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Originally Posted by Crossfire  Spin, is useless unless you can control it. Stick with your wedges if you know them. Chances are you play relativly easy conditions that the greens arent chucking a full wedge off the back and running a 13, so you dont need the new wedge spin. |
That's great advice. Any chance you can let me know if I am taking proper care of my car, or when I need to mow my lawn? Ever play Purgatory Golf Club (trying to get a US Open or a PGA) or Brickyard Crossing (Senior PGA Tour), or Crooked Stick (hosted a little tourney called the 1991 PGA Championship, the Solheim Cup and the 2009 Senior US Open)?
Chances are I play easy conditions indeed, and I don't need any different spin of course. Stick with what I know... like you did when you bought new wedges 2 months ago? Good Lord man, it's good that I'm having a good day, that post might piss some people off if directed at them.
Not trying to be an azz to you... as that would make a total of two azzes??
Spin it is!
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