In other words, regardless of its price tag, or its dazzling degree of technology, a golf club works only as well as the person using it. one guy age 71 still play of a 2 handicap using Ben Hogan Blades. I recently player in a top Masters tournament in my country South Africa age 50 and above, most of the A division player who started playing 30 yrs back still play with MB or CBs.
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Of course, Gary Player won many tournaments with a discarded blade putter that he bought for eight dollars out of a barrel at a pro shop. The other issue with irons such as the AP2s are that the ball flight is much higer than the MB and CB. Golfers preferring more traditional blade or heel-toe, perimeter-weighted designs might choose a Scotty Cameron by Titleist, a TaylorMade Rossa CGB, PING's G2I or a putter from its JAS lines, or one of several models from Callaway's Tour Blue series. Among other new mallet models, the following stand out: TaylorMade's Rossa Monza and Mezza Monza, PING's G2I, MacGregor's V-Foil GT, Titleist's Scotty Cameron Red X and Futura models, Nike's Blue Chip OZ T100 and Ben Hogan's Baby Ben. Indeed, mallets have become hot commodities, in part because golfers find them so easy to align. Golfers need not fear double or triple vision when addressing putts with Odyssey's new mallet-style 2-ball White Steel putter, which blends a firm stainless steel insert into its soft polymer club face.
However, discerning hands will easily feel the satisfying softness of the new Cleveland CG10 sand wedge because of its unique mixture of carbon steel infused with graphite particles. The sand wedge's archetypal round-toed shape hasn't changed much since Gene Sarazen designed the first one in 1932, and this has disguised, to a degree, the technological improvements designers have made with important clubs. The best of the recently released cavity-backs include: TaylorMade's RAC OS, Callaway's Big Bertha, Big Bertha Fusion and Steelhead X-18 models, Nike's Slingshot and NDS models, Cobra's 3100 I/H, Adam's Idea/A1, PING's G2, Ben Hogan's Edge CFT and Cleveland Golf's TA7. Great new blades (and near blade-like beauties) include: Mizuno's MP-32, Titleist's 690.mb and 704.cb, TaylorMade's rac TP and LT models, MacGregor's M675, PING's S59, Cleveland's CG1, Wilson Staff's Pi5 and Ben Hogan's Apex FTX.
They also have injected their cavity-back, perimeter-weighted models with more shot-making prowess, by reducing the size of their club heads and cavities.
Contemporary iron designers have found ways of enhancing new blade-style clubs with added forgiveness by building small cavity backs into them. A wise old golf proverb states, "It's not how you drive, it's how you arrive," and today's new irons offer first-class delivery systems.
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