill, and the front and left downslope is no joke! Even your ball retriever can't help you here! So these are my nemesis holes. What's yours? Absolutely! Mine is the 16th hole. It is usually where my rounds sink or swim as a good round prior to playing this hole means nothing. It's a 400ish yds par 4 with a right bend. The first challenge lies on the tee shot where immediately right of the cart path is OB, long off the fairway is a water hazard and bailing out left leaves a very long approach shot off a steep downhill lie (for right-handed players). Next, the elongated green is protected by a gigantic and deep bunker on the front right. Bailing out left ensures that you will be short-sided and once again leaves a downhill lie for the chip shot. Scoring a bogey on this hole is not the end of the world and anything better typically signifies that I've had a great round! Rob Person, jbern, TJ Hall and 2 others 5 Quote D: Rogue ST Max LS 9° / Rogue White 130 MSI 70X 3W: Sim Max 15° / Ventus Blue FW 6S 3H: TSi3 20° / True Temper Smoke Black RDX 6.0 80HYB 4i-PW: 01CB / Tour 130X 2023 tester 52°-56°-60°: Milled Grind 2 / True Temper S200 P: DFX 2-ball Ball: Q-Star Tour & Z-Star and TP5 & TP5x Grips: D-3W: Z-Grip Cord / 3H-PW: Crossline 360 / Wedges: Genesis Crossline Cord Bag: Anyday Ronin 14 2024 tester Stat tracking: X5 Link to comment
Flanpro Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 (edited) The 9th hole at my course causes more “tragedy from strategy” than any hole I’ve played in my life. It’s a simple looking dogleg right that’s not very long. Tee shot out of a shute to a landing area in front of two big bunkers at the corner of the dogleg. There is a creek that cuts in front of the tee deck and winds along the right side of the fairway all the way to the green where it cuts in front of the green to a pond on the left of the green. Green is 6000 sq/ft that slopes to the pond on the left and has at least 1000 subtle turns and slopes. I still haven’t figured out the ideal tee shot, approach shot or landing area on the green! It can ruin a good round. I came to this tee last year at -3, feeling good, and recorded a solid 8 after all the carnage! Edited April 11 by Flanpro Rob Person, ejgaudette and TJ Hall 2 1 Quote Ping G425 LST Driver Ping G425 3 Wood Ping G425 19deg Hybrid Ping G430 irons 5-P, 45, 50 Taylormade MG3 wedges 54, 58 Ping Ketch Putter 34” Link to comment
curtdusoleil Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 The par 4 third, number 1 handicap hole at my "home" course, Browns Mill in Atlanta. Particularly when the tees are all the way back, but even from the whites it's a bear that everyone hates. At its longest it plays around 470. It seems simple enough, being straight ahead. But it's a very thin fairway with trees and OB all down the left with a bunker in play. The entire right side is trees and uphill the whole way. You have to hit a perfect tee shot to have any chance at the green in 2 and it's always at least a long iron or fairway wood to get on. Very easy to miss short or roll off if you make it to the green. It has bunker front right. When the pin is up, it's easy to miss into the bunker. When the pin is tucked back right behind the bunker, it really hard to get close. Bogey here feels like a par and pars feel like birdies. It really plays like a par 5. Doubles are extremely common and are a total round killer right at the beginning. On the totally other side, the par 5 tenth hole is the 18 handicap and could really be a par 4. I've eagled it something like 12 times. I can't decide if that makes up for hole 3 or they should switch 3 to a par 5 and 10 to a par 4. It would probably end up the same score differential anyway. ejgaudette, Rob Person and TJ Hall 3 Quote Proud lefty Mizuno JPX-921 irons (6-PW) | Ping G425 5-hybrid | Ping G425 Max Driver, Ping G425 3, 5 & 7 woods Lazarus Wedges (52, 56, 60) | Scotty Cameron Futura X putter Link to comment
Greg Tobias Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 I have a local (old military air station) that has a nice 9 hole course. All but one hole is nice. It is a par 3 Hole # 4 that is protected by trees at the entrance to the green with a slight dogleg left which is a narrow entry. Bogey every time! Challenging but attainable par. Rob Person, ejgaudette and TJ Hall 3 Quote Link to comment
Wheelieb Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 There are 2 holes I will talk about at the same course. Honey Bee in Virginia Beach, VA is where I'm talking about. First is hole number 1. Tee Boxes are probably 80 yards from water crossing in front of you then continues up the left side, so If you draw the ball and don't start far enough right you are in it. The other issue that I had, It has power lines that also can interfere with your tee shot as I had it happen to me twice in two different matches. It's a free re-tee no stroke gained, but it does kick you out of rhythm. The second is hole number 7. the dog leg right is not conducive for a draw, there is a bunker on the right side about 210 and is pretty long that can collect a layup. there are pine trees on the right hand side by the bunker that you could go over, but you better have height on your tee shot. Or you may not know where your ball ricochets to. In the amount of times I played that course my best score on that hole was par since it is a par 5. Most of the time I'm good for a 7 or 8. sirchunksalot, TJ Hall, Rob Person and 1 other 4 Quote Callaway Paradym AI Smoke Max 9* with Tensei AV Blue 55 Mizuno ST Max 3 wood PXG 7 wood with Mitsubishi Diamana Shafts Mizuno Pro 225 5-GW with Dynamic Gold S300 shafts Mizuno S23 54 and 58 degree wedges L.A.B. DF3 Putter Link to comment
CFreddie Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 I have two (both Par 5s): 1) #2 - requires you to carry a small lake off tee shot and land in a (relatively) small landing area that runs out very quickly into the woods. The second shot has to carry a creek, which is somewhat blind (the ideal landing area for the first shot is a lower area). Finally, your approach shot is on a turtleback green, with run-offs in every direction. 2) #10 - Narrow dog-leg left tee shot - I usually only hit hybrid / 5I to land on top of a ridge but you have to dodge encroaching trees on both sides. The rest of the hole is downhill, but since the course is poorly maintained, you usually hitting off dirt / hardpan (for some reason, grass can never grow here). Just an all-around narrow hole from start to finish. TJ Hall, jbern, Rob Person and 3 others 6 Quote Driver: Paradym with Ventus TR Blue 60 Stiff Fairways: Aerojet Max 3W & 7W with Hzrdus Smoke Blue RDX 70 Stiff Hybrid: King TEC 5H with KBS PGI 95 Stiff Irons: Forged TEC 5-PW with KBS Tour Lite Stiff Wedges: Haywood Signature Raw Wedges (50 / 54 / 58) Putter: L.A.B. DF3 (aka "Chewie") Ball: 2023 Maxfli Tour Reviews: L.A.B. DF3 Cobra 50th Anniversary Member Testing Callaway Paradym Titleist White Box Testing (2023) Scotty Cameron Phantom X 5.5 Link to comment
MN_Hacker Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 First rule of "Nemesis Hole" is don't talk about Nemesis Hole...... Stereotype, ejgaudette, TJ Hall and 3 others 3 3 Quote Paradym driver Paradym X 3HL Paradym 7w Maltby KE4 Tour TC 5 Hybrid Paradym irons 6-AW Jaws Raw 54*, 58* Versa 3T Link to comment
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