GreiginFife
Money List Winner
I’ve got Kingscup Duca shoes that I bought a few years ago. Lovely shoes and comfortable to boot. Really grippy for spikeless as well.
I bought today.....
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Slab
Occasional Tour Caddy
Pair of UA Phantom golf shoes in clearance & some gloves/balls etc.. but wont get my grubby mitts on them for 5 months
Burnsey
Well-known member
Wifey not happy this morning 
@Burnsey remind her that the statue next to the parcels is there to help find inner peace 
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Is it heavy? How far could she throw it?
.Is it heavy? How far could she throw it?
Yorkhacker
Well-known member
No need to cut her head off and have it mounted, just because she's a little cross though.
Crazyface
Tour Winner
Two days golf with it. It's brilliant. I've been out on the course hitting two / three / four balls off tees (it's quiet) to get a feel for it. The best was yesterday. Two drives off the tee (220 meters) ended up about a meter apart.
I've also had my shaft that I put in it regripped to a mid size. It now feels awwesome!
GreiginFife
Money List Winner
A set of Fujikawa chisels. I’ll never complain about golf clubs being expensive again.
Burnsey
Well-known member
Just to say, Peter Millar clothing is extremely good quality.
Ordered a polo and a hoodie 'blind' off the internet in the sale and really pleased.
Ordered a polo and a hoodie 'blind' off the internet in the sale and really pleased.
Arthur Wedge
Well-known member
They are superb - I’m a walking advert for their tops and mid layers
Burnsey
Well-known member
They are superb - I’m a walking advert for their tops and mid layers
Shame is, I popped on the site to have a quick 'should I buy more' nosey and one polo is more than I paid for a polo and a hoodie in the sale
See how what I have gets on - they're a very blue kind of firm, but I like blue, so no doubt I will be back.
Arthur Wedge
Well-known member
Shame is, I popped on the site to have a quick 'should I buy more' nosey and one polo is more than I paid for a polo and a hoodie in the sale
See how what I have gets on - they're a very blue kind of firm, but I like blue, so no doubt I will be back.
Blue was definitely their main colour last year
It’s always worth waiting for the sale to get their stuff - bit pricey normally
Burnsey
Well-known member
Really like Reflo stuff. Something about their clothing and saving the planet, but not for that reason I tried a hoodie, then another.
Ordered a gilet in the sale and received today a 3/4 zip long sleeve top in a different size and colour
Their returns is well managed, but takes a week plus, so emailed them to see what went wrong.
Spent tonight sorting all my clothing out. Pants that will never fit, tops past their sell by date etc will be listed on wifey's Vinted. Some stuff too big passed to one of my lads and chucked a couple of bits. Now have enough pants, polos, mid layers, hoodies, hats and shoes to carry me throughout the year and beyond, just no shorts (lost weight so massive, but won't need them just yet, so pretty happy with what I managed to get over the sales.
Ordered a gilet in the sale and received today a 3/4 zip long sleeve top in a different size and colour
Their returns is well managed, but takes a week plus, so emailed them to see what went wrong.Spent tonight sorting all my clothing out. Pants that will never fit, tops past their sell by date etc will be listed on wifey's Vinted. Some stuff too big passed to one of my lads and chucked a couple of bits. Now have enough pants, polos, mid layers, hoodies, hats and shoes to carry me throughout the year and beyond, just no shorts (lost weight so massive, but won't need them just yet, so pretty happy with what I managed to get over the sales.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
I was interested in Reflo, it's backed by Harry Kane and they've cleverly chucked their stuff out to a load of YouTubers, like F0rebr0thers for example. But I can't understand how these new companies start up and are charging £65 a polo and £85 for a midlayer. I'm never going to gamble on it at that price. Who's paying that for something they've never heard of?Really like Reflo stuff. Something about their clothing and saving the planet, but not for that reason I tried a hoodie, then another.
Ordered a gilet in the sale and received today a 3/4 zip long sleeve top in a different size and colour
Spent tonight sorting all my clothing out. Pants that will never fit, tops past their sell by date etc will be listed on wifey's Vinted. Some stuff too big passed to one of my lads and chucked a couple of bits. Now have enough pants, polos, mid layers, hoodies, hats and shoes to carry me throughout the year and beyond, just no shorts (lost weight so massive, but won't need them just yet, so pretty happy with what I managed to get over the sales.
Burnsey
Well-known member
No one ever hears from anything when it's new.
Quality is excellent, as is the returns procedure, so no risk. Got to be in it to win it.
MACM85
Newbie
Had a fitting at Precision Golf on Friday. Was very interesting the observations and tweaks that were made. Went with a lighter stiff shaft which enabled me to get the club through at impact and sharpen the dispersion down. Ended up going with Ping I530 in 6-Utility Wedge and 2 x Ping S159 wedges in 52 and 58
spongebob59
Journeyman Pro
What shaft ?
MACM85
Newbie
Modus 115 in the irons and the 115 Wedge shaft.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
I've bought a 28g weight for my driver...
A year ago my mate was fed up of slicing drives and he bought a heavier weight for his SFT driver to add even more draw bias. We took the mick out of him at first of course, until we saw that it actually did work - we certainly saw him slice it a bit less. So now I'm going to try it with mine. The normal SFT weight is 22g, so we're only talking an extra 6g. But it will be interesting to see if it has a positive effect. £13 including postage from eBay, so not an expensive experiment and a bargain if it does work.
A year ago my mate was fed up of slicing drives and he bought a heavier weight for his SFT driver to add even more draw bias. We took the mick out of him at first of course, until we saw that it actually did work - we certainly saw him slice it a bit less. So now I'm going to try it with mine. The normal SFT weight is 22g, so we're only talking an extra 6g. But it will be interesting to see if it has a positive effect. £13 including postage from eBay, so not an expensive experiment and a bargain if it does work.
MACM85
Newbie
Do you reckon the extra 6G will assist in removing the slice from hurting the shots?
Have you altered loft to close the face to see if that adds any help to keeping it in play?
