i am wondering what the best ball to use in golf is, currently i use a yellow Top Flite XL. any other type i should use?
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I love the Nike Mojo's, they are awesome
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Woods – \nHave you tried the new Hybirds out?  If not hit a 3 and 4.  They take the place of long irons.  I think you will like it, almost everyone does.  \n\nWedges – Your wedge should be a 52 or 54 and you have the 60.  I suggest you get a 56 or 58.  Check the length, I purchased a Ben Hogan SI and it was the same length as my 9 iron, so if went just as far as the wedge.  When it comes to bounce if you 60 has a lot, do the opposite with the new one.  \nGood Luck
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Closest to pin contests, straightest drives, longest drives.  The simple stuff is sometimes the best.\n\nYou can dictate the clubs people can use, but like Doug said, that can also interfere with the tournament.\nOn an interesting note, John Daly played a longest drive contest and hit the ball 220 yards...with his putter.
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Buy a used set of Ping Zings on line at E-bay.  They are a good quality club and easy to hit.  See the link below.\nhttp://sporting-goods.search.ebay.com/ping_Clubs_W0QQsacatZ115280\n\nFirst though, go to the Ping website (see link) and find out what color code club is best for your size.\nhttp://www.pinggolf.com/flash/webfit.html\n\nHave fun!
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Go for the distances ball and cheap, buy used.  www.mygolfballstore.com is a good place
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Take the three and test them on a launch monitor with a certified club fitter or PGA pro.  They will be able to tell which one is best for your swing.  They are all good drivers.  The major differences are with trajectory and forgiveness.  A fitter or pro will look at your skill level (be honest about your handicap), swing speed, ball speed, and launch angle......and will be able to advise the best one for you.\n\nOne more thing to try....go on eBay and see if you can find one of the newer TM's for a better price.  I have a TM R7-425 with a 75g V2 shaft and I love it !!!!!
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There is an ebay type web site called www.golfclubexchange.com.  New and used gear of every type.\n\nAs far as quality brands to look for, Mizuno MX series are a nice oversized cast cavity back with a decent offset to assist a high handicapper with keeping the ball in play.  Nicklaus golf has some less expensive sticks that hit well too.\n\nMostly you just need to get into the shops and swing everything that you can get your hands on.  you'll find one or two brands that feel better than all the others and those are what you need to buy.  So much of the game of golf is mental, so finding a set of clubs that feel good and look good at address will definately take strokes off of your score.  \n\nDo Not!!! skimp on your putter.  I have so many friends who will spent $400 on a new driver, but have a $30  putter in their bag.  Putting is the key to lowering your handicap.  Don't be afraid to spend some dough on a quality putter.\n\nGood luck,  and enjoy the game
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i had a amf gold angle but i have moved and lost it some where in the move so i need a new boling ball and th hammer brand is one of the finest bowling balls i have ever seen so i will check this one out.why i like hammers becouse if you look at it the out side shell is a lot thicker than any other ball on the market. as when i bowled on leagues a friend of mine had one and its shell was at least twice as thick as the one i was useing so i do not think you can go wrong with a hammer just make sure you get it drilled by a pro and you shall be happy and geting personal bests and go ahead and raise you avrage.
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Open your hips early if you are a RH hitter to pull it.  Stay closed and swing late if you are LH.  Use a short swing with little follow through.  Swing down at the ball hit the bottom half of the ball.  This will produce a little chop-shot over the infield (think of a flop shot with your short irons in golf!).  Does that help?
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This depends on how well you hit, as well as what lies ahead...\n\nFor instance, I use a 7 iron to hit 150 as well. Not every time, butr most of the time. However, if Im hitting up hill, I would use a 6 or 5 iron, depending upon the difference in height. Similar, in shooting downhill, I would use an 8 or 9 iron. \n\nWhen chipping, it is also important to pay attn to the lie - if youre chipping uphill, dont use a 60* wedge! It will be a 80* wedge! Instead, use your 8 iron and hit it softly - takes the extra loft off the hillside lie....\nPretty much, there should be roughly ten yards difference between clubs. I go 100 with a PW, 110 with a 9, 130 with an 8, 150 with a 7, 160 with a 6, 160 - 170 with a 5, etc. As my iron length increases, my distance drops, as I am not great with long irons... But I have this new Nike CPR rescue club - it is AWESOME! Replaces my 3 & 4 iron, and goes around 180 almost every time! 3 wood, around 200, driver around 220 - if I can keep it from slicing...\n\nFeel free to hit me up about golf anytime - IM ADDICTED!
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Your game is going to change a lot, it sounds like your going to be playing a lot.  May is free golf lesson month you can sign up at www.playgolfamerica.com to get a lesson with a local PGA pro.  I think a good 3 wood and maybe a Hybird would be the best things for you.  Even if you purchased the right driver for you now, it may not be the one for you by the end of the season.  Once you get down to the 90's you can start looking for a good driver.
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Any top end driver will perform well. It is more important to get the correct specs for you. See a club fitter (Henry-Griffitts the best by far) and hit a variety of lofts and shafts until you are making a balanced and free, compensation free golf swing and achieving the ball flight you and your coach desire. DO NOT ever buy a club with out hitting on a range where you can see ball flight.
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Pinnacle. They're cheap, can go 300 yards, can back spin one flag length. The question is can your swing does that? Tileist Solo, and Nike power distance are both good, used them both before. I prefer Titleist Solo, though, for some reason, they smell nice, like soap. Try to smell them.
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Check out some of these titles by David Leadbetter:\n\nhttp://www.shopzilla.com/8B--Golf_Gifts_Equipment_-_cat_id--12070300__keyword--david%20leadbetter%20golf%20video__kw--david%20leadbetter%20golf%20video__mkt_id--45231769__qcid--951802835162
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Hey shooter whats up? I can't say that I have a particular favorite brand of pool cue. I currently own four different cues from four different makers. I use them all from time to time. They are McDermott , Viking , Falcon and Brunswick. Oh, I also use a McDermott jump, break stick. I like them all and they all feel very comfortable to me. These are the things that they all have in common , 19 ounces , 58 inches long , 13 millimeter hard tips, wood to wood joint construction and irish linen wraps. And I use a padded triangle tip on my break cue. If I had to pick just one to keep it would probably be my McDermott only because it was my first. Take it easy shooter , talk to ya later.
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I'd suggest buying a used set, that way you'll get more for your money.  Start with the yellow pages and place a few calls to see what your local area offers.  Either try eBay, Play-it-Again-Sports, your local Golf Discount, yard/estate sales and even some Pro Shops have previously owned clubs.  If you want "New", most manufacturers make a cheap set.  Just remember, you get what you pay for.  \nI personally like the Titleist clubs but you might enjoy Callaway, Ping, Wilson, and many others.
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Golf is a great game, you do know what GOLF stands for right? Gentlemen Only Ladies Forbiden. :) YAY GOLF!!