I love corded wrap grips bit they tend to get discontinued after a couple of years and I have to move on to another type. Got bored of this and I've used the tour velvet ever since ?
The poison path. Random kindle freebie that is a detective thriller apparently. 30 pages in and it seems OK.
Secondly M05 insurance law. As interesting as it sounds ? and purely work related
A lot of people will jump into a driver straight away and it can be detrimental. Longer clubs with lower lofts are harder to use correctly. A 3/4 wood is a good starting place to gone your skills before stepping up.
Margin on the Wilsons is considerably larger than most and thus their spiv. Doesn't mean it was why you were pushed in that direction but it is fitters discretion etc.
If they perform well it doesn't matter ?
Irons: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/184371797768
Wood: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/184368223386
Hybrid:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154015573240
Putter:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154015398769
Just add a bag, glove and a pair of shoes and you're done. Ignore the driver for the minute.
The above...
Was a late teenager circa 2002/3
Thought I was the bees knees the proceeded to shoot 90 odd playing off 4 at a forum day out at Woburn.
Played the next day and shot -1 round my home club in a knockabout ?
My game back and technique was up and and down more than a.......(insert here) back then.
I'd go for whomever has the nearest service agent to you.
Used a motocaddy chap for me and was worth his weight in gold when it went wrong. Which unfortunately all trolleys do.
Go back to the decent course with the decent pro and see what he thinks. You never know he might be a Taylormade stockist ?
Fitters can be irregular wherever they work. Not just AG (their retail processes don't help the situation at times).