I wish i wish.... I hit

my hybrid like my mentor.


one word to describe - 'FUYOH!!!!!!!!!"

LONG, STRAIGHT..... i pity the ball...

















( throw R9 this way....)

My R9 needs work, bro. But it's not going to be thrown away. I used my good strokes at the range. Time to revisit the drawing board and work work work.

The Cleveland Launcher Hybrid is great. I feel like picking up the driver too!!!

u self declare urself as my mentor??

chocoman wrote:

u self declare urself as my mentor??

KNS. Trap me!

Technospaz wrote:

My R9 needs work, bro. But it's not going to be thrown away. I used my good strokes at the range. Time to revisit the drawing board and work work work.

The Cleveland Launcher Hybrid is great. I feel like picking up the driver too!!!

Bro,
Is the R9 harder to hit ? Or harder to maintain the driving consistency ?

daveaha wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

My R9 needs work, bro. But it's not going to be thrown away. I used my good strokes at the range. Time to revisit the drawing board and work work work.

The Cleveland Launcher Hybrid is great. I feel like picking up the driver too!!!

Bro,
Is the R9 harder to hit ? Or harder to maintain the driving consistency ?

Harder than what? I'll use my Burner as a comparison.

I believe that the R9 is trickier to hit because it is a smaller club as compared with the Burner (420cc vs 460cc). But, if the ball contacts nicely (as it did when I was in the range), it really flies quite well. I got great consistency when I was at the range (Sigh). Also, because it is tweakable, I'm able to pick settings which help me "fix" my slices. But, as I had quite nicely shown my playing partners on Saturday, it can be disastrous if not played well - but then again, so can any other club.

Bro Techno, can you be my mentor too...

Khorkar wrote:

Bro Techno, can you be my mentor too...

IIRC, based on what I've heard... it's you who's the big mentor