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What Tony Lee Plays... In Bag Srixon Z-URS Golf Ball #3 Blue sharpie line across the Z-URS part I think I'm addicted to the soft feel of this ball. To be honest, I think the Pro V1 goes further than this ball but spins less around the greens. Still, this ball fits my game perfectly. This ball is worth a try if you've never tried it. 5 out of 5 Nike Golf SasSquatch Sumo Driver 8.5 - Diamana Blue 83G Stiff flex shaft - 45 inches I've honestly never hit the ball straighter in my life. this driver will, honest to god, square up the club face at impact. You can physically feel the difference the first time you hit the ball with it. I also love the sound of the driver - it's very unique. Before I switched to the Diamana Blue 83G shaft, I had the UST shaft Nike puts in SUMOs. I hit around 275 with a lot of backspin and a high ball flight but after I switched to this shaft, the ball was piercing with a lot of role and still consistently going straight. I hit around 275 carry with 10-15 yard role consistently. I'm 5'9" and weigh 145 lbs. I hit the ball far and accurate for my size. I can only imagine what it can do for better players. Best driver on the market by far. 5 out of 5 Zoom Image Adams Golf Idea Pro Hybrid 16 Degree 1 Iron 20 Degree 3 Iron Stock Buy yo Stiff Shaft (80 Grams) I decided to give up on going for Par 5s in two. I hit my driver 275 and straight but still have a hard time reaching a green in 2. 16 Degree driving iron is very accurate, goes further than the normal 2 irons (or in this case the 20 Degree 3 Iron), and the feel/sound is great. Idea Pros tend to have a great ball flight, enough workability in the clubs, and they go really far. I didn't realize it won the Editor's choice for Golf Digest's hotlist 'til after I purchased it. It's a great hybrid. 5 out of 5 Mizuno Fli-Hi (3-4), MP 60 (5-6), MP 100 (7-PW) Iron Set 4 Iron (Fli-Hi) bent to 23 Degrees and flattened out over 4 Degrees 5-6 Iron (Mizuno MP 60), bent 2 Degrees flat 7-PW (Mizuno Mp 100), bent 2 Degrees flat, 1 Degree stronger. I believe Mizuno has the best irons on the market. They look and feel amazing with the consistency of a cavity iron. However, even though I'm a 2 Handicaper, I can NOT hit their blades past the 6 iron with the consistency I want. Just like the idea of Titleist 735 CM, I mixed and matched irons accordingly. 7 iron through PW are blades. MP-100 looks similar to MP 33. It's the traditional blade look. I love the feel, spin and workability consistency, and look of this club. 5 and 6 iron are MP 60. These are more forgiving than the Mizuno blades and offer a similar feel to the blades. Fli Hi irons bring the best of both world. These irons are incredibly soft, do not look like a hybrid, but performs like a hybrid. They are perfect on long par 3s or second shot onto par 5s because they go high, far, and land soft. These look similar to a cavity back but feels like MP 60. A must have, in my opinion, for any golfer. Bring the best of every world in your iron set. Who said you can't have the workability, look, and feel of forged clubs if you want the consistency of a blade? 5 out of 5 PING Putter Anser 2 (the one Mark O'meara won with) and Tiger's old putter before switching to Scotty Cameron. 33.5 Inches with a UST Frequency Filtered Shaft Putter is all about feel and aesthetics. I love the steel feel of the Anser 2, I painted it in my school colors blue and orange, the UST Frequency Filtered shaft is undeniably the best putter shaft out there, and the length is perfect for a short guy like me (5'9") 5 out of 5 PING 2007 Tour W Wedge 50 (12 Degree bounce) 54 (10 Degree bounce) 58 (8 Degree bounce) Standard Stiff, Ping color Black I honestly would've never bet that Ping would create the wedge of my dreams but they have. These wedges are beginning to become my favorite clubs in my bag because of their "spin-ability" from 30 yards to 110 yards. I've never been able to generate so much spin off wedges on a consistent level, even in tight lies in the rough. At least go into the cage at your local shop and hit these clubs - I promise you that you won't regret it. 5 out of 5

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