Evok
Don't worry, Be happy!
I did the fill, I've got a soft spot for yellow and green haha
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#ICanHitADraw
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The last weekend for the Morgan Cup 2012 staff bag. After this it goes on display and will hold my other clubs in the rotation.
Callaway Razr Fit driver and five wood
Northwestern three wood
Cleveland HB3's 3-PW
TaylorMade TP Gap Wedge
Callaway Dark Chrome Forged 54° wedge
Odyssey Metal-X #7 putter
FootJoy GreenJoy shoes.
Callaway Razr Fit driver and five wood
Northwestern three wood
Cleveland HB3's 3-PW
TaylorMade TP Gap Wedge
Callaway Dark Chrome Forged 54° wedge
Odyssey Metal-X #7 putter
FootJoy GreenJoy shoes.
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I may shoot 90 tomorrow but I will look good doing it
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I may shoot 90 tomorrow but I will look good doing it
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Haha spoken like a true THPer
Franklin51
On the Verge
How you like that org bag? I'm between it and a c130My current bag. I'm debating picking up some Callaway Hybrids though for #TheGauntlet
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myndcraft
#TheGauntlet 2015 Champs
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So far so good, plenty of storage for everything and well organized. My only complaint is the dividers are not full length.
TheCrest4
#UrbanLumberJack
Nice where are you playing?
Soggy mid round photo
Wicked Cool Bearded Man
4thegolf+4thefriends
Good updates gents!
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Played Pleasant Valley. Was a rough start but turned into a gorgeous day.
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One big happy family. Bag looks great with all those clubs
The Srixon/Cleveland family is all back together.
The driver will be joining them in Savannah, but it's going to take a LOT to get the Bertha out of the bag.
Shot a +1 with these for 9 today, so this setup is going nowhere.
Spring182
New member
All cleaned up so I figured I'd post. Really happy with this setup! Had my 3 best rounds of the year since adding these irons. The accuracy and distance control I'm getting compared to the Speedblades I had previously is night and day and I love the feel of the DG pro R300 shafts.
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Quoting myself because I lied a little. The Heavenwood, which is on the ground, is not going anywhere. Love the F45, but over long-term testing, the Heavenwood is easier to hit.
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Heavenwood is my favorite golf crutch ever. I adore it, and this weekend it was always there for me.
jimmer1609
New member
I really like those grips on your irons! What are those?
All cleaned up so I figured I'd post. Really happy with this setup! Had my 3 best rounds of the year since adding these irons. The accuracy and distance control I'm getting compared to the Speedblades I had previously is night and day and I love the feel of the DG pro R300 shafts.
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Spring182
New member
They're the same yellow GP grips that come on the new Bridgestone line of clubs.
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Wicked Cool Bearded Man
4thegolf+4thefriends
The Srixon/Cleveland family is all back together.
Nice dude! When we tee it up we will have to have TWO all Srixon/Cleveland bags!
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Wicked Cool Bearded Man
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Guz.Man
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So quick back ground about the irons I'm about to post
I volunteer with my local First Tee chapter twice a week, and this center has a lot (I mean a LOT) of old junky clubs people have donated over the years
So I was helping out last Saturday and saw some irons that caught my attention - I pulled off about 3 sets of old beat up knock off clubs and found a set of vintage Hogan Apex II's, in pretty remarkable condition for their age - long story short, I am the owner of a new set of vintage blades
And boy oh boy are these things intimidating to hit - the set is 2i - 9i, and look like they were barely even hit
I've always wanted a vintage set of blades and am ecstatic to have found a set - and while my game is NOWHERE near blade category, I couldn't resist the urge to take them out for a spin
Here are some pics, and a pic of the 2i... I only took out the 4-9 and hit some really great shots, and some epically bad shots too
Don't know if I'll use these to practice/play them here and there as a training aid, or find a Jones bag and build my vintage office set
I volunteer with my local First Tee chapter twice a week, and this center has a lot (I mean a LOT) of old junky clubs people have donated over the years
So I was helping out last Saturday and saw some irons that caught my attention - I pulled off about 3 sets of old beat up knock off clubs and found a set of vintage Hogan Apex II's, in pretty remarkable condition for their age - long story short, I am the owner of a new set of vintage blades
And boy oh boy are these things intimidating to hit - the set is 2i - 9i, and look like they were barely even hit
I've always wanted a vintage set of blades and am ecstatic to have found a set - and while my game is NOWHERE near blade category, I couldn't resist the urge to take them out for a spin
Here are some pics, and a pic of the 2i... I only took out the 4-9 and hit some really great shots, and some epically bad shots too
Don't know if I'll use these to practice/play them here and there as a training aid, or find a Jones bag and build my vintage office set
Johnny Hack
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So quick back ground about the irons I'm about to post
I volunteer with my local First Tee chapter twice a week, and this center has a lot (I mean a LOT) of old junky clubs people have donated over the years
So I was helping out last Saturday and saw some irons that caught my attention - I pulled off about 3 sets of old beat up knock off clubs and found a set of vintage Hogan Apex II's, in pretty remarkable condition for their age - long story short, I am the owner of a new set of vintage blades
And boy oh boy are these things intimidating to hit - the set is 2i - 9i, and look like they were barely even hit
I've always wanted a vintage set of blades and am ecstatic to have found a set - and while my game is NOWHERE near blade category, I couldn't resist the urge to take them out for a spin
Here are some pics, and a pic of the 2i... I only took out the 4-9 and hit some really great shots, and some epically bad shots too
Don't know if I'll use these to practice/play them here and there as a training aid, or find a Jones bag and build my vintage office set
OH MY!!! Those sure are SEXY!!! Take them out and enjoy them for what they are, Vintage at its best!
New hybrid added, a true gem. It helped me achieve a great score today.
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Franklin51
On the Verge
Naked and covered. Probably the best set I've had yet. C130 and clicgear are in my future. Also 4h is on ponder list. Oh and dont mind my ocd ways on the headcovers
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