Smokin Joe
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- Bare headed cyclist, Smoker
At least no one has come out with, "A good walk spoiled".I knew this would happen
golfers? club recomendation
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threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
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- ...on the slake
If it's crazy golf, I'm yer man, few hole-in-ones last time I played, my oppo was blubbing like a gurl by the end, mind you he was only 6 at the time.
jefmcg
Guru
Good idea!Maybe try a golf rather than a cycling forum...I assume such terrifying places exist
Edit: this one is clearly better if you are interested in clubs.
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coco69
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[QUO="vickster, post: 3528414, member: 10217"]Maybe try a golf rather than a cycling forum...I assume such terrifying places exist [/QUOTE]
I am in the cyclechat cafe arent i?
[/QUOTE]I am in the cyclechat cafe arent i?
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vickster
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And how many answers have you got in 21 posts 
I just reckon you'll get more joy on a forum where someone may actually know what you're asking about
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=golf+forum&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=f4DaVOb7CpPwaM7RgogH
I just reckon you'll get more joy on a forum where someone may actually know what you're asking about https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=golf+forum&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=f4DaVOb7CpPwaM7RgogH
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coco69
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Thats correct however people dont just ride bikes and comment how light their bike is...?.I have no doubt their are golfers on here who will genuinely help, I am not a member of any golf forums so I posted the thread in the cafe section....the end!
See ya 
MacB
Lover of things that come in 3's
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- Farnborough, Hampshire
I like Ping woods but would choose Taylormade irons, but a lot will depend on what sort of iron player you are and whether you expect/have capacity to improve. I'd rate the Speedblades quite highly along with the Callaway Apex. In both instances you need to be aware that the manufacturers have created apparent improvements by changing the numbers on the bottom. So a new 8 iron would have the loft, and almost the length, of an older 7 iron. Despite this being well known, and clear to read on club specs, it's surprising how many people get sold on how far they hit their new '8' iron.
With an 18 handicap then, unless you plan on a great deal of practice, would stick with game improvement style irons and preferably steel shafts.
With an 18 handicap then, unless you plan on a great deal of practice, would stick with game improvement style irons and preferably steel shafts.
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coco69
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Cheers for that I had some older pings g2s I think and just thinking about sticking with ping or going with something that will get me up and running again.....appreciated
Levo-Lon
Guru
Go to the pro shop with good fitting service and get a set fitted to suit your swing..
I loved my ping g5 clubs but haven't played for nearly 6 yr as I lost intrest but I may get them out of the loft again as ioften get asked if I want a game frommy old golf crowd..
I was a 11h and getting the right shaft in a club helped, my swing speed was around 115,120 mph so stiff shaft heled stop fade slice etc.. and I managed to hit greens and fairways which is the trick....putting is another thing altogeather...killed my game.
I loved my ping g5 clubs but haven't played for nearly 6 yr as I lost intrest but I may get them out of the loft again as ioften get asked if I want a game frommy old golf crowd..
I was a 11h and getting the right shaft in a club helped, my swing speed was around 115,120 mph so stiff shaft heled stop fade slice etc.. and I managed to hit greens and fairways which is the trick....putting is another thing altogeather...killed my game.
