I might buy the Burner 3W. R9 3W is a little more than I would like to spend on a club I don't hit often.
Need a New Driver
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I could see how this is true. I bought an R7 a few years ago. My first season I was terrible and hated it. 2nd season I had some glimpses of greatness. This year, I can hit it as straight as I want close to 320 yards.
Just won this on Ebay for $159.50 including shipping.
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Congrats on probably buying a counterfeit club. I avoid E-Bay like the plague when it comes to buying new clubs. I'd say a good 80% of the clubs on there are counterfeit. Even the used ones.
I also tend to avoid Taylormade's latest stuff just because it's always overpriced and doesn't hold it's value well.
At any rate, it's all reasonable stuff performance-wise, and I'm sure you'll have fun with it, so that's all that really matters
You saying these are Taiwan Specials made in North Korea.Congrats on probably buying a counterfeit club. I avoid E-Bay like the plague when it comes to buying new clubs. I'd say a good 80% of the clubs on there are counterfeit. Even the used ones.
I also tend to avoid Taylormade's latest stuff just because it's always overpriced and doesn't hold it's value well.
At any rate, it's all reasonable stuff performance-wise, and I'm sure you'll have fun with it, so that's all that really matters
Congrats on probably buying a counterfeit club. I avoid E-Bay like the plague when it comes to buying new clubs. I'd say a good 80% of the clubs on there are counterfeit. Even the used ones.
I also tend to avoid Taylormade's latest stuff just because it's always overpriced and doesn't hold it's value well.
At any rate, it's all reasonable stuff performance-wise, and I'm sure you'll have fun with it, so that's all that really matters
The description says seller is from Myrtle Beach, and he won the club as a prize in a tournament.
Also what do you mean it doesn't hold it's value well? It's not like it's a car. . .
Just because the seller is from the US doesn't mean anything. I see tons of fake stuff come by all of the time. If you have the eye and ear for it, its simple to spot the fakes. Like I said earlier, if it's new and the price is lower than advertised, its fake.
So you are saying places like The Golf Warehouse TGW.com - The Golf Warehouse - The Premier Online Golf Superstore are all fakes?
I bought the new Adams Speedline driver this year, after having a Calloway Steelhead for years. I hit the Steelhead very well, so I didn't realize how out of date it really was until I put the Speedline in the bag. Night and day.
For my money, the Titleist 909 3 wood is about as good as it gets.
I just need some new wedges, but can't decide between Cleveland or the Vokey's.
Any thoughts here?
For my money, the Titleist 909 3 wood is about as good as it gets.
I just need some new wedges, but can't decide between Cleveland or the Vokey's.
Any thoughts here?
I've got a PING Rapture 10.5 degree that's sitting on the sidelines. I've got a hunch it'd be good for you.
I love my Ping G10. Absolutely love it.
I'm surprised no one has brought up the importance of the shaft. The shaft is the engine of the club. I'd buy a driver that you enjoy looking down at, enjoy the eye appeal at set-up, and then get fitted for a shaft for it. You can get fitted at Golf Galaxy for $50 but then they take that $50 off the driver when you buy it so it ends up being free. Having the correct shaft for your swing can make a big difference.
I'm surprised no one has brought up the importance of the shaft. The shaft is the engine of the club. I'd buy a driver that you enjoy looking down at, enjoy the eye appeal at set-up, and then get fitted for a shaft for it. You can get fitted at Golf Galaxy for $50 but then they take that $50 off the driver when you buy it so it ends up being free. Having the correct shaft for your swing can make a big difference.
Those are manufactures prices. Just because they show you a higher price doesn't mean they are lower than others.