sly_sam

Both are nice, Ping you can get just as nice a putter for alot less.

That's awsome, I love Cleveland too. That Tour Issue three wood is insane, and I love the loft it has, 14 degrees. And it doesn't say anything on the bottom either. If you're ever in for some new irons, check out some of the new offers that Cleveland has. There's talk of them coming out with CG4 Tour, that'd be similar to those TA3 irons but with the super soft and consistent CMM. Also give the new driver a try out from Cleveland, it should be out soon also. It's called the HiBore if you haven't heard, there's some sneak peaks around TourSpec here.

I too like the Nakashima! I have X Tours and a absolutely love them, how do they do for you?

Yay I won, I love those custom headcovers!! Thanks alot, this whole contest idea was really cool. I think I speak for all the members in saying we greatly appreciate all your efforts in this site. Keep up the good work and thanks again. Sam

yeah, half the reasom why I like those Multi Compound Grips from golf pride is they're half red. If they brought grips to North America that were a whole bunch of colours, that'd be unreal. The only thing that sucks is they don't make a cord version.

Nice team paint-fills, I'm considering doing a similar thing to my clubs.

I love those Gauge Design multi-coloured putters.

The Lt's are on Golf Digests Hot List in the Players section. Very popular iron set for the TM players out there, I know a few guys that play them and love them.

Great set-up, cool r7 425.

Close to zero is nothing. I'm used to expereinceing -15, -25, and even -40 at times. It can get extremely cold. As for the 503.H, I know it'll be easier to hit then your Nike Blade 3 iron.

If you pick up the new 905 R driver coming in March your bag will be on top. Everything else looks tight.

Here, when we get snow, the next week it's melted away from extreme rain. Last night we had a really hard rain and now we have barely any snow from having about two feet of it before the rain.

The shafts are nice in the woods.

Sweet choice, that 503.H won't let you down.

That's cool, do you remove the paint before you refill it in another colour or do you just go right over the old colour, if so how? And what type of paint works best for paint fills on clubs so that it'll stay well and not chip or anything?

That's really cool. It's great for promotion of the site.

Tight set-up dude. I like all the handstamps and paintfills you have on your clubs. I'd like to know how you got them (what did you do for the paintfills and handstamps)? :tsg_smilie_cool:

I like the way they look, the face is so detailed like all the other putters from this designer.

The Titleist 503.H will go maybe a little higher than your 3 iron you have there. It'll also go a little farther because of the longer shaft and the fact that it's graphite, the design of the head also helps a bit too. The only thing that turned me off from the Pro Combo Utility was the fact that it doesn't have any option from steel. Shaft aside, both are good choices no doubt, but the design of the 503.H is a little more for forgiveness. Either way you go, by choosing a Utility iron your keeping the properties of a long iron and adding forgiveness. Using a wood like Hybrid will change how your 3 iron will play, similar to using a high lofted fairway wood (like replacing the 3 iron with a 7 wood before Hybrids were designed).

A friend of mine who is low handicap golfer switched from the overlap grip to the ten finger (baseball) grip, he's now hitting it better than ever. The baseball grip is a correct grip as the other two, it just provides a different feel and a different comfort level. If you don't feel comfortable with the overlap anymore, try the baseball grip. As long as there is no space between your left and right hand (split grip). Switching from the interlock to the baseball however is more difficult as those two grips are more different then the overlap and baseball.

Also give the Titleist 503.H a try. It's a good choice as it's got some offset, it has a beefy confident look at address, and unlike the Pro Combo utility it has a graphite shaft option, where the Pro Combo is steel only. Try that out for your 3 iron replacement, it's a popular choice on Tour. What distance do you hit your 3 iron?

Of the two choices, I'd for sure go with the Pro Combo Utility. It feels good, and it's like having a 3 iron, but more forgiving and it goes a little farther. It also helps that it has a litle more club face to work with.

Good set-up, finally some pics. I know that the Nike blades are a really good feeling iron if you can hit them well, how do you like them? If anything I could suggest to you is to replace the 3 iron with something easier on you to hit. Try a utility iron or even a wood-like hybrid for a little more forgivness. Those utilities are great off the tee. Also, I like the shoes, I have a pair myself in Black with Grey.

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