Recent content by RogB

I picked up a Yes Madison nice and cheap from fore24 last year. I haven't used many different putters so have little to compare with but I find it very easy to align and generally putt well with it. Its face balanced so goes best with a straight back n forward stroke. Sets off a good roll on the...

I use muc off http://muc-off.com/en/bicycle/1-bike-cleaner.html?category=bicycle for mountain bikes. Loosens the grot, rinses clean and leaves a protective coating. Not often though every 3 months...

Like the thread title "My first...." only 3999 to go Looks like a classy bit of kit, hope you get on:)

Doesn't it have a 24 month warranty - you would have a long contract to have to wait till October for it not to be under warranty?

I use Golfshot (full version) to record my round on an HTC Desire S. Its a little slow so I only track my own scores. The GPS distances and aerial photograps of the course are the best bit and help me with shot selection as I rarely play the same course consecutively. Unfortunately while the new...

Ive used them for a putter, woodworm shirts, umbrellas without any problem whatsoever. A mate has bought clubs from them (Cleveland mashie 5 wood) for a bargain price and was well pleased. Same guy recently missed out on Nike hybrids as they sold out (limited stock on most of the good deals) -...

Inside the M25 most of the snow is gone in SW London, Fulwell say they are open on the website http://www.fulwellgolfclub.co.uk/ (which is apparrently a good course but not been myself).

Do people still clean ovens ? All that scrubbing and hard work - get a pyroclean one, press start, wait 2 hrs while it heats to 500C and cools down, open door and wipe away ash! Job done...

Perhaps how long have you owned your playing clubs vs handicap might be instructive

I had a Ben Sayers kit to start with which had a light mallet putter that rang like a bell with my cheapy dunlop balls. Thinking this was a weak point I tried them all in Direct golf and didn't think any were significantly better. Then I spotted fat-tiger posted that sportsq had yes! madisons...

Most detergents are formulated to remove greasy dirt and so aim to increase water wetting of surfaces. This is the exact opposite of what durable water repellent coatings (DWR) on outdoor gear aim to do as these bead water drops up so they roll off your clothes. Every few normal washes it is...

I have a pair of Nike all-weather trousers for winter. They are moderately warm (too hot for me >10C ambient). Windproof and initially at least showerproof. After (machine) washing a few times the water repellency drops and they eventually need reproofing with common outdoor walking gear...

I recently picked up a black pair of these in DG. Sad to say their second trip out and both feet were totally sodden - I would say they have next to zero waterproofing. And this was just from, ok a lot of, trudging through the rough - it wasnt even raining. My summer FJ AQL's of several years...

I have an OGIO Kingpin which I picked up a few months ago and use on a cheap 2 wheel trolley. It has plastic loops that I run the trolley straps though so it sits tight. I have no worries about it moving and as I frequently manage to tip it over it gets quite some abuse. The bag itself is pretty...

I didn't find toric contacts good at all for my putting - even with a weak prescription - posted a thread about it a few weeks ago http://forums.golf-monthly.co.uk/showthread.php?44758-Reading-a-putt-with-toric-contacts. I struggle to break 100 and mainly the >40 putts with contacts were...