geraldlarousse:
+1 Roger
Tried the Nike irons again. Same thing. Ding shot goes straight for the pin regardless of aim. Way to many times for my liking.
Not seeing that. The more I play these, and learn them the more I like them. I do think the extra trajectory (? on that) / spin imparted means these things will catch any cross wind more, but once allowed for struggling to fault them. Practically any spin setting they do what's asked, and now an excellent product IMO. Can only say what I see.
geraldlarousse: Reason have not purchase them. Tried the new Drivers as well. The level 100 Nike driver blows, lol. Any headwind this thing is useless. Says good for cutting corners. Not if its not in the air and only goes 270 LOL. On the other hand the new BB driver i find travels very well into headwind. Still i think the R1 driver rules on any course.
Tried the L96, and in moderate winds BPB B9 was thinking it lost something in a head wind, and so thinking into a stronger one would be worse. Interesting you say not so really, and so I may try it more. Round Beth I was generally getting farther down especially with any down slope / tail wind (reasons obvious). Kind of veering with you in that I feel the R1 remains the best all round weapon though.
geraldlarousse: Now the new BB 3 wood. Wow the distance is quite amazing from the fairway. Also i don't find it any less forgiving than the R11s. Very good club.
+1. Perhaps even the way the animation seems to show the shaft flexing even adds to it somehow lol. Seems to clip off the tee / fway beautifully. Credit where it is due another excellent product.