Every brand has a comparable light wt shoe. Ive owned Footjoy, Adidas, Truelink and Nike.
Yeah it seems the heavier shoes have the full cleat and leather upper. Thanks dude.
G30....
I wear the TW'14, the non-cleated version and can vouch for them. Super comfy, breathable, and lightweight. Get complimented from strangers on the course all the time and I love the speckled Jordan hints. My only complaints about the sneakers is that they tend to get dirty (which is expected) and avoid wearing them in rainy/wet conditions.
I used to love G30...an then I tried a 915. Difference is off the wall.G30....
I wear the TW'14, the non-cleated version and can vouch for them. Super comfy, breathable, and lightweight. Get complimented from strangers on the course all the time and I love the speckled Jordan hints. My only complaints about the sneakers is that they tend to get dirty (which is expected) and avoid wearing them in rainy/wet conditions.
I demo'd the Pro and was sold, Ill probably pick it up right before golf season starts here NY.
) and the gapping on my current wedges is all screwed up now. Really like what I'm seeing regarding the Engages so I'm thinking of grabbing a set. I like to use a three wedge setup (four if we count the PW).
Interesting. I use to play Cleveland wedges but then switched to Taylormade for the square sole. I prefer it even though its probably mental but it " feels" better when Im addressing the ball. I feel like my cleveland 56 with a traditional sole is better in the sand but marginally different.Anybody game the Engage wedges? I upgraded my irons a couple weeks ago (Mizuno MP-5) and the gapping on my current wedges is all screwed up now. Really like what I'm seeing regarding the Engages so I'm thinking of grabbing a set. I like to use a three wedge setup (four if we count the PW).
My PW is 46* so I'm looking to either go 50/56/60 or 52/56/60. Maybe even go 50 or 52 bent to 51. For the soles I'm thinking Square Sole gap wedge; Toe Sweep sand wedge; Dual Sole lob wedge.
Unfortunately there aren't any stores in my area that have them available to hit so my "research" is the only way I'll get a feel for them. I really like that they're un-finished and will rust to give the ball a little extra bite. The sole options seem great too. I'm wondering if the rust factor will in any way decrease the life of them though.
Anyone have any opinions?
I hear you on the square sole looking better at address. That's why I went with it on the 52* because it's essentially an extension of my irons and I'm primarily gonna be playing full shots with it. I can always de-loft my PW if I need to hit a shot that isn't covered by it or the 52*.Anybody game the Engage wedges? I upgraded my irons a couple weeks ago (Mizuno MP-5
My PW is 46* so I'm looking to either go 50/56/60 or 52/56/60. Maybe even go 50 or 52 bent to 51. For the soles I'm thinking Square Sole gap wedge; Toe Sweep sand wedge; Dual Sole lob wedge.
Unfortunately there aren't any stores in my area that have them available to hit so my "research" is the only way I'll get a feel for them. I really like that they're un-finished and will rust to give the ball a little extra bite. The sole options seem great too. I'm wondering if the rust factor will in any way decrease the life of them though.
Anyone have any opinions?
Interesting. I use to play Cleveland wedges but then switched to Taylormade for the square sole. I prefer it even though its probably mental but it " feels" better when Im addressing the ball. I feel like my cleveland 56 with a traditional sole is better in the sand but marginally different.
Im not sure your handicap but I wouldnt worry about bending your clubs. I have 48/52/56/60 wedges and they work just fine. When buying wedges I always ask myself what yardage do I find myself at more often and what yardage would I ideally like to be hitting a full shot from. That will determine loft for me.
Ive never played Nike irons or wedges but I think the drivers are some of the best on the market.
Do you know Nikes return policy on golf clubs I know clothes, shoes etc you can try for 30 days and return.... maybe its the same for golf clubs
, but it seems like it's gonna be awesome for both full shots and shorter flop shots. I'm a little inconsistent with opening the face on my Mizzy MP-T4 60* so I'm hoping that's the case.). I actually don't use a driver, I'm too inconsistent with them. I have gamed the Covert 2.0 3W in the normal and Tour version in the past though and loved them. Currently gaming a Tour Edge Exotics E8 Beta 3W and it's amazing. 
. So hopefully these wedges perform for me .
youtube fam. follow golf channels like Mark Crossfield and MeandMyGolf. these guys will give you tips and some of the basics of a swing. Its your job to practice and find your own swing while applying their tips.
Yep what he said. I wouldn't even look up any "in-depth" or more technical aspects of the golf swing at first. Just watch some basic videos and go out and play a few rounds on your own and then apply some more tips little by little. Don't watch 10 videos with swing tips and then try to apply them all at once
. When you find that you're pretty comfortable with your swing then that would be a good time to look into getting some lessons to fine tune it. Spending an hour or so at the driving range after work a few times a week will also help immensely.. Don't let it discourage you though. Stick with it and I'm sure you'll come to love it.
What sports have you played previously?
