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[QUOTE="Chasm64, post: 4828660, member: 9763"] Concentrate on working with the shorter length shots which can help keep your scoring down with recovery from poor shots. Get fitting feedback but don’t necessarily buy on the spot as you may find something that works better for you. If you go to the Callaway used club site there are some great deals , I’ve purchased clubs there that say very good or like new that are still in the original wrapper. Also highly recommend PXG irons as they are a great value and perform very well. And a 5 second rule for bad shots helps, don’t get mad for longer than that and move on to the next shot! [/QUOTE]
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