Foster4

cumberland gap up near crossville in that area? i have an aunt and uncle that live up there and i know all those courses. Stonehenge / deer valley or deer something.


i don't like the rain gloves. i would use a leather one over the rain gloves i feel like i still get a better feel and hold on the club. But when i play in the rain i usually have a few gloves and i make sure they do not get wet .

Topflite_d2

Well I couldn't avoid getting wet this weekend. It was sunny then all of a sudden it started to downpour.

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Ponda

Yea, I've played Stonehenge before. I think Deerfield is the other that you're talking about. Never played there, but it's a pretty tough little course from what I've heard. I usually spend all of my time at Woodlake...not sure if you've heard of it, but it's worth playing.
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I think my grip is a little wrong though. I have a big gap in between my thumb and index finger on my left hand (I'm a righty btw). I'm gonna try moving my thumb a little closer and maybe gripping a little lighter and see if that helps.

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stevel1017

I suggest you have a pro (or coach) check your grip, seeing as how it is very important to get right.

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Foster4

every grip is unique to your swing...everyone doesn't have the perfect grip...but if your just beginning or your dedicated to practice with a new grip yes i would go to a neutral grip...a neutral grip allows you to hit a variety of shots alot easier

marto97

Bare none the BEST glove I've ever used is the Bionic by Powerbilt. Designed by an orthopedic surgeon. It is the most comfortable and longest lasting glove I have used. The one I'm using right now I've played about 35 rounds with and no holes and only slight wear marks where other glove always break down for me. Honestly check it out!

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CoreyNJ827

i use a nike glove i think its last years model but its very durable and comfortable

Ichthus Janz

I use Footjoy WeatherSof and F3. They're very comfty and feel is very good.