We have had one at TPC Riversbend in Cincinnati Ohio and in Columbus Ohio the last 6 years annually!

Dwayne N said:

Being a southpaw I feel your pain. So I have taught myself to play right handed opened up a whole new world. Played all other sports both ways growing up so why not golf

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kbsmth said:

I still wear the shirt regularly that I won at least 6 years ago. Wish there were more chances.

Hi kbsmth,

Thanks for the feedback and suggestion. We'll regroup as…

I Feel your pain man, My stand bag has the same issue..

you can either get yourself a titleist DriHood www.titleist.co.uk/.../accessories-dri-hood-towel which will keep your clubs nice and dry or invest in an umbrella holder for the cart.

You can get a nice groove sharpener from amazon for around $4 get the grooves nice and clean and use the tool to sharpen existing grooves, you'll get a better feel off the face than you probably get at the moment.

Dino is spot on with the milling…

The lofts would've likely already changed from the original set-up, just through use on the course and range, its worth finding out the original loft and lie angle when the club was sold and take that info to the shop with you +/- 2degrees is standard…

I have the C-taper through my wedges, 50, 56 and 60 and yes...lower trajectory and able to control a bounce, bounce, then stop....Great performance shafts...worth the extra couple of $'s.

Best of luck!

Just looked at getting a sticker only. $4.75, sure I can do that. $17.52 for shipping...a sticker? I don't need a grip or anything else right now. That's pretty bad. It would fit easily in an envelope with a stamp on it.

Game within a game. Played Tuesday and broke 80 for only 3rd time this year, 1 birdie and 2 three putts. Think your right Jonathan, liking the putter is half the battle, see what Saturday brings. Enjoy your golf folks.