Looks good Jon. Does it have individual dividers? Just curious!
It only has 4 dividers. My previous bag had 14 so it’ll be an adjustment. I might end up using this new one for my Radials and getting another bag for my regular set. I don’t understand all the hate towards 14 divider bags. I kind of like them.
I don't mind them at all but they do weigh quite a bit, especially the cart bags. I have two bags, one is a big cart bag with the dividers and the second one is a lightweight stand bag with a four way top also that I mainly use for a partial set bag since it isn't very big diameter wise so I don't think more than 10-11 clubs would fit without wrestling them out when I needed a club. lol
Played about 6000 yards with a par 3 at 209 yards (measured 206 yesterday). Just strange for the white tees!
It’s a fantastic golf bag. I have the 2.5 14 way, and it is probably the best bag I’ve ever owned. Why they stopped making it in that 14 way version, I’ll never understand.
I have the DWS ones in 3 and 4 (20 and 23 degree) right now and like them. Now I don't hit hybrids great but I am getting better with them. I normally prefer FW's but these are pretty easy to hit and to me feel better than alot of newer models. Most of the time I just carry the 4H but did use the 3H this past Saturday.
Seems every time a company makes something I like they always quit making it .It’s a fantastic golf bag. I have the 2.5 14 way, and it is probably the best bag I’ve ever owned. Why they stopped making it in that 14 way version, I’ll never understand.
Jealous of the radials. Easiest to hit one piece forging ever.
Go for it. At that price, even @SC Putter would, might, possibly buy those (after days of careful consideration of course)
Going to hybrids instead of irons or 7 & 9 woods has been a real game changer for me. It took a mental adjustment ( read accepting that I am a fat old fart) to accept that a 6H was the better option for me, especially on bad back days when the speed is down.
I truly understand the “accepting I’m getting old” part myself!
I would go for it, good price and you can trade or sell the clubs that don't work for you.
Go for it. At that price, even @SC Putter would, might, possibly buy those (after days of careful consideration of course)
In all seriousness, the older Cobra hybrids were terrific clubs. The OEMs would probably claim the new are better, go further, but I’ve never believed there is a lot of tech in hybrids.
I have the 3 DWS which is a club that is never coming out of my bag unlike the other clubs which is always in danger of being replaced.
and got the 5 and 6 for $50. Gonna ride in the cart tomorrow with our son during the afternoon Wolf game…. I’ll get them tomorrow! Being in the dog gone recliner since Friday other than bathroom breaks is kills me Smalls!
You and GS are cold as ice!I pulled an @SC Putter
I now have 14 and really, really like it. Got tired of clubs getting tangled up.
Seriously? Medicare doesn't cover physicals so I get a "Wellness visit" instead. The doctor asks if you have any concerns, asks a few questions, and that's it. Doesn't even check your heart beat, lol.I’m at the Mayo Clinic for their executive physical that I do every other year. 8 appointments today and another 4 tomorrow. It’s a pain and I miss two rounds of golf but my wife makes me do it.
My wife’s physicals at the Mayo clinic are 100% all paid for by her company. Mine is about 60% covered by our health insurance through her work but the out of pocket goes towards our family deductible that we reach each year anyway. They do a lot of testing during the executive physical that hopefully will catch something early when I inevitably get some health issue. It’s been 29 months since I‘ve been and I’ll wait another 2.5 years before I go again but it’s only 75 miles from our house so not that big of a hassle.
Yeah, you would think as you get older that kind of thing would be a little important, lol. My "physical" is like a photo of a great plate of food, and yours is the actual food. The only thing "physical" related thing is they run some blood tests and take my BP.
It’s pretty common, at least here in Minnesota - a lot of the companies based here cover it for employees at a certain level of management. We have friends that have caught cancer and other issues such as blockage or a heart valve issue early because of the extensive physical. I signed up for an optional free study today when I was already getting my ECG(Electrocardiogram). The study took about 15 minutes and included an ultrasound of my heart chambers/valves that goes into my permanent record. More interesting than the typical physical.
