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DaveE said:How could that be worse than being from Canada.
That one is going to leave a mark!
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DaveE said:How could that be worse than being from Canada.
Actually, just saw in the most recent Golf Mag that the G2 is available in a 15.5* L/EZ. I could guess what the L stands for, but you could opt for the EZ. It is a 400cc driverobagain said:They do make a 15 degree driver, but for ladies.
dave. said:Dear Mr Kilted
I'm not frpm Yorkshire,I was actually born in Springfield, Mass,but grew up in Lancashire,and now live in Yorkshire
The US birth accounts for my golfing genius,and the Lancs upbringing accounts for my perverse sense of humour
cheers
Dave
Next driver will be a higher loft to start with so I can set it up as I get older and slower like Limp.
I subscribe to the loft up camp as well.In Wishon's book he always suggested more loft. I used to ignore it. This year I was thinking of all the guys I've played with that really hit it far. They always hit a very high shot that goes forever. So I upped the loft on my Cally to 11° from 10° and got a much higher loft and low and behold I'm putting it out there farther then I have in years. You will gain lost distance with a higher loft and the same swing speed. I've had two or three drives this year that measured 270+. Most are down the middle also if I swing right. My shortest ones are around 240. (These are all measured with a GPS and not wishful thinking). Not bad for a 69 year old hack. Next driver will be a higher loft to start with so I can set it up as I get older and slower.
Limp is my hero - I figure if he can beat the shit out of himself with golf and yard work/dog walking at his age, I'll live to be 100.Fixed it for ya!