I think money plays a big part as well. From the company's stand point it's almost like investing in stocks. You have your old high dividend paying stocks but you're always looking for some long shots that can really pay off big. All equipment…
It's all about feel. I have softer shafts in my 56 & 60 but keep my stiffer shafts in my wedge and gap.
Just for reference my yardages are:
PW - 135yds
GAP - 125yds
56 - 115yds
60 - 95yds
Even though I know the odds are beyond awful, I got sucked into the "somebody has to win" theory and forked over $5 on Tuesday...of my 30 numbers, I didn't match a single one.
David, I'm still upset that I didn't redeem my free medium french…
Ryan Crysler said: In general, CNC milling machines are used to precisely cut iron designs. Then they are hand polished to perfection. RC
In general, CNC milling machines are used to precisely cut iron designs. Then they are hand polished to perfection.
RC
RC I think you're thinking of Milled rather than Forged. Forging is the forming under extreme pressure…
It's not necessarily a bad thing!
I would find a TPI Certified in your area so they could assess any tightness that may be hurting your game. The Flat swing may only be a symptom!
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What's the scoop? Haven't heard him talk about this analogy!
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I know it's been a while but I was wondering how the ball change worked for you!?