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...separation.
I became a constant visitor to all my local pro shops and golf stores, and drove many a sales assistant and professional half demented by insisting on trying out nearly their whole inventory of putters.
For a while I even resorted to the “broomhandle”, the big elongated putter that I’m sure many of you reading here have seen used by a lot of the pros on TV.
~ ~ But nothing was really working, and I was on the point of near despair when suddenly, BINGO!! I came across the PingB60F putter.
The very first putt I hit with it was around a 35 footer, left to right break, that dropped so sweetly into the back of the cup that you could have made a fortune if only you could have bottled and sold it! And it has continued to do the “business” for me ever since.
This putter has it all. Balance, feel, good...
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...Ok, i'm not going to bore you with the science of golf irons, if a reveiwer started going on about the science you would be so confused that you wouldn't know which iron to get.
ping irons are one of the best irons any golfer can buy, not only do ping custom fot you out that also provide you with the iron which is best for you.
Go into any golf shop and you can buy a number of makes straight off the shelf, but what if you are 6 foot 5, or 5 foot 6? all the irons on the shelf are the same size and have the same degree of lie on the floor. Ping irons have 10 different degree of lie ranging from: gold to maroon 'dot', the dot on the golf club is spasific to how you hold the club, and how you place it on the floor. lets go back to the shelf iron. If you are 6 foot 5 say the iron may not lay on the floor flush and the toe end...
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Advantages: Easy to strike, good ball control, flexible Disadvantages: Cost
...for a slightly off-centre strike that you ended-up having to be as accurate as a professional to master them.
So the club pro suggested I forget the X-20's (which I didn't like anyway) and replaced my 3 and 4 irons with a hybrid. In the end I tried 3 different hybrid clubs, all of which are equivalent to a standard 4 iron, a Callaway steel shaft, a Cobra standard graphite shaft and the Ping G5 graphite shaft. All these clubs had a loft of 23/24 degrees.
I was instantly impressed as my first few shots with each club sailed well past the 185 yard mark with little effort, but whats important with this type of club is that you can hit them high enough to be able to get them to land on the green and stop quickly, not hit the green and bounce right off. I've found that I can hit the Ping 24 degree loft hybrid as high as a 7 iron. The reason I went...
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16.03.2001
