CharlieMoy
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If youre anywhere near Philly Ill do it for free for you. Id hate to see someone spend $150 on a fitting.
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Thirsty
Trying to decide on 1 ball to play all summer (so I can figure myself out...) Looking for a good value/decent ball. Thinking either Noodle+, Pinnacle Dimension, Top Flite Gamer V2 (though leary of TFs due to past experiences), or maybe the good ol Callaway Warbird.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
CharlieMoy
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White Rhino
SANDBAGGER!!!!!!!
So when r u comming out to LA? hehehehe
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I second that TM ball.. I've purchased them a bunch of times when my game gets a bit loose and I feel like using a mid-low end ball with SOME quality still in tact.
Hard to beat it for 20-22 bucks.
CharlieMoy
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I mean, for that 150$ you could buy me a return plane ticket 
ps, im not picky, a tent in the backyard will do.
ps, im not picky, a tent in the backyard will do.
SW
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Vapor Speed, e5/e6, W/S C:25, Callaway Diablo, Srixon ad 333 (or something like that.) Anyplace nearby for a quick fitting?
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White Rhino
SANDBAGGER!!!!!!!
I mean, for that 150$ you could buy me a return plane ticket
ps, im not picky, a tent in the backyard will do.
Not sure $150 would get you back to Philly my friend
kapsularian
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Anyone got any suggestions on fairway woods? I currently have TM v-steel strong 3 and 4. I typically buy two woods like this when I switch and change them in and out depending on the courses I am playing.
CharlieMoy
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IMO those were the best ones ever made. Please pm me when you buy new ones, I know a ton of people who will take them off your hands.
Fairway2Green
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I just bought a 15* Z-Star with the Dromos in it to end my 3 wood search.
Tmex
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F2G I've only hit the driver but if the FW is as good, that club has to be ridiculous. The Clevelands Hawk mentioned are great and if you can find the right Miyazaki shaft you're going to be good to go. I have to throw out how good the Diablo Octane is as well. Super easy to hit and crazy long. Worth checking out.
Chunkylover77
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I completely agree. I was blown away by this ball during the blind testing
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It was definitely worth it. I wasn't a huge fan of the driver but that couldve been the shaft. So when I hit these and was blown away, definitely color me surprised.
Id throw the Callaway Diablo Tour ball up against this one. Better distance and just as good feel, IMO
Chunkylover77
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Really? I will have to check it out. I like to party and I like distance. In that order
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The Diablo Tour Ball is definitely worth checking out CL. I have used it quite a bit the last 6 weeks or so.
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The VR Pro? I didn't have much luck with the original VR.. May have to give the new one a shot.
Yeah I really like the new VR Pro stuff. Give it a whack somewhere and see what you think.
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I would personally step up a few dollars to the e5 though. Outstanding golf ball.
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I hit the new VR Pro driver but have never really been a fan of the Project X shaft, or the MASSIVE sound coming out of that thing on contact.. If you're right about the 3w, it may find a spot in my bag this year, as I am dedicated to de-Titleist'ing by fall.
The e series is fantastic, as noted by my signature that I would be bound to say that.
With that said, 24 for 40 is better than 24 for 54, if you're focused on a budget.
I love the Diablo Tour. I coerced a buddy into hitting one couple weeks ago and he was quite surprised at how quickly the ball got small. :devil:
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