sam2011

[quote="tsg4tch No. Club face angle & club path do that. indeed...one good way to fix is weaken your grip. the only real way to hit a snap hook or to get your club in that position to hit a snapper is to have a really strong grip that turns over way too early.

fairly certain its .335

dont have a pic of it because its back home, i should take one, good idea zoj! i drive a 2004 mazda rx-8 6 speed manual sport pack w/wheels

i dont think theres ailens in the form that we all think (i.e. independence day, alien, x files) but i believe theres other planets of hunams just like us, billions of miles away from all the milky way and solar system we know...

whats the best kind? i normally just order something from golfsmith and dont look at the brand, but i was wondering if theres a brand that everyone prefers that i should check out?

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those look like i could go out on my board with them :cool:

i have one in my 300 tour 15... i like it a lot. plays very firm, but the feel off the deck with it is amazing.

another vote here

i tried to overlap once and my club ended up 60 yards in front of me.

hell yeah. im in ohio for a month or so on business, im going to have to make it a point to get up there.

i dont know if mess up would be the correct phrase, but its gonna make it feel different, considering most grips are about 100 grams lighter... you could always balance it out with lead tape on the sole of the putter...

aldila did that for her, had a logo on it and everything just like the green one, looked pretty sweet :cool:

theres something very similar, almost identical to this at cedar point in sandusky, ohio called the dragster...it is the largest adrenaline rush you will ever experience. if this is anything like that, which it seems to be only a little taller, this ride has to be amazing.

seattle's in the AL west... the white sox are looking damn good this year. my dodgers make my blood pressure go up. :mad:

i like that...well said

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050525/ap_en_...ic_reality_show this is f**king horrible...i cant believe theyre doing this.

i'll take the 580XD! email sent

pit, will this remove paint in the paintfill? and if im reading this correctly, you did it by hand with this pad? great job, they look awesome... -sammy

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baseball, hockey (well, when its on), hoops, NFL, UK football

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the riddler is dead :wah: i remember watching old reruns of the original batman series when i was a kid...the riddler was definitely my favorite villian...i also remember my dad showing me some tapes of his impressions...absolutely hilarious...what a great career...he'll be missed

right behind ya guys...sounds like a great idea. :cool:

thats like asking how much new tires cost. its all gonna depend on the shaft price, the work will most likely cost the same. if you want a lower trajectory, go with a heavier shaft, a shorter shaft, and/or a stiffer shaft. depending on how much you want to spend, it could be anywhere from $30-$300. regripping is a little bit easier than reshafting. i always tell people learn to do this yourself because theres no way in hell you should pay someone a labor charge to do it. its simple...get a few old clubs and a few cheap grips and give it a shot. theres instructions on golfsmith.com...youre gonna need grip tape, solvent (mineral spirits will work just fine), and a utility knife (a hook blade works best) to cut an old grip off. good luck and have fun with it! -sammy