Drivers?
Wedges?
Iron sets?
Fairway woods/hybrids?
I have 5 putters
2 drivers
8 wedges
2 Iron sets
2 hybrids 2 fairway woods.
I have heard people talking about using the same putter for like 50 years, the same set for 20 years…I just wanted to see if this is common. I don’t think so. I know people who own like 15 drivers. Any funny stories?
Personally I think new clubs can help you play better. It may just be psychosomatic… but hay whatever works.
Peace!
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I had to dish out 250 just for the timing belt and now it cuts off and putters and skips like it would if you were learning how to drive a stick shift. This car is an automatic and the mechanic was like it has to get use to the new belt. I ahve talked to people and they say that it shouldn't do that.
He's lying. He didn't time it right. Take the car back and make him fix it right.
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What's the diff between them? which is better?
The difference is in the shape of the putter head. A mallet head putter is an elongated putter(mallet shaped/semi-circle) with a lot of mass behind the ball. A blade putter is more of a slender, bar shaped putter head that has a consistent thickness from the toe of the putter to the heel of the putter. Neither is better than the other, it's a matter of preference.
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