No worries. So the companies that spring to mind are Golf Clubs for cash, golf bidder and golf factory. I believe all 3 have testing facilities is you can travel to one. It really would be worth putting a few hours on the road than buying online.
Depends what you play off but I’d get your clubs from somewhere you can try before you buy. Otherwise you could be blowing a grand on clubs that feel like chair legs.
Personally, I’d think you’d be better getting fitted for new Mizuno JPX hotmetals for £900 and get what you can re drive with...
They have their place but they are a lot slower generally and there’s cheats all over them on open days. Not sure if it’s still around but the used to be a company called English master who did them and the winning scores were always stupidly low. We played out of our skins in one and we didn’t...
I’m asking similar so might be worth a look here
https://forums.golfmonthly.com/threads/is-there-a-rival-to-titleist-premium-tour-stay-dry-cart-bag.118888/#post-2885144
I know someone who played at Lindrick. I was thinking the same but the. He came in 13 over and he’s a solid plus handicapper who shot 3 under on the Saturday at his course. Sometimes it’s just not your day I guess
That’s nice. The problem I’m finding with the lower end is the position for the umbrella. That would be impossible on my trolley. Agree with the club spaces though.
Thanks for the suggestion. I actually took a look at those today but the ones I liked weren’t waterproof. I like a big cart bag so loved the pockets but my last experience of a non waterproof bag wasn’t great. Your either fiddling with zips on a cover or having to empty it to air everything when...
Absolutely love this bag but it’s looking a bit worse for wear. I’m tempted to just replace like for like but I preferred it when it was black and red, rather than black and white. Does anyone have any suggestions for alternatives.
I love the 15 way dividers, back of bag pocket and the fact...