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Title: If you can combine 1 and only one club.... Post by: andylo on January 29, 2008, 03:27:10 PM Lets say you are have a bad day on the course, just by yourself... while you hit another pull hook on the 15th Par 3 - 130yard and landed in the left sand trap with tall, tall lip! Crusing and crusing, walk to the sand pot and you see a oil lamp next to the ball.
Out of curious you pick it up and the genus cames up... happen to be the genue of golf Ho :P You told him you have a dreadful day on the course today and he's willing to gain you a wish to make you a special club - he's going to combine a few clubs into ONE, only limitation is the selection is already on market. What would you choice? If its me, I want a putter! I always like the G5i E-Craze center shaft for its low gravity feeling (help me to take away and follow through the putter on line all the time), TaylorMade Inza's extremely high MOI and distance control, and wouldn't mind the C-groove of Yes!Golf (but they have terrible impact feel) I always think if I can combine those 3 together I would got myself a perfect putter :) Title: Re: If you can combine 1 and only one club.... Post by: Seamus on January 29, 2008, 04:16:14 PM Now where in the *fudge* did I put my andylo to English dictionary. [sm_scratch]
:yield: Title: Re: If you can combine 1 and only one club.... Post by: stroh on January 29, 2008, 04:21:47 PM I'd have to go with The Perfect Club.
Title: Re: If you can combine 1 and only one club.... Post by: Clive on January 29, 2008, 06:20:53 PM I'd ask for a driver that weds the distance and feel of my current driver with the controllability of my current putter.
Title: Re: If you can combine 1 and only one club.... Post by: stroh on January 29, 2008, 06:27:59 PM I'd ask for a driver that weds the distance and feel of my current driver with the controllability of my current putter. Either I've misread the accounts of your rounds, or you've totally misread the instructions. Title: Re: If you can combine 1 and only one club.... Post by: Clive on January 29, 2008, 06:46:14 PM Either is plausible.
Title: Re: If you can combine 1 and only one club.... Post by: Spanky on January 30, 2008, 03:41:19 AM I'd ask for a driver that weds the distance and feel of my current driver with the controllability of my current putter. Either I've misread the accounts of your rounds, or you've totally misread the instructions. On that note I'm with Clive. My other option would be to have an auger so I can make the holes bigger. Title: Re: If you can combine 1 and only one club.... Post by: E-A-G-L-E! on January 30, 2008, 10:01:48 AM I'd ask for a driver that weds the distance and feel of my current driver with the controllability of my current putter. Either I've misread the accounts of your rounds, or you've totally misread the instructions. On that note I'm with Clive. My other option would be to have an auger so I can make the holes bigger. An auger? We have a quite a few of them around here. A 6" and several 8". 10" are dangerous and should be outlawed. Title: Re: If you can combine 1 and only one club.... Post by: stroh on January 30, 2008, 10:03:51 AM (http://www.underdaledrillers.com.au/photos/bobcat.jpg)
Title: Re: If you can combine 1 and only one club.... Post by: Spanky on January 30, 2008, 10:19:04 AM [sm_laughatyou]
See? Now put a GPS and bag caddy on the back and that's the perfect golf cart. When you're ready to putt just drive right up there, make the hole a tad bit bigger and sink your putt. Title: Re: If you can combine 1 and only one club.... Post by: andylo on January 30, 2008, 03:28:28 PM :o
LOL ;D Title: Re: If you can combine 1 and only one club.... Post by: twoiron on January 31, 2008, 05:48:31 PM Now where in the *fudge* did I put my andylo to English dictionary. [sm_scratch] :yield: Sorry can't help you with that :o |