What have you bought this weekend for golf

[zacdullard]

Yeah it was a good process, not that I have anything to compare it to and was always a bit sceptical of clubfitting as no shaft can fix my swing issues.

It was good trying a bunch of heads and shafts to see what felt and worked best. It’s very much for aftermarket shafts, I don’t think they had the stock line of Titleist shafts. You pay for the privilege and spent more than I had expected but I’m turning 30 and judging by how old my current woods are I’ll get my moneys worth out of them

[AndyP]

Yeah it was a good process, not that I have anything to compare it to and was always a bit sceptical of clubfitting as no shaft can fix my swing issues.

It was good trying a bunch of heads and shafts to see what felt and worked best. It’s very much for aftermarket shafts, I don’t think they had the stock line of Titleist shafts. You pay for the privilege and spent more than I had expected but I’m turning 30 and judging by how old my current woods are I’ll get my moneys worth out of them

I had a Titleist fitting at my club, but only tried two heads and two shafts for irons, and that didn't feel like enough for me to be satisfied that I was getting what would be best.

[markTHEblake]

I heard a rumour that Andyp has just bought a set of irons that are actually even older than his Ravens - an early 1980's set of Macgregors.

[AndyP]

I suppose I did technically.

[markTHEblake]

I just won a $100 bet that i could get you to upgrade to even older irons by end of the week.

[JoeS]

Mizuno BD-4 carry bag.

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[WBennett]

4 bottles of scotch. Useful coming into winter

[Timbo]

An Alphard Club Booster V2 & swivel kit so when I play golf I can just walk. And a Club Car Tempo golf cart for when I can’t be f*cked walking.

[Dazza]

Brand spanking new Scotty Cameron Phantom X 5.5 for $250!

Bargain.

[Daves]

An Alphard Club Booster V2 & swivel kit so when I play golf I can just walk. And a Club Car Tempo golf cart for when I can’t be f*cked walking.

Let us know how it goes. A couple of guys have them at our club and seem pretty happy so far.

[Sookie1]

More putters. A few Pings this time. I give em a week

[Timbo]

I have used it for a couple of 9 hole rounds and I really like being able to simply walk. I’ve never had a remote control buggy so I have nothing to compare it to, therefore I can’t say if it’s better or worse than the others.

It seems quite nimble with the swivel kit. Regarding battery life - I lost one battery light on one of the rounds, and none on the other.

Price - it cost me $980.00 delivered after using a 10% discount code.

One thing to note, if you wanted to go back to using your clickgear as a push buggy, you won’t have a brake. Part of the conversion/assembly process is cutting the cable and removing the park brake.

It does seem very wide compared to some others out there - I put mine on a clickgear 3.5+. One bloke said it looked like a Sherman tank coming down the 18th fairway. Having said that, it still packs up pretty compactly for transport and only takes a minute or two to assemble/pack up.

[Daves]

I have used it for a couple of 9 hole rounds and I really like being able to simply walk. I’ve never had a remote control buggy so I have nothing to compare it to, therefore I can’t say if it’s better or worse than the others.

It seems quite nimble with the swivel kit. Regarding battery life - I lost one battery light on one of the rounds, and none on the other.

Price - it cost me $980.00 delivered after using a 10% discount code.

One thing to note, if you wanted to go back to using your clickgear as a push buggy, you won’t have a brake. Part of the conversion/assembly process is cutting the cable and removing the park brake.

It does seem very wide compared to some others out there - I put mine on a clickgear 3.5+. One bloke said it looked like a Sherman tank coming down the 18th fairway. Having said that, it still packs up pretty compactly for transport and only takes a minute or two to assemble/pack up.

Thanks for the reply and info Timbo. I think the advantage of the wide drive wheel setup is it is much more stable and unlikely to tip over easily like the MGI does (and I would assume Motorcaddys, which are similar dimensions).

[rick3003]

Motocaddy M7 Remote

[goonie]

Motocaddy M7 Remote

I got a M1 DHC recently.

And a Ping G425 Max

[zacdullard]

Clicgear 4.0

Can’t wait to give this a run after using the pro shop hire pull buggies for as long as I can remember

[Dazza]

New seats for my golf cart.

[Yossarian]

Kingston Heath "Dancing Heath" driver headcover

Victoria Golf Club 3 wood cover

[Lucasto23]

Kingston Heath "Dancing Heath" driver headcover

Victoria Golf Club 3 wood cover

You’re so fancy in your older age you know


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[WBennett]

Had to spend my pro shop credit by the end of next month.

H2No cart bag replaced for $0 out of pocket.

[markTHEblake]

2 x Edison wedges, head only (on sale now)

[LeftyHoges]

Motocaddy M7 Remote

Hey rick, where did you get this from?

[simmsy]

yours go in a lake?

[LeftyHoges]

yours go in a lake?

Nope.

The OTHER one did.

[rick3003]

Hey rick, where did you get this from?

Picked it up locally from a guy on gumtree. Got lucky it was lierally brand new