ITCHY EYEBALLS
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Clubs generally go in the bin, only to be pulled out again a few days before my next round.
Golf Golf Clubs/Equipment Discussion.
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- Jul 5, 2014
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Cleaned up my first ever Titleist's 755 (2006)...which I cannot hit anymore. Steve Stricker still games them occasionally.
Should I keep for nostalgia or sell and how much would I get for these old girls?
My first ever set was PGF Slammers as a kid, then a set of Daiwa clubs (I working in fishing tackle and the rep got them for me...never really ever seen any around apart from those). Then Henry Griffiths (what a scam), these Titleists, then Callaway Apex 19s and now the Mizuno JPX25 hot Metals and a heap of Titleist hybrids!
Should I keep for nostalgia or sell and how much would I get for these old girls?
My first ever set was PGF Slammers as a kid, then a set of Daiwa clubs (I working in fishing tackle and the rep got them for me...never really ever seen any around apart from those). Then Henry Griffiths (what a scam), these Titleists, then Callaway Apex 19s and now the Mizuno JPX25 hot Metals and a heap of Titleist hybrids!
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- Jun 10, 2014
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Keep em. You’ll get SFA for them and they might be fun to hit at some stage in the future.
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Depends if you actually want to be rid of them or not. There's a lot of good 2nd hand gear out there. Between $200-400 bucks should be enticing enough for someone to take them?
Bird in the hand and all that.
ITCHY EYEBALLS
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Just started watching this lunatic....
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Very annoying to watch.
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I just inherited some Callaway AI Smoke irons. Apparently they are pretty good and will probably see out my days playing.
I wanted a new bag to go with them so i bought the Callaway 2024 ORG 14 HD waterproof bag...
I was going to go with a cheaper bag but I figured a good bag was worth investing in.
I wanted a new bag to go with them so i bought the Callaway 2024 ORG 14 HD waterproof bag...
I was going to go with a cheaper bag but I figured a good bag was worth investing in.
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I bought one of those bags a couple of months back, the White, Navy and Red one. It's very nice. Nice and light and heaps of pockets including a chill one for food and drinks.
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Does anyone play with a 9 wood?
Elixuh
See you on the 9th green at 9
Strongly considering it. Or a 7 wood. High flight, soft drop, easy to hit.
ITCHY EYEBALLS
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7 wood magnificent…..land em like a butterfly
That's a nice inheritance.
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Hope it wasn’t a murder. Because those clubs are motive.
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Have formed a local Perth group to play golf with, and been getting out a lot more often now. Generally playing better and have shaved 7 shots off my best 18 hole score this afternoon.
Really struggling when I’m within a distance of 70-80m though. I just can’t slow my swing speed down enough and make good contact to hit the green. My highest wedge is a 58’ and we have worked out I hit it about 110-130 metres with a full swing.
As a short term bandaid fix, looking into a higher loft wedge. I hit someone else’s 60’ and went pin high, but just inaccurate with it, we think it was the right club.
Considering selling my 54 and 58 wedges and getting a 56 and 62. Thoughts on this approach to help those shorter approach shots? Would a 60 be better than the 62?
Really struggling when I’m within a distance of 70-80m though. I just can’t slow my swing speed down enough and make good contact to hit the green. My highest wedge is a 58’ and we have worked out I hit it about 110-130 metres with a full swing.
As a short term bandaid fix, looking into a higher loft wedge. I hit someone else’s 60’ and went pin high, but just inaccurate with it, we think it was the right club.
Considering selling my 54 and 58 wedges and getting a 56 and 62. Thoughts on this approach to help those shorter approach shots? Would a 60 be better than the 62?
