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904F 15 w/ Speeder still available? I have to sell my 980F and MOI before I buy anything else, but very interested.

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http://www.tourspecgolf.com/modules.php?na...ewtopic&t=13006 Let me know.

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I know of at least ONE Y-cutter (stamp on face) bought in a retail golf shop. And no, it was not used. :whistle:

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I have a brand new 58.08 with a DG wedge flex shaft in it that I'm debating selling. Make me an offer if interested. Note: I am also considering keeping the wedge for myself, but will not hit it until I decide for sure. The only balls this thing has touched are short chips on my carpet. Never touched grass or dirt. I am NOT a club dealer - I just bought the wedge Friday with every intent to keep it, but I thought I'd test the B/S/T waters first.

:surprize: I know this is an old thread, but its been a slow day at work. One thing I've found that I can do to try and get myself back to a playable shot after the life-changing effect of a hosel rocket or five is to hit big hooks for while. I mean put the ball way back in your stance, aim right (right handed), hood the face, and try to hit the ball with the toe of the club. You may not knock any flags down, but at least its playable, unlike the s-word. Also, it will get you back to coming from the inside. I will slowly start drifting back to my normal shot over a couple of holes until it feels right again.

I alwyas try to hit some balls before I play. Half or more of the shots I hit are a wedge of some sort. You are just trying to warm your body up, so don't worry about distance or fundamentals. Find out what swing you have that day and go with it. If I hit, say, 50 balls before a round it would go something like this. Stretch out well, first. First 10 balls with 1/2 to 3/4 LW to get loose. 10-15 balls total with LW, SW, and PW full swings (3-5 each). 3 or 4 shots with every other iron, but nothing over a 4-iron unless its a shot I'll have on the first hole (ex - 2i off tee). The main thing is to establish a rhythm, so I usually avoid long irons. Then I'll hit 8-10 split between my 3w and driver. If its a particularly difficult first tee shot, I may hit the rest of the balls trying to hit that shot, otherwise, I hit 3/4 wedges to a very specific target to get myself focused right before teeing off.

a good tip to get your eyes in line with your shoulders and feet is to putt with a credit card in your mouth. The edge will mimic the angle of your eyes in relation to the toe line. Just line it up parallel with your toes and you know your head is in the right position.