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That is a nice pick up, I haven't given mine a good enough chance to make it in the bag, it is going to be higher in the rotation this season.

I have several of the HT heads, it is said to move the CG a bit more towards the toe allowing for a quicker release. I didn't find that to be the case, same feel but a different look at address was all I got from it.

New for 2015.

Unfortunately I was not a Callaway staffer when this bag was available. I think my rep has one as a demo bag, I can ask him.

My putter is 32.75", it works for me on any length putt, I just take the club back further and have a longer follow through with longer putts.

I used the Lamkin REL 3Gen last season, this year I am using the i-Line grips from Lamkin and have been very happy with them so far. They made them in conjunction with Iomic and they are almost exactly the same feel at far less cost.

Due to the location of the drop off from the range, it was easier to start guys on 11 rather than 10.

Can you explain that thought please? I don't think I understand what you are saying. From my interpretation it seems as though you are questioning the validity of measuring the swing by swinging? Hence my confusion.

I have a 46* PW, 52* and 58*.

You are also hitting off of a perfectly flat surface with the traditional lie boards. I would say that you almost never have a perfectly level situation on the course. Some people subconsciously change their swing when hitting off of a board as well.

I don't think I understand the original question? The last post seems like you are trying to demonstrate that traditional lie angle fittings aren't necessary. I would say that one round is not enough to make a judgement about how effective the traditional lie angle tests are. I've used a rental...

I have one that I am looking to sell, it has a Matrix hM2 Black shaft in it. It is a really good club, solid feel and the ball jumps off the face.

The ProType putters have a 350 gram head for 33", 340 for 34", and 330 for 35". Most of the premium putters are built that way.

Mine has some weight added down the shaft. I wish they would do heavier heads for shorter length putters like they do with the ProType series. I actually have a White Hot Pro and the ProType Black coming to test. If thinks go like I suspect, I will most likely end up with the ProType Black #9.

It's a club I will use off the tee, we have a 220 yard par three and I can't quite get the height that I want with the X Utility to land it softly enough. I realized that the Utility is really the same as a 2 iron, just a bit more forgiving, you get a flatter flight and lower launch than with a...

It's still around, testing the XHP at the moment.

The adapters are not interchangeable, but if you are able to either remove the adapter from the cobra and save the plastic part above it, you can install the Cobra adapter onto the Aldila shaft.

Didn't really care for the first one. I thought this one was just as bad.

I had something like that done for a pair of hockey skates when I was younger. Not nearly as high tech, they actually made a mold of my feet and built the boot around it. Seems like the tennis players would need it a bit more than a golfer due to the high speed stops and starts they have to make.