Softballkid
No Longer the Kid
You got new right? Because...
PGA.com Value Guide, the National Standard For Callaway X460 Golf Club Values and Information
New to an extent, guy bought it, played a round of 18, didn't like it, sold it
You got new right? Because...
PGA.com Value Guide, the National Standard For Callaway X460 Golf Club Values and Information
Golfdom sounds like a good idea for a Saturday trip. Thanks for the tip. I have Mizuno MX25 irons that I had fitted and they are great. I think I need to do the same for the next driver. My current driver is a Ping G2 that I bought at Second Swing (now Mike's) in Waldorf and I have fought a severe fade/slice with that ever since I bought it a couple of years ago (notwithstanding the monster DUCK HOOK into the water at last year's SOMD open -- ask Pete, Air or Kom). I think it is a little too open for me so maybe a properly fitted draw or neutral driver might help straighten me out.
Thanks again for the tip!
New for '08 is my tterslice: BUT it only manifests itself with my driver. I was contemplating the purchase of an R7 Draw or even the SuperQuad but I think that the problem may be the weak grip I use on my driver vs. the stronger one with everything else in the bag.
I have 1 month before MB so I hope I can get it straight (pun sort of intended) before then. I'll go and bash a bucket sometime next week to see if my theory is correct.
Regular SuperQuad, the TP is a little more than I'd be willing to spend.
I saw it on sale at Dicks...the regular for 249. two weekends ago...
I had a "biggest bertha", and it had an X-flex shaft (yes I know that's for "old" people and women )
"L" is the most flexible shaft and "X" is the stiffest shaft. "L" denotes "ladies flex"; "A" denotes "senior flex"; "R" denotes "regular flex"; "S" denotes "stiff flex"; and "X" denotes "extra stiff flex."
From about.com
I'm pretty sure it was/is an X-flex, and that thing reminds me of those "unbreakble combs" that thing bends a good bit....