Brads
Active member
TSi2 24deg hybrid.
I bought today.....
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Sausagefingers23
Newbie
A PXG 0311 Gen 5 driver
GreiginFife
Money List Winner
I was going to buy a new driver (TM Stealth) but seeing as I am not able to actually play at the moment, I bought a CNC laser machine instead. Because... well, why not!
Skytot
Active member
It’s been a few months now since you bought them , are you happy with them ? I’m thinking of going to Mizuno in Birkdale for a fitting . Do you think they are suitable for a 12 to 14 handicap player ?
Smoj
Active member
a Cleveland Classic 1.5 Putter, and a cheap stroke lap putter headcover for it
and some Pro Stingers and some chequered nike golf trousers, which need to be turned up.
some FJ rain gloves &
40 refurbished titleist balls
and some Pro Stingers and some chequered nike golf trousers, which need to be turned up.
some FJ rain gloves &
40 refurbished titleist balls
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BiMGuy
LIV Bot, (But Not As Big As Mel) ?
New wheels.
It should be a joyous occasion. However, and this should probably go in random irritations. Having worn the same size skates forever and ordered the size I was measured at, these are half a size too small and no one has these in the half size up. Grrrr
It should be a joyous occasion. However, and this should probably go in random irritations. Having worn the same size skates forever and ordered the size I was measured at, these are half a size too small and no one has these in the half size up. Grrrr
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
PXG driver 0311 xf blue Tensei stiff 10.5.
At that price it was a bargain.
At that price it was a bargain.
Sausagefingers23
Newbie
A putting lesson following my 44 putts on my last round
Dando
Q-School Graduate
You can’t be a proper golfer as you didn’t buy a new putter! ??
Sausagefingers23
Newbie
Don't you worry I was very close to pulling the trigger on another new one but have just about resisited the urge (for now)
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
Putting can get to technical.
I was concentrating on line break etc.
To much going through my head.
Now all I do is just get the pace right nothing else( obvious break taken into consideration)
This leaves me tap ins.
The human brain is very good at aiming to a degree, so just work on your pace.
If that dosnt work a new putter is a must.
Good luck .
Orikoru
Tour Winner
I must say a putting lesson is actually worthwhile though. I've putted much more consistently this year since I had one. He changed a handful of simple things that get me rolling the ball better, and keeping it online better. I definitely hole more 3-5 footers now which I would often tug left or push right before.
Still agree on getting the pace right being the most important factor though. When I do have a bad putting day, 90% of the time it's because the greens are slower than I expect and I can't adjust to it, leaving everything well short all day.
Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
I bought a brand new putter in 2010 for £60. Ping My Day.
Sold it this year for £54.
My "newest" putter is now a 1990s Ben Sayers Opel Line #3 - bought last year for £2.
I've been using a John Letters Golden Goose and a John Letters Banker 5 recently to satisfactory effect. (Approx £3 each this year)
Three of my last four scores in best eight and 0.7 reduction in HI over those scores.
Brand new putters have little or no track record as good putters. Buy a classic in good condition - that's what I do.
When playing 20p birdies, I can get on others' nerves after holing my third birdie, "Oh, I've nearly got my money back for that putter now!"
Lump
Tour Winner
Preordered a TSR driver and fairway.
I haven’t played the same since moving away from my TS2 set.
Ordered the same spec as my TS2’s.
I haven’t played the same since moving away from my TS2 set.
Ordered the same spec as my TS2’s.
Smoj
Active member
After having a fantastic round with my Titleist 904f 7 wood on a 4 ball scramble yesterday I bit the bullet and bought a Titleist 906F2 3 wood. if its even half of what the 7 wood is, i will be over the moon
also was really impressed playing in the wet for the first time with my Nike victory tour 2s so I bought a 2nd pair in the white and black colours, before they go discontinued, The added bonus that they were on sale and with a coupon + some loyalty points got them for under £100
and a cool looking Nike Repel Tiger Woods fist pump harrington jacket, which sold out on NDC and one came on eBay for stupidly cheap in my size!
also was really impressed playing in the wet for the first time with my Nike victory tour 2s so I bought a 2nd pair in the white and black colours, before they go discontinued, The added bonus that they were on sale and with a coupon + some loyalty points got them for under £100
and a cool looking Nike Repel Tiger Woods fist pump harrington jacket, which sold out on NDC and one came on eBay for stupidly cheap in my size!
Jason.H
Well-known member
Im really pleased with them tbh. The 225,s are quite forgiving and are stunning to look at. Even though I’ve got down to 3/4 handicap I still like the fact slight off centre strikes still do well. Plus I have confidence to work the ball. They should be fine for a 12/14 handicapper just don’t get the 221,s
oleinone
Active member
Adidas 365 shorts x 2. At least two inches larger than advertised - now the unwelcome faff of sending them back.
Canary Kid
Assistant Pro
A Cobra F-Max Airspeed driver. Designed for players with slow swing speeds … and that’s me. I have the equivalent fairways and they have added distance for me. The question is, do I try it tomorrow in my club’s seniors match, when one of my opponents will be fellow forummer Golfmmad … or do I wait and try it out in a social round first?
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Canary Kid
Assistant Pro
Did you buy it to use it or to look at..?
Get it in the bag Man
It does look lovely … ?
