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I was fit.

Alphard V2 with Clicgear 4. Love the set up.

5 hybrid

5H and 6H for me. I'm not going to keep betting my self up over inconsistency with the 5I and 6I.

All the clubs in my bag are built by me. Even recently swapped our my putter shaft. I have built a number of sets over the years and feel very confident in doing so.

Yes, #1 looks best.

Dang, just got an email that mine have shipped and will be here tomorrow, Fort Worth to Houston!!

Same for me I have a ton of balls. The way I've been playing they will last me a very long time.

60 in the past, but now 58 only.

I got free shipping since the order was over $75.

I need a set of grips like a hole in the head, but this was too good to pass up.

Different, I was fit back in 2018 for a Callaway Driver, TM Fairways, TM Irons, and Cleveland wedges. I stick with the TM fairways as I am very confident in hitting them. I have since switched to Takomo and now Sub70 Irons. But will always stay with the TM fairways.

This guy does a great job of explaining regripping: He has a number of regrip video's. I use the air method. Once you do it the first time, re-grips are very easy, "blow-off, blow-on, done". https://www.youtube.com/@EFGMC/search?query=regrip

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Yes, anything non-urethane covered.

I have a full first aid kit that I got from REI. Lots of wound care, Band-Aids, tape, scissors, clippers, etc. I add some extras like Advil Dual Action and Advil, lip balm, q-tips, and Benadryl for mosquito bites, I live in Houston and the mosquitoes love me down here. I also have a ziplock...

Yes, I sole the club in the guide, that is its purpose. With a club ruler you have to always have the same angle. This lays on the bench and you sole it the same each time. Very easy to use. Also, with grip or with out, that's a preference issue. When building you can do it either way, its...

I've used the same one. For a a little over 2 years now and really like it alot. Best measurement tool I've used. And I've only tested one club, but the SW measurement using the Hireko estimator is within 0.1 to 0.2 points of my Mitchell gauge. More than adequate for the home builder.

I built 2 of these from plans on the web, they are no longer available, but it was an easy build. I collect sets of logo balls for various reasons; 1. Some from each course I play, or I make one if they don't have any (I posted how to do this on another forum). 2. And some for my 50 states...

I have a set from Vessel, love the look and they are durable. I managed to lose one that is why I have 3.