June 5, 201313 yr Nice!!!! Chip-in on a short par-4. I have to digress just a little bit, but this is golf-related. A couple of years ago I bought a used Odyssey 2-ball putter for 5 bucks at a yard sale. I liked the feel of it but it was 2 inches shorter than standard. Anyway, used it for a season and a half. Listed it on eBay for a $15 start and a $25 Buy It Now. Somebody set it in at $15 (at which point the BIN option goes off) and it eventually sold for $44.
June 5, 201313 yr Author So regarding the RBZ irons, which are the best? Looking around there seems to be different models. So far I've seen: RBZ Max Irons RBZ HP Irons
June 5, 201313 yr Author Chip-in on a short par-4. I have to digress just a little bit, but this is golf-related. A couple of years ago I bought a used Odyssey 2-ball putter for 5 bucks at a yard sale. I liked the feel of it but it was 2 inches shorter than standard. Anyway, used it for a season and a half. Listed it on eBay for a $15 start and a $25 Buy It Now. Somebody set it in at $15 (at which point the BIN option goes off) and it eventually sold for $44. That's awesome!
June 5, 201313 yr Wow, that's quite the field! So thosemguysnthat are pro, do they play in the Champ Flight or is there a Pro Flight as well? The championship flight was a declared flight. There were 15 in it. There wasn't a pro division. Most of the golfers in the flight were former or currently college golfers. Some had played on the Hooter's type events down south in the past, but in Eric and Randy's case they haven't played pro events in almost a decade. The winner of the tournament said he isn't playing the series anymore either.
June 5, 201313 yr So regarding the RBZ irons, which are the best? Looking around there seems to be different models. So far I've seen: RBZ Max Irons RBZ HP Irons There will usually be a pro model and a more standard model. I would assume the max probably has the works and the HP may be for the average golfer, but I'm not sure on that. Usually the pro model clubs will have the club heads angled in a little more and not be as lofted as much. TaylorMade TP's used to be the tour preferred so not sure which is what nowadays.
June 5, 201313 yr Chip-in on a short par-4. this certainly isn't at Laurel Oaks. Those greens are so fast youd have to chip with a medicine ball to get it to stop... was it in Maysville?
June 5, 201313 yr Author So I've decided I'm gonna keep my Nike irons this year but next year I'm gonna invest in some RBZ irons probably.
June 5, 201313 yr Getting ready to get some new irons myself. Going shopping this weekend possibly. Who knows what I might buy.
June 6, 201313 yr Getting ready to get some new irons myself. Going shopping this weekend possibly. Who knows what I might buy. RBZ... Old guys need a little more juice in their clubs.
June 6, 201313 yr RBZ... Old guys need a little more juice in their clubs. We'll play pup. When I airmail you from the teebox you'll sing a different tune.
June 6, 201313 yr this certainly isn't at Laurel Oaks. Those greens are so fast youd have to chip with a medicine ball to get it to stop... was it in Maysville? I almost always play at Laurel Oaks but this time took my daughter's boyfriend over to Kenton Station - the local ego course. We played 6 holes and I was 1 over (the chip-in helped). I play about once a week at Laurel Oaks. You do have to hi 'em high to get the ball to stop on the greens but I don't think the greens are TERRIBLY fast. Toughest greens over there to hold (for me) are 1, 3, 7, 10, 11, 12, 14 and 17. Especially 1 and 3.
June 6, 201313 yr RBZ... Old guys need a little more juice in their clubs. When doc plays you, just make sure you're wearing shades if it's a sunny day. He's been know to aim the glare from his shining pate into an unsuspecting opponent's eyes.
June 6, 201313 yr We'll play pup. When I airmail you from the teebox you'll sing a different tune. Lets do it but you won't. That's about the only thing I do well. (sometimes)
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