[Our03z4]

Originally Posted by bosstones

Thanks for the heads up. Is it finicky about oil in general? I figured I'd just grab some Mobil 1 to keep on the shelf for it. Husqvarna has their branded bottles, but it's a Honda engine so it should be able to eat dirt.




Why'd you have to ruin my Halloween costume?

It takes a certain weight oil but I can't remember what. That said I use 30 weight with no issues.

[stooker]

Borrowed my neighbor's once and had to get one for myself. Too much fun!

[positiveions]

Originally Posted by stooker

Borrowed my neighbor's once and had to get one for myself. Too much fun!

Love it. Wanna get me one.

[Axius]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Is Titleist not a thing anymore

Seems like the driver game is being taken over my Taylormade, Callaway, Cobra, and Ping.

Golf balls I use mostly Callaway Chrome Soft or Nike Mojo.

[M3 Number 86]

Originally Posted by Axius

Seems like the driver game is being taken over my Taylormade, Callaway, Cobra, and Ping.

Golf balls I use mostly Callaway Chrome Soft or Nike Mojo.

Titleist pro v1 or Nike one soft (or whatever its pro v1 competitor was like five years ago lol)

[Dang3r]

Originally Posted by positiveions

Love it. Wanna get me one.

You're gonna kill insects with an air-accelerated load of salt? I have no words... FTFY

[Axius]

Originally Posted by M3 Number 86

Titleist pro v1 or Nike one soft (or whatever its pro v1 competitor was like five years ago lol)

Yeah I like Nike One also, those and Callaways play well on greens and short game. I don't notice shit off the tee box or fairways regardless of the ball.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by M3 Number 86

Titleist pro v1 or Nike one soft (or whatever its pro v1 competitor was like five years ago lol)

I was referring to clubs. Still have Titleist driver and 2.5 wood

[M3 Number 86]

Originally Posted by Axius

Yeah I like Nike One also, those and Callaways play well on greens and short game. I don't notice shit off the tee box or fairways regardless of the ball.

I only notice if you slice it's long gone lolol

[M3 Number 86]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

I was referring to clubs. Still have Titleist driver and 2.5 wood

Used to have ap2 then switched to mizunos.

Since heavy tracking I've retired from golf though so I picked up the easiest clubs to use. Big time cavities lolol.

Still rocking Scotty Cameron though. Can't really sell bc wife bought it for me.

[1MOREMOD]

I play about once a year maybe twice but played on high school team. Now I shoot all the time and barely make it to the track either

[EstorilM]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

I was referring to clubs. Still have Titleist driver and 2.5 wood

Yep. Titleist still makes good stuff. The Pro V1 is still as good as or better than any ball out there as well.

[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

Originally Posted by EstorilM

Yep. Titleist still makes good stuff. The Pro V1 is still as good as or better than any ball out there as well.

I used Callaway balls for years and I believe they have the best aerodynamics (dimples) so wind will not influence them as much. I used Srixon Z Star for a while and like the thin cover they use and are priced a touch lower than other tour-caliber balls. Last year I hit Callaway Chrome Soft all season and love their super-soft feel, especially with the putter. This year I bought 8 dozen custom Pro V1 so I can run the same ball all season long. After most of the season behind me I think I'm going to stay with Pro V1s. While wind will push them around more than a Hex-dimpled Callaway; V1s are just so consistent around the greens! Nothing I've found works as well as V1s when trying to put a ball close to a pin... Especially when playing less-than-full wedge shots.

[EstorilM]

Originally Posted by glennQNYC

I used Callaway balls for years and I believe they have the best aerodynamics (dimples) so wind will not influence them as much. I used Srixon Z Star for a while and like the thin cover they use and are priced a touch lower than other tour-caliber balls. Last year I hit Callaway Chrome Soft all season and love their super-soft feel, especially with the putter. This year I bought 8 dozen custom Pro V1 so I can run the same ball all season long. After most of the season behind me I think I'm going to stay with Pro V1s. While wind will push them around more than a Hex-dimpled Callaway; V1s are just so consistent around the greens! Nothing I've found works as well as V1s when trying to put a ball close to a pin... Especially when playing less-than-full wedge shots.

My guess is the difference you may be seeing in how wind affects the ball flight is due to spin rate. I'm a plus handicap and I for sure wouldn't be able to tell a difference in aerodynamics.

[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

Originally Posted by EstorilM

My guess is the difference you may be seeing in how wind affects the ball flight is due to spin rate. I'm a plus handicap and I for sure wouldn't be able to tell a difference in aerodynamics.

Well there is absolutely a difference in aerodynamics between dimple design. I guess the (very fair) discussion would only be about if you or I could actually distinguish the difference.

[daixloxbmw]

Set of winter wheels and tires.

[Banana Hammock]

IMG_0769 by Bruce Han, on Flickr

[My335iTT]

Playing Destiny 2 in 4k HDR has been so much damn fun!

[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

Putter cover.

[RickFLM4]

Replacement central A/C for main living areas of house.

[Crimson92]

[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

Tickets to the Presidents Cup at Liberty National GC in Jersey City NJ.