huds1475
Journeyman Pro
Cannae argue with that
I bought today.....
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RangeMonkey
Active member
A block of 6 hours of lessons.
2 hours will be used for an on-course session in a few weeks, the others to look at short game and bunkers before then.
2 hours will be used for an on-course session in a few weeks, the others to look at short game and bunkers before then.
Jacko_G
Blackballed
Curls
Journeyman Pro
Welcome back. You realise there’s no escape, right?!
Enjoy the on course lesson, the pro May not say much while out there and just observe, or may be talker, feel free to ask him which if u like!
Sounds a great idea. I love having online lessons and always reveals something new. Short game and bunkers are always worth revisiting
Griffsters
Hacker
I went into American Golf for a custom fit out of curiosity and to see if I could justify something shiny. Went thru a few options - Ping, Mizuno and Wilson. The Wilson D7 Forged just felt and looked right. After a bit of tinkering with shaft and lie angle I suddenly started hitting sweeter and more consistent. I was offered a more than fair trade in for my current clubs, so got my dosh out and ordered
I've been looking into Srixon and Wilson Forged clubs for a short while and was initially keen on the z785/585 but when I tried them I was quite a bit down on distance. Mizuno JPX919 Forged were very nice as well but the D7s were just right. Not quite as trendy as Titleist or Callaway but that suits me just fine. Cant wait to get them on the course.
I've been looking into Srixon and Wilson Forged clubs for a short while and was initially keen on the z785/585 but when I tried them I was quite a bit down on distance. Mizuno JPX919 Forged were very nice as well but the D7s were just right. Not quite as trendy as Titleist or Callaway but that suits me just fine. Cant wait to get them on the course.
sussexhacker
Active member
I went into American Golf for a custom fit out of curiosity and to see if I could justify something shiny. Went thru a few options - Ping, Mizuno and Wilson. The Wilson D7 Forged just felt and looked right. After a bit of tinkering with shaft and lie angle I suddenly started hitting sweeter and more consistent. I was offered a more than fair trade in for my current clubs, so got my dosh out and ordered
I've been looking into Srixon and Wilson Forged clubs for a short while and was initially keen on the z785/585 but when I tried them I was quite a bit down on distance. Mizuno JPX919 Forged were very nice as well but the D7s were just right. Not quite as trendy as Titleist or Callaway but that suits me just fine. Cant wait to get them on the course.
How reasonable was the trade in price if you don’t mind me asking?
I like the look of the d7 as well
Griffsters
Hacker
I was offered £194 for my 5 to SW M4s that only cost me £380 about 18 months ago - they were standard. I'd recently been offered £110 as trade in elsewhere. I'd been thinking about putting them on Ebay but that seemed hassle so close to start of the season, so the trade in has saved me some mither as well. So, £400 cost to change for clubs that 'feel' better for me - i'm very comfortable with that
I should have a couple of weeks to gap and get on the course with them before the action starts proper.
5OTT
Newbie
Second hand Ping Piper putter of EBAY for a really good price,
Dan2501
Tour Winner
White Arnold Palmer Puma t-shirt from Trendy Golf. Got an AP hat last year as missed out on the t-shirts, so had to pick one up this year, looks dead cool.
jamiet7682
Active member
Garmin Vivoactive 3, not had a chance to test it on the course yet. Will report back.
ferenezejohn
Newbie
I'm
I went into American Golf for a custom fit out of curiosity and to see if I could justify something shiny. Went thru a few options - Ping, Mizuno and Wilson. The Wilson D7 Forged just felt and looked right. After a bit of tinkering with shaft and lie angle I suddenly started hitting sweeter and more consistent. I was offered a more than fair trade in for my current clubs, so got my dosh out and ordered
I've been looking into Srixon and Wilson Forged clubs for a short while and was initially keen on the z785/585 but when I tried them I was quite a bit down on distance. Mizuno JPX919 Forged were very nice as well but the D7s were just right. Not quite as trendy as Titleist or Callaway but that suits me just fine. Cant wait to get them on the course.
I went into American Golf for a custom fit out of curiosity and to see if I could justify something shiny. Went thru a few options - Ping, Mizuno and Wilson. The Wilson D7 Forged just felt and looked right. After a bit of tinkering with shaft and lie angle I suddenly started hitting sweeter and more consistent. I was offered a more than fair trade in for my current clubs, so got my dosh out and ordered
I've been looking into Srixon and Wilson Forged clubs for a short while and was initially keen on the z785/585 but when I tried them I was quite a bit down on distance. Mizuno JPX919 Forged were very nice as well but the D7s were just right. Not quite as trendy as Titleist or Callaway but that suits me just fine. Cant wait to get them on the course.
How long did the fitting last? Only asking as I had a fitting with them and was not impressed.
Especially after looking at other club fitters on YouTube I realise they cost more but you can get most of the cost back if you purchase clubs
Hope you enjoy the new clubs ant they do as there told
Ye Olde Boomer
Well-known member
I plan a trip to the bookstore today, but I'm not exactly sure what I'm going to buy.
There's a café inside, near the periodicals section, so coffee and a muffin for sure.
There's a café inside, near the periodicals section, so coffee and a muffin for sure.
Griffsters
Hacker
It lasted about 45 mins or so? I had another a short while ago when pondering Srixon at another retailer and the two processes were slightly different and had slightly different results. Ultimately I went with the one that 'felt' right to me. Its difficult to quantify in specifics to be honest.
IMHO the fitting process is going to throw out different results based on how I swing on the day and how the fitter interprets that. Ultimately, its down to me to 'feel' the improvement or benefit and make the call myself whether its genuine and worthwhile. I do intend to visit Tour X in Wigan at some point this year for a proper independent driver fitting that I *pay* for as they have a very good reputation. Should be an interesting experience.
Cant wait to play the clubs, genuinely felt great to hit and at £400 cost to change I can live with it if I fall out of love relatively quickly...
Crow
Crow Person
Sparkbrook Golf, 3 iron to Wedge but unfortunately missing the 9 iron (anyone having a spare knocking around please shout up).
Persimmon 1B and 4B woods and yet another unmarked brass bullseye type putter.
Sparkbrook advertised heavily in UK golf magazines during the 1960s.
These are called Cypress Point USA Model, I'm pretty certain that they were made in the UK (stainless steel cast heads) and just using the "USA Model" name for some glamour.
Not bad for a tenner.
Persimmon 1B and 4B woods and yet another unmarked brass bullseye type putter.
Sparkbrook advertised heavily in UK golf magazines during the 1960s.
These are called Cypress Point USA Model, I'm pretty certain that they were made in the UK (stainless steel cast heads) and just using the "USA Model" name for some glamour.
Not bad for a tenner.
apj0524
Head Pro
After the Skycaddy Linx died a Garmin S60 Like it so far not as fiddly to use with my golf on as I feared and now an Odyssey Stroke Lab 10S with the Pistol grip which I really like so far having a nice weight and balance
Karl102
Journeyman Pro
Nick at Tour X is different level. You will really enjoy it.
IanM
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Broke my own rules and bought an used TS2 driver on Ebay. £190. Head is in great shape and pretty sure its kosher. Took it out on the course yesterday at Weston. I am sure the ball was coming off much quicker than my 917 and flying nicely. Will have to check it on the trackman next week to compare. Pleased so far
Curls
Journeyman Pro
TS is a definite improvement on the 91x range, I went from 915 about a year ago and haven’t looked back ??
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One length f9 21 degree hybrid off eBay £99.99 second hand
Want to test against my f7 20.5 degree hyrbid of normal length as I struggle for a constant strike so thinking it will help improve my long game
Want to test against my f7 20.5 degree hyrbid of normal length as I struggle for a constant strike so thinking it will help improve my long game
