if pnork has new 919's it must by time for another hack a thon ..... might i suggest elcaballo lol nice & close
I've gone with the Project X graphite shafts - which I think is one of the standard options for Mizuno. I wanted something with a bit more flex than steel shafts.. honestly though, I don't think it would matter what shafts I ended up with.. or for that matter, what clubs - money would have probably been better spent on lessons/game time. More money than sense.
Haha... yeah well 1 less excuse for bad golf![]()
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Never a bad investment. You bought clubs that anyone can hit and will help you progress to a single figure handicap before you'd go looking for something else. The JPX line is the perfect iron for a lot of golfers. The Hot Metals give you great distance, high launch (soft landing) and you can still work the ball pretty well. Having good gear inspires me to get out there and use it.
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Do both. Gear and lessons will yield maximum fun in the end.
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I'm up for another round. I like El Cabs but not sure we'd get the uptake if it's that far out![]()
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Hit a 53 for 9 holes Sunday. Right on par with were I was at when I stopped playing.
Hit 5 of 7 fairways though, including longest drive on the 9th which was nice considering a play with a few power hitters. I was opening the face of my irons a bit though so I ended up having to make (and missing) quite a few clutch chips to get on the greens.
Putting was garbage.
I need to play more.
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This.
I have Callaway X2 Hots, got them 12 months ago when I got back into it.
Are they the best thing ever for me and for golf? Nope, but they inspire confidence and I can hit them long and high when playing well. I have said at a 15hcp I will re-evaluate.
Got a shiny new Ping G400 3 wood for my twilight round tonight as a present from the wife. Best wood I hit in store so will see how we go, very excited.
okitoki might have to look at those irons you ave for sale. I want a better-than-$50-from-gumtree set that arent 20 years old.
I'm going to the expo night at Wembley on the 29th. I'll be looking to do get fitted for a 3w, and maybe put a driving iron or another hybrid the my bag. I hit 3w off the tee mostly but even at 13* the trajectory is too high, spin rate too high, and I'm losing distance. It just climbs and climbs and it's hard to get it out past 210-220m. I need to find the right shaft to get the penetrating ball flight I want off the tee. The driving iron I just want to have a crack and see if I can hit it well enough to game it. I don't ever get a chance to just try one out as I'm a lefty and they are never just on the shop floor.
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haha.... yeah, only have a set of Mizuno MP15 and a set of Maxfli black dot irons which are one of the softest iron I have hit (18 years old though)
probably have a few hybrids to get rid of too...
I have been struggling with a bad hook with my 4 wood off the tee... got the GAPR Lo and King Cobra Utility iron, and they have been pretty good off the tee... still trying to decide the GAPR or the Cobra at the moment...
Also have the Callaway APEX UT 21* but the 4iron I have now is hitting just as far as it is.
"Always look at where you want to go, never at where you are afraid to go" - My riding instructor
Yes, I am really looking forward to getting out there & having a hit with these. Having said that, I prefer to play & don't get a lot of fun @ the range - plays havoc with my back hitting too many balls one after the other..Originally Posted by ApatheticEnd
That's what it's all aboutOriginally Posted by ApatheticEnd
I'm always up for a hitOriginally Posted by Hillz
Maybe if I lived in Geraldton? Seriously though, I'm not too fussed where we play.Originally Posted by Hillz
Yeah, I think we all do...Originally Posted by Commander Keen
Oh, and I just saw... Happy Birthday boeman!!
I'm down for a game.... My mother will be staying with me over the next 3 months in a couple of weeks, so my game time may be limited.
at the mean time, cheap new bag if you looking for one (Mandurah)
https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/mand...bag/1200581931
"Always look at where you want to go, never at where you are afraid to go" - My riding instructor
^^^ teach her to play the walk might do her good...^^^
" Imagination is the seed of life..."
Lol.... i think she would end up teaching me.... she was the ladies captain of my home town club when i was a kid
Just getting too old for her to walk and swing a club with bad hips unfortunately. Just broke her elbow from a fall a few months ago. So definately no golf for her![]()
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This is pretty helpful
"Always look at where you want to go, never at where you are afraid to go" - My riding instructor
Many thanks.
Getting the new Sony noise cancelling headphones and my Ping g400 3 wood was good, but not as good as my first eagle yesterday arvo!
11th at the old course Wembley. 434m par 5. Hit a Hybrid as there was bunkers at around 230m, landed sweetly to one side. Figured with 225m odd to go that a smooth 3 wood would be a good opportunity to try out my new club. I filmed the swing to send to my golfing mates, and absolutely flushed it. I could only see the top half of the flag over the hill but I knew it was straight at it, maybe long if anything.
Cant be certain, but I think I hit the pin. My ball was behind the pin and just off to one side about 4ft. Drained the putt.
Shot 42 on the 9.
Man that is awesome. There is no better feeling than flushing a fairway wood off the deck. Doing it after a smart lay up is even better.
I've never made a straight forward eagle (had only a couple of chances), never had an ace (no closer than 3-4ft), but I've had an Albatross. A good drive, a 5w out of the middle of the face from 190m, and a lot of luck found it in the bottom of the cup in two (after searching everywhere else). I didn't get to see it drop which was a shame but it was a cool moment when my playing partner found it in the cup.
I was pretty happy with my play this weekend too. Kept it tidy except for one double on Saturday (8th) so needed a solid finish. Par 5 with the wind behind so I tried to hit a low running 3W to the right away from the bunker and I pulled it. Behind a tree with 250m to go. Took a 7i over the tree to lay up to full pitching wedge range and it went to plan. Easy two putt par to finish on 41. I love it when you actually play smart and it comes off.
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I would take an albatross over an ace any day.
I have had one other legit chance for eagle. 286m par 4 on the 3rd hole at Marangaroo that goes over a hill. A 240m drive to the left and it pretty much feeds onto the green. Had a 10fter for eagle and lipped out. Tap in birdie though so I will take it, but ever since I have worried when my next eagle opportunity would come. I actually assumed I would hole out on a par 4 before having another putt.
Smart play is where its at. I only hit the hybrid because I knew it would leave a 3w in if it went to plan and I was dying to hit the new club. Literal fairytale. Birthday, new club, first eagle. Afterwards I just tried to focus and make a good score out of it and it went to plan. Had 2 doubles but on the index 2 and 3 holes so still got 2 points on each and after bad shots that was my goal.
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