Any Golfers on here?

[kwill22]

Love golf, been playing for three years, cant get enough of it. I hit taylormade burner 2.0 irons and a taylormade r9 driver.

How do you like the R9?

[BDSax]

i like my r9 driver. being a lefty im limited on my selection. i do love playing but havent played much lately.

[Vedubin01]

i like my r9 driver. being a lefty im limited on my selection. i do love playing but havent played much lately.

Because you have been way too busy pig racing! :)

[crm103]

Wondering if there were any E30 and Golf lovers on here. If you do anybody have a opinions on the new 910 driver, or the New Titleist irons?
The new Scotty Cameron is B.A. I can attest to that. Just looking to see if there are any hackers out there.

I use to be scratch and played quite a few tournys around the state and what not. Don't play that much anymore even though my second job is at a golf course. And OP to answer your question the 910 is a hell of a driver. And the new 710 irons are amazing. However, I prefer the Adams Speedline 10. And I am a die hard Titliest guy. Don't forget the shaft is the most important part when choosing/building a club.

[Mike30e]

I play the Ping K-15's, love them. Irons have a great face for a sweet hit. Titanium inserts. The driver and metal woods have a great balance and feel to them. Custom fitted with the correct shaft, can't go wrong. I hear the new Titlest irons are much improved this year, and easier to hit well. AP-1 and 2's...

[blunttech]

I dont golf at all but im in for the sweet pants

[SA E30]

I used to play for South Africa when I was 15 but lost interest by the time I was 19 (damn e30's...seriously).

I still use my MP-30 Mizunos, and Titleist 980 when I play. Still shoot under 75 most times.

[alpinescott]

R11 driver and their newest R11 Irons in the bag. Arizona golf trip with the buds at the end of Feb. Can't wait to get to the desert!

[samiam3356]

I grew up playing but pretty much gave it up for tennis when I moved to Atlanta. Tennis doesn't take 4+ hours to play and a much better work out. Golf is a very internal game. No matter how good I played, there was always something I could have done better. With tennis you can have some satisfaction in that there is a winner and a loser. I never saw myself playing against other people in golf, just against myself. Very frustrating.

[kwill22]

Heavy mental game. I started when I was 13 and was scratch for a few years until football and basketball took over my life. And cant forget the Ladies love the golfers. I was thinking about getting the R9 cuz it's pretty cheap right now and I wouldn't feel so bad spending money on somthing other than my car and my girl. Lmbo

[mccor023]

I was crazy addicted to golf, and the equipment over the past 2 years. Ive never been a big Titleist fan. I did play all the TMAG drivers last year, most the drivers, and several Mizunos.
Last spring when I was single digit I loved the TMAG MB, but now I play and love the Scratch AR-1. Beautiful irons with project 6.0. As far as drivers go, when I am on my game I play the SuperDeep with Miyazaki shaft, or my burner 2.0 for my weak days.

[kwill22]

I was also considering the burner. Idk I'm addicted to taylormade drivers. Although ive hit a Sasquatch at dicks and it felt good.

[Jorgen]

I golf fairly regularly. No idea on newer stuff these days.

I swing a Callaway FT9 Driver
Callaway Fusion Irons
Callaway Diablo Hybrids
some random crap woods that I rarely use
and putt with a nice oddssey

Since I only play maybe a dozen times or so a year Callaway stuff is just too easy to hit. If I played mroe I would probably be looking at something else.

[kwill22]

Man that ft9 square head is stupid loud. I could only hit it twice and I flinched on my follow through.

[mbonder]

I've got the R9 Supertri and absolutely love it. Bought it for like $100 as they are several years old now (will be 3 model years old when the new equipment hits the stores next month).

I'm no super golfer as I started playing way to late in life to actually develop much of a game (started at age 25), but I can usually shoot in the 80's to low 90's, which keeps me coming back as I know if I played more I might be able to string some lower 80's higher 70's rounds in there.

When it comes to clubs, I'm a true believer that you need to hit what feels good for you. The guys at golfsmith laugh every time I come in there because I'll spend an hour in their demo booth hitting every single club they have. Spent three hour sessions there before I bought the burner 2.0 irons, which felt best to me for the money that I was willing to spend.