Chunkylover77
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When you chunkycheated OEM and myself a few pages ago here...I think I coined the phrase myself: To ponder for someone else on THP.
Haha that is right
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When you chunkycheated OEM and myself a few pages ago here...I think I coined the phrase myself: To ponder for someone else on THP.
When the heck did chunkyponder become a word?
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When you chunkycheated OEM and myself a few pages ago here...I think I coined the phrase myself: To ponder for someone else on THP.
HA! chunkypondering: pondering for someone else on THP. We have a new term to go with:
chunkyresponding
chunkycheating
Just sent an email to Patty at Blind9 about a Cleveland Classic 10.5* driver, Stock stiff shaft. Sold my 3Wood, and hope to sell my driver, but I think I am teetering over the edge on OEMing it.
Hawkpondering is when you like something but know you'll never buy it (I'm good at this)
Chunkyresponding is what chunky does. You engage him in convo and he takes forever to reply
OEMing is straight up laying the cash on the table and getting it done (THP has a lot of good OEM'ers that fly under the radar. Dirtydawg is a good example)
Colonel'ing is when you mutliquote something in a big, big way. That came from us making fun of the first Morgan Cup Captain, biggsy
There is also chunkylurking but I've learned that that's just a result of chunkyresponding.
Anyway, Nate, I hope you sell that driver so you can snag a Classic bro!
I am going to get fit I think before I seriously ponder any more equipment purchases. The Classic driver is really calling me though, I like my 290 a lot and wonder how I would do with the Classic.
I really love the looks of the Classic but I think i'm going to try a driver fitting this year. Need to get my swing in a little better shape first though.
Im lost on this one?lets make a "tnolaning"... anyone?
After hearing back from Patty at Blind9, my pondering is probably getting pushed to a new level for a Mashie 3 wood and 2 Hybrid. They have awesome prices on em. I may sell my R9 Supertri and go without a driver for a while as I try to find one that works for me.
Hehe...I'm most likely going to go without a 3W for a while because of Blind9 and the Cleveland Classic. But the Mashie 3/5W is a big ponder for sure.
Hawkpondering is when you like something but know you'll never buy it (I'm good at this)
Chunkyresponding is what chunky does. You engage him in convo and he takes forever to reply
OEMing is straight up laying the cash on the table and getting it done (THP has a lot of good OEM'ers that fly under the radar. Dirtydawg is a good example)
Colonel'ing is when you mutliquote something in a big, big way. That came from us making fun of the first Morgan Cup Captain, biggsy
There is also chunkylurking but I've learned that that's just a result of chunkyresponding.
Anyway, Nate, I hope you sell that driver so you can snag a Classic bro!
Looking for a low spin driver / shaft combo. SS = 107 with low launch and too much spin. Ready fire away with suggestions!
Dont forget TMEXing....that's when you OEM something and use it, knowing the whole time that you plan on returning it :laughing:
Bridgestone J40 head is low spinning. Maybe Miyazaki Black to pair with it? Diamana Ahina?
Hawkpondering is when you like something but know you'll never buy it (I'm good at this)
Chunkyresponding is what chunky does. You engage him in convo and he takes forever to reply
OEMing is straight up laying the cash on the table and getting it done (THP has a lot of good OEM'ers that fly under the radar. Dirtydawg is a good example)
Colonel'ing is when you mutliquote something in a big, big way. That came from us making fun of the first Morgan Cup Captain, biggsy
There is also chunkylurking but I've learned that that's just a result of chunkyresponding.
Anyway, Nate, I hope you sell that driver so you can snag a Classic bro!
That's what I was thinking probably leave it at 46/52/60. Still a little large but right now I feel like the 46/54/58 is too close on the high and too far on the low.You've got some big gaps there. I know for myself, I can't hit a 60 consistently so I dropped to a 58 and I've been happy. Sounds like you can handle a 60 though. So would you be going 46/52/62? IMO that is a pretty large gap in your scoring irons