Even worse is the people who do not take lessons and REALLY need to take them.

Ah well that explains the post. Best of luck to you

While I don’t believe I need lessons, shouldn’t at a recreation level one choose how they want to enjoy the game?

Although really for another topic for sure.

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how well do you like them? I ordered single-length Cobra RadSpeed from Villages Golf - after fitting/trials with Callaway, TaylorMade, and Cobra. The set 5H, 6-9, PW AW ETA a couple more weeks.
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Brand new PXG babeee!

:coolsmiley:you have nice sticks.

have 1 on order@ JB

New. I replace my clubs about once a year.

Currently playing:

Driver: Callaway Epix Max LS with a custom fitted shaft
3 wood: Taylormade SimTI Rocket
4 wood: Cobra Speedzone
3-5 Hybrids: Cobra F9
6-GW Irons: Cobra Forged Tec One Length with graphite Recoil shafts
SW: Cobra King Mim One Length with graphite Recoil shaft
Putter: Odyssey Big Seven Stroke Lab armlock

The One Length have been an experiment. I love the shorter clubs, but don't have the swing speed for the longer irons. I had 3,4, and 5 irons, but didn't hit them much farther than the 6 iron (just lower and a little more roll). Pulled those and added in the hybrids which worked out very well. Still not sure yet, may go back to standard length irons next year.

A cut lime, small can of tonic, supply of good vodka. And oh yeah my clubs are all Callaways, they support women's golf and put a lot of research into it. Like my Callaway Mavrik driver a lot.

My Callaway sand wedge is 25 years old, my Odyssey two ball putter is 20, my Adams. five wood and seven wood are 18, my irons are Callaway 3 years and my driver is Taylor Made M4 2 years.

We use Jack Daniels Honey and Wild Turkey Honey for our birdie shots.
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From really old (hickory stick putter) to really new (Taylormade SIM2 Max driver). I've been fortunate in the last few years, as I even have some really old balls - that I've used for numerous rounds. lol

I have PING G30 in NY bag with later model Mizuno irons and scotty cameron square back putter. I have PING G5 and old Daiwa irons (30+ yes ) and 40+ year old Ben Hogan sand wedge with Odyssey Rossie 2 putter which contributes to -23 short game handicaps. I am thinking about buying G425 driver but not sure it's going to help my driving because overall my old Florida bag has been performing equal or better.

Cheers!

My balls are also very old, and near worn out!:)

I was going to introduce you to my sister, but being's you don't like her church and your equipment is really old...........;):pray:

My bag
 

Callaway X21 irons 5-PW with Project X 5.5 Steel shafts
Cobra hybrid 2, 3, 4
Callaway 3 wood
Callaway 9.5 degree regular shaft driver
Cleveland 52 gap wedge and 56 sand wedge
The white plastic tees with the yellow lines, various ball markers and a Scotty Cameron repair tool in black, silver and Red.
Frog Tog rain suit
Garmin GPS range finder with two extra sets or rechargeable batteries.
A Gust Buster Golf Umbrella
About 20 balls of various makes and six still in sleeves.
A Callaway wrench to adjust the driver.
Probably more but I don’t want to go look.

Not only am I happily married (she was raised Catholic), but why are you chasing me around? My story on my wife's friend is true, so if it bothered you - that's your problem.

Cheap irons, 3 thru 9, & 3 and 5 metal woods from a set that my nephew discarded, 2 wedges, driver, & hybrid 7 I bought from a thrift store for a buck each, and the last survivor from my first set of clubs, an old Northwestern persimmon 4 wood. I firmly believe my clubs should reflect my level of play, and they do.