haidenbaker

Hey Guys, thanks so much for your feedback. I think I'm definitely going to go with "the feel". I will have to get out there, try a few different types and weights then once I feel comfortable with one type I'll narrow in on the best model. Once again guys, thanks, greatly appreciated... hopefully I can eliminate those 3 putts haha

Hey Guys, This year (2012) I have missed out on a lot of golf due to work and other commitments and I have decided to plan an annual (if my finances let me) "Golfing Holiday" starting in 2013. Obviously I would like to do a little more than golf but would love to ensure I see the best courses and meet some cool people/golfers on my trip. That said, I am from the Gold Coast in Australia where it is golfing season all year round which I know is not the case around the world (sorry to rub it in haha) I was initially thinking UK and Ireland for 2013 which as far as google tells me the best time is July/August... Has anyone been on a "Golfing Holiday" or could recommend somewhere different? The other scenario I was thinking was it would be cool if I organised it to coincide with a Major Tournament or Event that I could go to or something... Anyways, let me know your thoughts so I can make the most of it! Thanks

Hey, check out my awesome setup :-P consisting of the following: Irons: Nike Ignite A to 4 Driver: Adams Golf Speedline Fast 10 Sand Wedge: Nike SV Tour Wedge Hybrid: Adams Golf Super Hybrid 19deg Putter: True Temper Pro Saturn Golf Bag: Alien Golf Golf Balls: Nike Mojo Golf Shoes: Niblick Warwicks Definitely need to upgrade my putter... had that bad boy for way too long now and sick of 3-4 putting haha What are you packin’ ??

G'day... first time poster so just wanted to say Hi, Hi. I have been out and bought new irons, wedges a hybrid and a driver but didn't get around to getting a new putter. I was just wondering, and then thought I'd raise the questions, how much do you think the actual putter influences your putting performance?? Surely as long as the face of the putter is flat they are all going to hit the ball in the same direction... and then I would assume the weight and feel of the putter is something the golfer would get used to and could manage the strength of their put for distance. Then lastly as I'm sure you will all agree, the main factor is the golfers ability to read the greens right? Let me know your thoughts