I love my PXG irons and woods. Really could not think of replacing them in 2023.the shelves.
Considering 2 acquisitions for the new year. Not really that I need them, they are just intriguing.
The first is a driving iron. I demoed on at my club, I just love the sound and trajectory. Just seems like a fund club to hit. Titlelists and Taylor Made have good offerings here, I bet there will be some deals to be had as the 2022 clubs need to clear
The second is a mini driver. I hit both my driver and 3 wood off the tee, and for some reason, a well hit 3 wood seems more satisfying than a well hit driver. My 3 wood has a low boring trajectory, just a pleasure to watch. I bet a mini driver would bea blast to hit. Came across this new offering by Taylor Made. Gotta try it first, but good chance it will make the bag for next year.
https://www.taylormadegolf.com/300-Mini-Blackout-Driver/DW-TA001-MD.html?lang=en_US
It is fun to change the makeup of my bag, based on different courses. Can't wait to try that new TM mini driver, will report back!
Anyone else here making any changes to their bag in 2023?
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 1:01:05 PM UTC-7, Irving S wrote:
I love my PXG irons and woods. Really could not think of replacing
them in 2023.
Considering 2 acquisitions for the new year. Not really that I
need them, they are just intriguing.
The first is a driving iron. I demoed on at my club, I just love
the sound and trajectory. Just seems like a fund club to hit.
Titlelists and Taylor Made have good offerings here, I bet there
will be some deals to be had as the 2022 clubs need to clear the
shelves.
The second is a mini driver. I hit both my driver and 3 wood off
the tee, and for some reason, a well hit 3 wood seems more
satisfying than a well hit driver. My 3 wood has a low boring
trajectory, just a pleasure to watch. I bet a mini driver would be
a blast to hit. Came across this new offering by Taylor Made.
Gotta try it first, but good chance it will make the bag for next
year.
https://www.taylormadegolf.com/300-Mini-Blackout-Driver/DW-TA001-MD.html?lang=en_US
It is fun to change the makeup of my bag, based on different courses.
Can't wait to try that new TM mini driver, will report back!
Anyone else here making any changes to their bag in 2023?
I am looking to replace my Cobra irons. The PXG irons look
intriguing, but I would have to go to Seattle or Portland to get
fit.
On 2022-11-05 13:32, Tommy wrote:
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 1:01:05 PM UTC-7, Irving S wrote:
I love my PXG irons and woods. Really could not think of replacing
them in 2023.
Considering 2 acquisitions for the new year. Not really that I
need them, they are just intriguing.
The first is a driving iron. I demoed on at my club, I just love
the sound and trajectory. Just seems like a fund club to hit.
Titlelists and Taylor Made have good offerings here, I bet there
will be some deals to be had as the 2022 clubs need to clear the
shelves.
The second is a mini driver. I hit both my driver and 3 wood off
the tee, and for some reason, a well hit 3 wood seems more
satisfying than a well hit driver. My 3 wood has a low boring
trajectory, just a pleasure to watch. I bet a mini driver would be
a blast to hit. Came across this new offering by Taylor Made.
Gotta try it first, but good chance it will make the bag for next
year.
https://www.taylormadegolf.com/300-Mini-Blackout-Driver/DW-TA001-MD.html?lang=en_US
It is fun to change the makeup of my bag, based on different courses.
Can't wait to try that new TM mini driver, will report back!
Anyone else here making any changes to their bag in 2023?
I am looking to replace my Cobra irons. The PXG irons lookTry practicing more and taking some lessons.
intriguing, but I would have to go to Seattle or Portland to get
fit.
The same money spent there will do you far more good.
On Saturday, November 5, 2022 at 4:41:47 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2022-11-05 13:32, Tommy wrote:
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 1:01:05 PM UTC-7, Irving S wrote:
I love my PXG irons and woods. Really could not think of replacing
them in 2023.
Considering 2 acquisitions for the new year. Not really that I
need them, they are just intriguing.
The first is a driving iron. I demoed on at my club, I just love
the sound and trajectory. Just seems like a fund club to hit.
Titlelists and Taylor Made have good offerings here, I bet there
will be some deals to be had as the 2022 clubs need to clear the
shelves.
The second is a mini driver. I hit both my driver and 3 wood off
the tee, and for some reason, a well hit 3 wood seems more
satisfying than a well hit driver. My 3 wood has a low boring
trajectory, just a pleasure to watch. I bet a mini driver would be
a blast to hit. Came across this new offering by Taylor Made.
Gotta try it first, but good chance it will make the bag for next
year.
https://www.taylormadegolf.com/300-Mini-Blackout-Driver/DW-TA001-MD.html?lang=en_US
It is fun to change the makeup of my bag, based on different courses. >> Can't wait to try that new TM mini driver, will report back!
Anyone else here making any changes to their bag in 2023?
I am looking to replace my Cobra irons. The PXG irons lookTry practicing more and taking some lessons.
intriguing, but I would have to go to Seattle or Portland to get
fit.
The same money spent there will do you far more good.
LOL!
The thread was about new equipment, not about playing better.
Sometimes, we just want to buy new stuff. What is wrong with that?
What a clown!
I am looking to replace my Cobra irons. The PXG irons look
intriguing, but I would have to go to Seattle or Portland to get fit.
Tommy wrote:
I am looking to replace my Cobra irons. The PXG irons look
intriguing, but I would have to go to Seattle or Portland to get fit.
What's a new set of clubs going to get you that being a dishonourable, dishonest cheat won't? Neither will make you a better player.
On 2022-11-06 08:53, Bigbird wrote:
Tommy wrote:
I am looking to replace my Cobra irons. The PXG irons look
intriguing, but I would have to go to Seattle or Portland to get fit.
What's a new set of clubs going to get you that being a dishonourable, dishonest cheat won't? Neither will make you a better player.If you really want to spend your money wisely, commit to practice.
At least twice a week.
At least once every three or 4 times on grass.
And don't forget short game practice.
And through it all, focus first and always on making good contact.
On Sunday, November 6, 2022 at 9:19:36 AM UTC-5, Irving S wrote:
On Saturday, November 5, 2022 at 4:41:47 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2022-11-05 13:32, Tommy wrote:
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 1:01:05 PM UTC-7, Irving S wrote:
I love my PXG irons and woods. Really could not think of replacing
them in 2023.
Considering 2 acquisitions for the new year. Not really that I
need them, they are just intriguing.
The first is a driving iron. I demoed on at my club, I just love
the sound and trajectory. Just seems like a fund club to hit.
Titlelists and Taylor Made have good offerings here, I bet there
will be some deals to be had as the 2022 clubs need to clear the
shelves.
The second is a mini driver. I hit both my driver and 3 wood off
the tee, and for some reason, a well hit 3 wood seems more
satisfying than a well hit driver. My 3 wood has a low boring
trajectory, just a pleasure to watch. I bet a mini driver would be
a blast to hit. Came across this new offering by Taylor Made.
Gotta try it first, but good chance it will make the bag for next
year.
https://www.taylormadegolf.com/300-Mini-Blackout-Driver/DW-TA001-MD.html?lang=en_US
It is fun to change the makeup of my bag, based on different courses. >> Can't wait to try that new TM mini driver, will report back!
Anyone else here making any changes to their bag in 2023?
I am looking to replace my Cobra irons. The PXG irons lookTry practicing more and taking some lessons.
intriguing, but I would have to go to Seattle or Portland to get
fit.
The same money spent there will do you far more good.
LOL!
The thread was about new equipment, not about playing better.Oh, so an “acquisition” cannot be to acquire services (eg training)? Gosh, ‘Professor Himalaya’ will be so disappointed in you.
Sometimes, we just want to buy new stuff. What is wrong with that?Depends: is your objective to lower your golf score, or to be like a raven and collect a new shiny thing? Americans are notoriously gullible &
lazy, wanting immediate gratification, so they buy the latest gimmick
widget instead of being willing to put in the time to improve their skills.
What a clown!
Yes, “clown” is a quite appropriate .sig for you.
-hh
On 2022-11-05 13:32, Tommy wrote:
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 1:01:05 PM UTC-7, Irving S wrote:
I love my PXG irons and woods. Really could not think of replacing
them in 2023.
Considering 2 acquisitions for the new year. Not really that I
need them, they are just intriguing.
The first is a driving iron. I demoed on at my club, I just love
the sound and trajectory. Just seems like a fund club to hit.
Titlelists and Taylor Made have good offerings here, I bet there
will be some deals to be had as the 2022 clubs need to clear the
shelves.
The second is a mini driver. I hit both my driver and 3 wood off
the tee, and for some reason, a well hit 3 wood seems more
satisfying than a well hit driver. My 3 wood has a low boring
trajectory, just a pleasure to watch. I bet a mini driver would be
a blast to hit. Came across this new offering by Taylor Made.
Gotta try it first, but good chance it will make the bag for next
year.
https://www.taylormadegolf.com/300-Mini-Blackout-Driver/DW-TA001-MD.html?lang=en_US
It is fun to change the makeup of my bag, based on different courses.
Can't wait to try that new TM mini driver, will report back!
Anyone else here making any changes to their bag in 2023?
I am looking to replace my Cobra irons. The PXG irons lookTry practicing more and taking some lessons.
intriguing, but I would have to go to Seattle or Portland to get
fit.
The same money spent there will do you far more good.
Tommy wrote:
I am looking to replace my Cobra irons. The PXG irons lookWhat's a new set of clubs going to get you that being a dishonourable, dishonest cheat won't? Neither will make you a better player.
intriguing, but I would have to go to Seattle or Portland to get fit.
On Sunday, November 6, 2022 at 10:51:02 AM UTC-5, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 6, 2022 at 9:19:36 AM UTC-5, Irving S wrote:
On Saturday, November 5, 2022 at 4:41:47 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2022-11-05 13:32, Tommy wrote:
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 1:01:05 PM UTC-7, Irving S wrote:
I love my PXG irons and woods. Really could not think of replacing >> them in 2023.
Considering 2 acquisitions for the new year. Not really that I
need them, they are just intriguing.
The first is a driving iron. I demoed on at my club, I just love
the sound and trajectory. Just seems like a fund club to hit.
Titlelists and Taylor Made have good offerings here, I bet there
will be some deals to be had as the 2022 clubs need to clear the
shelves.
The second is a mini driver. I hit both my driver and 3 wood off
the tee, and for some reason, a well hit 3 wood seems more
satisfying than a well hit driver. My 3 wood has a low boring
trajectory, just a pleasure to watch. I bet a mini driver would be >> a blast to hit. Came across this new offering by Taylor Made.
Gotta try it first, but good chance it will make the bag for next >> year.
https://www.taylormadegolf.com/300-Mini-Blackout-Driver/DW-TA001-MD.html?lang=en_US
It is fun to change the makeup of my bag, based on different courses.
Can't wait to try that new TM mini driver, will report back!
Anyone else here making any changes to their bag in 2023?
I am looking to replace my Cobra irons. The PXG irons look intriguing, but I would have to go to Seattle or Portland to get fit.Try practicing more and taking some lessons.
The same money spent there will do you far more good.
LOL!
The thread was about new equipment, not about playing better.Oh, so an “acquisition” cannot be to acquire services (eg training)? Gosh, ‘Professor Himalaya’ will be so disappointed in you.
Sometimes, we just want to buy new stuff. What is wrong with that?Depends: is your objective to lower your golf score, or to be like a raven and collect a new shiny thing? Americans are notoriously gullible &
lazy, wanting immediate gratification, so they buy the latest gimmick widget instead of being willing to put in the time to improve their skills.
What a clown!
Yes, “clown” is a quite appropriate .sig for you.
-hhThank you sooo much. A libtard from the craphole state of NJ calling me a clown. If you called me anything else, that would be an insult.
How entertaining you are HH! And how entertaining it will be to read all of the whining by our resident libtards here after the bashing you all take on Tuesday.. You candidates absolutely suck. Now it is time for all you clowns to reap what you sewed.
On Sunday, November 6, 2022 at 9:19:36 AM UTC-5, Irving S wrote:
On Saturday, November 5, 2022 at 4:41:47 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2022-11-05 13:32, Tommy wrote:
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 1:01:05 PM UTC-7, Irving S wrote:Try practicing more and taking some lessons.
I love my PXG irons and woods. Really could not think of replacing
them in 2023.
Considering 2 acquisitions for the new year. Not really that I
need them, they are just intriguing.
The first is a driving iron. I demoed on at my club, I just love
the sound and trajectory. Just seems like a fund club to hit.
Titlelists and Taylor Made have good offerings here, I bet there
will be some deals to be had as the 2022 clubs need to clear the
shelves.
The second is a mini driver. I hit both my driver and 3 wood off
the tee, and for some reason, a well hit 3 wood seems more
satisfying than a well hit driver. My 3 wood has a low boring
trajectory, just a pleasure to watch. I bet a mini driver would be
a blast to hit. Came across this new offering by Taylor Made.
Gotta try it first, but good chance it will make the bag for next
year.
https://www.taylormadegolf.com/300-Mini-Blackout-Driver/DW-TA001-MD.html?lang=en_US
It is fun to change the makeup of my bag, based on different courses. >>>>> Can't wait to try that new TM mini driver, will report back!
Anyone else here making any changes to their bag in 2023?
I am looking to replace my Cobra irons. The PXG irons look
intriguing, but I would have to go to Seattle or Portland to get
fit.
The same money spent there will do you far more good.
LOL!
The thread was about new equipment, not about playing better.
Oh, so an “acquisition” cannot be to acquire services (eg training)? Gosh, ‘Professor Himalaya’ will be so disappointed in you.
Sometimes, we just want to buy new stuff. What is wrong with that?
Depends: is your objective to lower your golf score, or to be like a raven and collect a new shiny thing? Americans are notoriously gullible &
lazy, wanting immediate gratification, so they buy the latest gimmick
widget instead of being willing to put in the time to improve their skills.
On 2022-11-06 07:51, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 6, 2022 at 9:19:36 AM UTC-5, Irving S wrote:
On Saturday, November 5, 2022 at 4:41:47 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2022-11-05 13:32, Tommy wrote:
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 1:01:05 PM UTC-7, Irving S wrote:Try practicing more and taking some lessons.
I love my PXG irons and woods. Really could not think of replacing >>>>> them in 2023.
Considering 2 acquisitions for the new year. Not really that I
need them, they are just intriguing.
The first is a driving iron. I demoed on at my club, I just love
the sound and trajectory. Just seems like a fund club to hit.
Titlelists and Taylor Made have good offerings here, I bet there
will be some deals to be had as the 2022 clubs need to clear the
shelves.
The second is a mini driver. I hit both my driver and 3 wood off
the tee, and for some reason, a well hit 3 wood seems more
satisfying than a well hit driver. My 3 wood has a low boring
trajectory, just a pleasure to watch. I bet a mini driver would be >>>>> a blast to hit. Came across this new offering by Taylor Made.
Gotta try it first, but good chance it will make the bag for next >>>>> year.
https://www.taylormadegolf.com/300-Mini-Blackout-Driver/DW-TA001-MD.html?lang=en_US
It is fun to change the makeup of my bag, based on different courses. >>>>> Can't wait to try that new TM mini driver, will report back!
Anyone else here making any changes to their bag in 2023?
I am looking to replace my Cobra irons. The PXG irons look
intriguing, but I would have to go to Seattle or Portland to get
fit.
The same money spent there will do you far more good.
LOL!
The thread was about new equipment, not about playing better.
Oh, so an “acquisition” cannot be to acquire services (eg training)? Gosh, ‘Professor Himalaya’ will be so disappointed in you.
Sometimes, we just want to buy new stuff. What is wrong with that?
Depends: is your objective to lower your golf score, or to be like a raven and collect a new shiny thing? Americans are notoriously gullible &When I started the game, lo those many moons ago, my mother gave me a
lazy, wanting immediate gratification, so they buy the latest gimmick widget instead of being willing to put in the time to improve their skills.
set of irons for Christmas (I think she thought they were really cool because they were "Palmer" clubs). At the time, I'd been playing with a starter set to which I'd added a couple of the even number clubs from different manufacturers; trying to figure out what worked for me.
I played those Palmers for the next... ...I don't know, probably 10
years, during which time I tried and failed to find an instructor from
whom I could effectively learn, I determined to teach myself the golf swing.
I made a promise that I would buy myself new irons—better irons—when I could finally play at about 80-82 on a consistent basis.
And by the account of better golfers I know (some of whom used to post
here and really had game), I succeeded in my goal.
I got down to a 9.3 index and shot a personal best of 73 (admittedly on
an easyish par 71 course that honestly should have been a par 70). The
best compliment I received was that I swung like Ernie Els (and that was from a regular poster here who was about a 4 handicap, IIRC).
That's when I bought my AP2s.
And if my game is suffering at the moment from benign neglect, I'm not
going to go out and buy different clubs to try to fix it.
I'm going to practice more.
On Tuesday, November 8, 2022 at 2:02:09 PM UTC-5, Alan wrote:It is fun to change the makeup of my bag, based on different courses.
On 2022-11-06 07:51, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 6, 2022 at 9:19:36 AM UTC-5, Irving S wrote:
On Saturday, November 5, 2022 at 4:41:47 PM UTC-4, Alan wrote:
On 2022-11-05 13:32, Tommy wrote:
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 1:01:05 PM UTC-7, Irving S
wrote:
I love my PXG irons and woods. Really could not think of
replacing them in 2023.
Considering 2 acquisitions for the new year. Not really
that I need them, they are just intriguing.
The first is a driving iron. I demoed on at my club, I
just love the sound and trajectory. Just seems like a
fund club to hit. Titlelists and Taylor Made have good
offerings here, I bet there will be some deals to be had
as the 2022 clubs need to clear the shelves.
The second is a mini driver. I hit both my driver and 3
wood off the tee, and for some reason, a well hit 3 wood
seems more satisfying than a well hit driver. My 3 wood
has a low boring trajectory, just a pleasure to watch. I
bet a mini driver would be a blast to hit. Came across
this new offering by Taylor Made. Gotta try it first, but
good chance it will make the bag for next year.
https://www.taylormadegolf.com/300-Mini-Blackout-Driver/DW-TA001-MD.html?lang=en_US
When I started the game, lo those many moons ago, my mother gave meTry practicing more and taking some lessons.Can't wait to try that new TM mini driver, will report
back!
Anyone else here making any changes to their bag in
2023?
I am looking to replace my Cobra irons. The PXG irons look
intriguing, but I would have to go to Seattle or Portland
to get fit.
The same money spent there will do you far more good.
LOL!
The thread was about new equipment, not about playing better.
Oh, so an “acquisition” cannot be to acquire services (eg
training)? Gosh, ‘Professor Himalaya’ will be so disappointed in
you.
Sometimes, we just want to buy new stuff. What is wrong with
that?
Depends: is your objective to lower your golf score, or to be
like a raven and collect a new shiny thing? Americans are
notoriously gullible & lazy, wanting immediate gratification, so
they buy the latest gimmick widget instead of being willing to
put in the time to improve their skills.
a set of irons for Christmas (I think she thought they were really
cool because they were "Palmer" clubs). At the time, I'd been
playing with a starter set to which I'd added a couple of the even
number clubs from different manufacturers; trying to figure out
what worked for me.
I played those Palmers for the next... ...I don't know, probably
10 years, during which time I tried and failed to find an
instructor from whom I could effectively learn, I determined to
teach myself the golf swing.
I made a promise that I would buy myself new irons—better
irons—when I could finally play at about 80-82 on a consistent
basis.
And by the account of better golfers I know (some of whom used to
post here and really had game), I succeeded in my goal.
I got down to a 9.3 index and shot a personal best of 73
(admittedly on an easyish par 71 course that honestly should have
been a par 70). The best compliment I received was that I swung
like Ernie Els (and that was from a regular poster here who was
about a 4 handicap, IIRC).
That's when I bought my AP2s.
And if my game is suffering at the moment from benign neglect, I'm
not going to go out and buy different clubs to try to fix it.
I'm going to practice more.
Hilarious post. 100% troll, 100% bullshit. Talk about being
transparent.
Now on to this silly post. Tom mentioned new clubs, I mentioned
maybe a few new clubs, I sure am not doing it to buy a game. I
cannot speak for Tom, but I am sure he also knows that you cannot buy
a game. Clubs can help, but nothing helps more than lessons and
practice. And playing, you gotta get out there and play.
Sometimes you doofus, people just buy things because they want to. I
just got a new putter last week. Nothing wrong with the old one, I
just saw a putter I liked and bought it. So what. My wife has been
playing with the same Cally irons for years, she wants a new set.
She just wants a new set, for no other reason than that. Just like
we buy new furniture, new clothes, new Iphones, we just buy things
because we can. And you doofus, you surely know that, I am sure you
do this yourself, we all do.
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