TaylorMade R7 425 Driver

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While the TaylorMade r7 425 cc Quad driver still features the ultimate in ball flight customization with four weight ports and four removable weight cartridges, the larger size also promotes exceptional forgiveness for longer, straighter shots — even on off-center hits. The slightly closed clubface alignment of the TaylorMade r7 425 is pleasing to the eyes, further increasing confidence and accuracy.

This ultra-playable design comes with a RE*AX shaft with Fujikura Biax technology. This Tour-quality graphite design reduces ovaling in the mid-section, allowing the tip to remain flexible to provide maximum stability, consistency and added clubhead speed. Wrench included.

 

• A large 425 cc clubhead creates an exceptionally high MOI for forgiveness and long, straight results on off-center hits.
• The RE*AX shaft featuring Fujikura Biax technology reduces ovaling in the mid-section and allows the tip to remain flexible for more stability and consistency and added clubhead speed.
• Ultra-Thin Wall technology promotes extremely thin, yet strong clubhead walls. This allows over 40 grams of weight to be saved, which is then used to create TLC.
• TLC technology with four ports and four movable cartridges allows you to change your launch conditions for longer, straighter drives.
• Movable Weight Technology includes 28 grams: two 12-gram and two 2-gram cartridges offer a choice of six sets of launch conditions. This allows you to customize your launch condition for straighter and longer drives.
• Widely spaced TLC ports allow broad CG movement toward the toe or heel. Machine testing indicates shot-shape movement of 11 to 13 yards.
• Pull-Face construction permits a light, thin, strong clubface for a high COR that promotes fast ball speed for increased distance.
• Inverted Cone Technology dramatically expands the portion of the clubface that delivers high COR for consistently longer drives.
• Slightly closed clubface alignment is attractive, promoting increased confidence and accuracy.

 

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Besides these items, we also have golf clubs from Hong Kong at very competitive prices.We have various brands,like: Callaway,Taylormade,Ping,Nike,Titleist….The sets consist of driver, fairway wood, fairway wood, irons,putter,carry bag,travelling bag.They are all in good conditions. If you are interested in any item, please e-mail us or leave us a message on our website. We are to reply immediately.

 

 

TaylorMade Tour Burner Driver

This TaylorMade Tour Burner Driver got me excited on every swing. It looks beautiful but not too flashy which is a really good balance. This club was the second best in terms of distance, only 3-5 yards shorter than the Cobra Speed-F. For me it was the most consistent by far and it has a wonderful feel off the clubface. A very forgiving club that also allows a slight amount of shot-making.

It promotes natural draw as face is slightly closed. Suggest that high handicappers go for the 10.5 degree which promotes higher but straighter ball flight (great for slicers). Also, be sure to match your swing speed to the shaft flex. Only if you swing over 95 would I consider the stiff flex.

The TaylorMade Tour Burner Driver is a 450cc, SuperFast driver built for exceptionally fast swing speeds. It features a smaller and lighter dual-crown (by 12%) that distributes more mass around the weighted power-base, helping to increase both carry and distance. Plus, its lower & precision-placed CG provides a higher launch angle with lower spin. Compared to the adjustable r7-family of clubs, the Tour Burner is considered better for “bombing it”, versus “those who prefer to tinker.” Note also the TaylorMade Tour Burner Driver’s Inverted Cone Technology, which dramatically expands the part of the clubface responsible for high FOR—this aids in consistently longer drives on off-center hits.

The thing that sold me over the Quad was the distance gain, which was about 10-15 yards every time, and the consistency of straight shots with the Burner. I just hit my first 18 with it and after teeing off with it on 10 holes, 8 found the middle of the fairway and the other two were in light rough, as I have a slight fade. I am a normal 10 handicap and I finished 8 over par for an even 80 with this club in my bag. I would guess that I averaged an extra 15-20 yards over my old R7. Longest drive was about 320 with the roll on a fairly even fairway. Don’t think about this club anymore, just go get it.

Callaway FT Irons

The new Callaway FT Irons are the evolution of Fusion Technology, delivering the utmost in performance and playability in Callaway Golf irons for mid to low handicap players who demand the latest innovation with proven results.

New Head Shape
Designed to appeal to accomplished players, a thinner topline, higher toe and slightly less offset produce a more traditional look. Extreme Notch Weighting has been added to increase stability.

Tunite Cradle
The high density, proprietary alloy allows Callaway Golf engineers to move an astounding 80 percent of the clubhead’s total weight to the extreme perimeter, creating a higher moment of inertia (MOI) for outstanding forgiveness.

Lightweight Hot Titanium Face
Produces fast ball speeds and allows more weight to be moved to the perimeter for better forgiveness and an increased effective hitting area.

TPU SenSert
A cavity-back insert composed of a chemically engineered thermoplastic urethane that decreases vibration, creating an incredibly solid feel.

Modified Tru-Bore Design
An advanced version of the original Tru-Bore Design, the polycarbonate tip plug at the end of the shaft dampens vibration for enhanced feel and performance.

All in all, the Callaway FT Irons take the Callaway Golf fusion technology and run with it. Designed for mid to low handicap players the irons have a new head shape with a thinner topline, higher toe and slightly less offset. Eighty percent of the clubhead’s total weight is on the extreme perimeter of the club which creates a larger moment of inertia. The cavity-back insert is made out of a chemically engineered thermoplastic urethane, designed to decrease vibration and increase the effectiveness of the clubs. The Callaway FT Irons use a more advanced version of the Callaway True-Bore design which is the polycarbonate tip plug that is at the end of the shaft to dampen vibration even more.

How to Empower Your Expectations in Golf

It is important to keep fun in your golf game, because people do what they want to do. It you’re having fun at the range, you’ll want to go; it will no longer be a chore. It’s also important to keep your enthusiasm up, and to do this you need to keep your eye on the bigger picture – your overall improvement, your overall game, your goals – thereby creating a sense of excitement and anticipation. These emotions of excitement, anticipation, and fun are what keep you going. It’s your expectations which keep you going.

Have you noticed that a lot of professionals seem to reach their goals and then just seem to disappear off the radar? What’s Duval done since he won the Open in 2001? Until that time he was generally in the running, and in all his interviews he made it clear his aim was to win a Major. Then he won his major. And then…what happened? It leads one to speculate that he hasn’t really set a new goal for himself, or, if he has done, he doesn’t believe he can achieve it; he doesn’t expect to achieve it.

How you think about something creates an expectation in your mind and it is this expectation which will dictate what the outcome is. This is true about everything in life. You decide what you want to achieve but if you do not believe that it will materialize it won’t. The formula for success in everything is to decide/ask for what you want to achieve, believe that it can be done/expect your desired outcome and then take action consistently towards that goal.

Duval set his goal to win a major and he expected to achieve that aim and therefore he did do so. It would appear that since then he either hasn’t set major golfing goals OR doesn’t have sufficient expectation/belief of achieving them.

And Duval’s not the only one. Many professionals seem to win and then take a back seat. Perhaps they’ve reached a point where they’ve earned well and just want to enjoy life…But this presupposes that they no longer enjoy competitive golf. One thing for sure is that you won’t win unless you enjoy the competition. Its one thing enjoying the game and playing good golf, it’s quite another to enjoy the competition.

What are your expectations? As you stand on the tee what do you expect to happen? Do you expect the ball to fly down the middle of the fairway…or drift off into the trees? Do you expect to win the next pro-am you play in? Do you expect to earn well this year? The only way to succeed is to plan to succeed and enjoy your game and enjoy the competition and to expect to be the victor. That’s a lot to ask for.

We all know what it feels like to hit a point where despondency takes over. The fun and enthusiasm dissipates and your goals seem to be getting further away from you instead of closer. How can you change your thoughts and your feelings in this type of situation? When you’ve lost your belief, lost your expectation, you are putting out a lot of negative energy and this negative energy works against you, creating a cycle of negative effect.

There are a couple of easy techniques which you can apply in this situation.

One option is to change the focus of your attention onto something completely different – distract yourself just as you would distract a child who has fallen and scraped their knee. Distract yourself and think of something nice and then at least the energy waves transmitted as a result of your thoughts are relaxed, calm, soothing and positive. The cycle of negative effect is immediately halted.

Another choice you have is to deliberately relax, maybe through meditation or by learning hypnosis through listening to self hypnosis mp3s, thereby creating a deeper sense of calm and peacefulness, allowing the energy waves which you are transmitting to become positive.

A third choice is to deliberately think of something really good, to refocus on the bigger picture and build up your positive expectations once again. You will probably find that you will only be able to do this once you have soothed and relaxed yourself via one or other of the first two techniques mentioned. The leap from dissatisfied and despondent to having a positive belief and expectation is usually too great for most people to muster without some form of stepping stone along the way.

It’s up to you to create your emotional stepping stones…they don’t just materialize out of no-where. So when you’re feeling low, take the time to sooth and relax yourself, then reach for the best feeling thought you can believe in. Keep reaching then for more and more better feeling thoughts until your original goals are firmly fixed in your mind once again, aligned with a positive expectation to succeed.

As you use these simple techniques you will keep on top of your golf game and succeed in your goals.

Roseanna Leaton, specialist in golf hypnosis cds and hypnosis mp3 downloads.

 

What is The Best Golf Swing for you? Golf Swing Analysis and Your Golf Game

The best golf swing for you and your golf game is far removed from what you have been told by the experts in the golf industry.

You only need to look at the golf swings of the top players and you will see the huge disparity between the way they all swing the golf club. Each swing is so individual, like a signature, that after watching the top players in action for some time, either in the flesh of on television, you would be able to identify who is swinging even if you only see their silouhette.

Ernie Els, Vijay Singh, Davis Love, Tiger Woods, Padraig Harrington, Retief Goosen all have quite distinct swings. Don’t get me wrong, all of these swings have much in common, particularly when it comes to the fundamentals like set up and alignment, grip etc.

But there the similarities end and each swing is different and reflects the players physical shape, their natural tempo and a lot of what they picked up when they first swing a club.

The lesson for you, the amateur golfer, is that your swing must reflect your tempo and your physical shape and you should not beat yourself up trying to swing the golf club like your hero, who is generally a finely tuned athlete with remarkable hand/eye co-ordination who has been reared on the practice range.

So find a golf swing that you are comfortable with and suits where you are in life now and enjoy your golf..this is the best golf swing for you and don’t beat yourself over the head with golf swing analysis.

Use Golf Psychology to Overcome Bad Luck and Play Well Despite It

What impact does luck have on your game of golf? By that I mean do you treat good luck and bad luck as two sides of the same coin? Statistically, our golfing luck is going to even out over the long term. If you keep tossing a coin, you may get long runs of heads or tails, but I’m sure that deep down we all know that every time there’s an equal chance of one or the other. Luck’s been a part of golf for a long time and the earliest golfer’s defined good luck and bad luck as “Rub of the Green.”

So how do you feel if you hit a really good drive down the middle of the fairway only to see it bounce off unexpectedly into a bunker or end up in a divot? Does it make you angry and affect your next shot or even the rest of the round? Did you see Lee Westwood’s tee shot on the 72nd hole when he was in contention to win the Open Championship at Turnberry? He hit it perfectly only to see it roll on and on before veering off into a bunker and leaving him with a seemingly impossible shot to the green. Would your shoulder’s “drop”? Would you feel the world was against you? Or would you just treat it as just one of those things and, like Lee Westwood, just accept the new challenge and hit the best possible shot from where the ball lay under the face of the bunker? Wasn’t that an amazingly well thought out and executed recovery shot he hit onto the green from there?

I know I’m labouring this point, but how would it affect you, if you had not just one, but a whole series of unlucky breaks in the middle of a round of golf? Would you notice any good breaks along the way? I suspect not. Maybe you’d start to feel like the course was against you or it was just not your day. Either way, you’d probably not be in the right frame of mind to play well and you’d start thinking more about your bad luck than the shot you’re about to hit. If you just knuckle down and focus all your attention on playing the next shot, then you’re either brain dead or, like Lee Westwood, you’re using good golf psychology.

Good luck can have an equally strong positive impact on the golf mind as bad luck can have a negative one. Looking back on my early years of playing golf, long before I knew anything about golf psychology, I now realise my perception of whether I was being lucky or unlucky early in the round had a major effect on my final score for the round. There was a long walk around a lake to the par 3 sixth hole at Brookmans Park, my home club back then, and there was often a long wait on the tee. As a result, there was plenty of time to ponder on how the round was going. If I was around 2 over par after those first five holes and hitting the ball poorly, I felt lucky despite already using up all my shots as a 2 handicap golfer. My ball striking would gradually improve through the round and I’d usually have a really good score. If, on the other hand, I was over par after those same five holes and striking the ball really well, then I’d feel resentful about that bad luck, my swing would deteriorate and I’d have a really terrible score.

If I’d looked at my bad luck objectively back then, accepted it and simply played each shot as it came, it would have cost me at most 2 or 3 shots in the round not the 10 or 15 shots it often cost me through bad golf psychology. In all probability, it wouldn’t have cost me even that as I’d probably have some good luck elsewhere in the round to compensate.

So how do I just accept my bad luck, I hear you say. Well just about everything I’ve learned about golf psychology helps and most importantly, it’s the ability to have a good post-shot routine supported by golf hypnosis. After you hit any shot or putt, regardless of whether it’s a good or bad and lucky, unlucky or just a normal one, you should learn from it, release it and consign it to the past. It can’t hurt you there. If it’s a really good shot, then savour the moment and file it away in your mind as a resource for a future time when you need inspiration and confidence.

If a bad or unlucky shot’s difficult to get over, then fire off a strong Resource Anchor to change your state. If you’re familiar with self-hypnosis, you can use that to achieve the same result or use my Finger Breathing technique. Another approach is to use the Positive Reframing approach to consider how much more unlucky and worse off you could be.

Learn “Baird’s Way” At The Top San Diego Golf School

For generations, recreational as well as professional duffers have attempted to master the “right” way to swing their clubs and expertly manipulate their putters. To that end, they’ve attended countless clinics and programs aimed at teaching specific stances and follow-through methods. So why don’t more of them increase their abilities? The secret may lie in the fact that they aren’t learning the “Baird’s Way”, a unique approach to golf taught at a top San Diego golf school that also offers a winter months Las Vegas golf school.

The “Baird’s Way” approach to golf is different from other processes because it does not assume a “one size fits all” mentality. Instead, it focuses on individualizing one’s golf game by utilizing one’s own physical attributes. For instance, under traditional golf school methods, a 55-year-old man’s build and abilities might be different from a 22-year-old woman’s, but they would still be taught the game of golf in a similar manner. Taken at face value, this may seem reasonable, but when analyzed deeper, it becomes obvious that there are huge flaws to this approach. Alternatively, “Baird’s Way” chooses to eschew this type of golf schooling in favor of a personalized approach that takes into account the golfer’s needs and aptitude.

Taught and mastered exclusively at a San Diego golf school, “Baird’s Way” has revolutionized the way that many golfers learn the game. Not surprisingly, it has also enticed some golf lovers who had become disenchanted with the sport to come back into the fold thanks to their renewed excitement. After all, when they come to realize that they can become better by relying on their innate skills and talents, they start to immediately tackle the links feeling empowered and refreshed.

Perhaps the best aspect of “Baird’s Way” is the fact that it’s perfectly suited for any person, regardless of age. Therefore, it can be learned by a teen or ‘tween just as well as a senior. It’s also ideal for golfers who have been golfing for a long time but have not been able to break personal barriers to achieve golfing success. In fact, many attendees of San Diego golf schools have found that they’ve been able to shave strokes off their golf games after participating in the “Baird’s Way” commuter programs, short game school and/or corporate outings.

So why don’t more instructors teach the “Baird’s Way” if it’s such a powerful technique? First, it’s a protected method only taught at top San Diego and Las Vegas golf schools. Secondly, and perhaps more importantly, it requires that instructors be well-versed and highly trained. Unfortunately, many golf teachers are unable or unwilling to put forth the time and effort needed to embrace the “Baird’s Way” of golf instruction. Consequently, they choose the easier route, which is to teach golf the “old-fashioned” way.

If you’re looking to improve your golf game or just have fun on the links again, it’s time to rejuvenate yourself. Contact a top San Diego golf school today and find increased enjoyment in the back nine. You’ll never be discouraged by a one-size-fits-all golf approach again.

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You could be falling love with Callaway X-22 Iron Set

Callaway X-22 Iron Set only $248.99 at http://www.mysurbuy.com/goods-3042-Callaway+X-22+Iron+Set.html

The legendary performance of the X Series in a new iron with even more forgiveness.
The goal of our X-Series Irons has always been lofty: Set the performance standard for the industry. We’ve done it again with the X-22 Irons, the best X-Series Irons we’ve ever made. The perimeter weighting of the X-22s has been maximized for a moment of inertia (MOI) that’s 10 percent higher than their predecessors, meaning you get more forgiveness on off-center strikes. The ideal center of gravity position has been preserved, generating optimal ball-flight trajectories. We’ve also incorporated the Modified Tru-Bore design, dampening vibration for enhanced feel. The tour-inspired head shape has a slightly thinner topline and sole with a large sweet spot for improved aesthetics and forgiveness to boost your confidence.

Precision Notch Weighting
Precisely positions more weight to the perimeter of the iron to create a higher moment of inertia (MOI) for greater forgiveness and stability while maintaining the center of gravity position that produces ideal trajectories and feel.

Tour-Inspired Head Shape
Our engineers took elements designed for Tour players, like a thinner top line and narrower sole, and incorporated them into highly forgiving irons with a higher MOI so they can be played by a wide range of golfers.

Modified Tru-Bore
An advanced version of the original Tru-Bore design, the polycarbonate tip plug at the end of the shaft dampens vibration for enhanced feel and performance.

VFT Technology
VFT Technology maximizes ball speed and perimeter weighting for more distance and forgiveness; S2H2 increases discretionary weight by removing it from the hosel and repositioning it in the perimeter of the clubhead; 360-Degree Undercut Channel maximizes perimeter weighting by moving the CG lower and farther back in the clubhead, enlarging the hitting area and stabilizing the clubhead for more forgiveness.
 

How to Hit A Golf Ball

It seems like child’s play, but golf is one of the most difficult games to master. The speed of the club head making impact with the ball determines where the ball will go. Hitting a golf ball straight and true has nothing to do with swinging the club hard. Instead, it is balance, coordination and the ability to shift one’s weight from back leg to front that gives a ball accuracy and distance.

Step 1: The takeaway is the initial movement in the golf swing. The golfer must walk up to his golf ball and square his feet in the direction he wants it to go. Take a deep breath as you stand over the ball—and continue to breathe smoothly. Many golfers are concentrating so hard on what to do that they hold their breath. This is a mistake. Take the club head away from the ball smoothly and easily. Your weight should be centered as you stand over the ball but it should be on your back leg as you bring the club back.

Step 2: Once you reach the top of your swing, you should shift your weight forward and bring the club down. This is triggered by a movement of your legs. They quickly move toward the target, which begins the descent of the club. Make solid contact by keeping your head straight and keeping your eye on the ball. The natural inclination is to pick up your head and see where your shot is going. Don’t rush it. Your head will come up naturally during the follow-through.

Step 3: After you make contact with the club head on the ball, continue forward with the club head and follow through until the natural conclusion of the swing. This usually occurs when you face the target and the club wraps around your shoulders. It is about this time that your head comes up and you can see your shot fly away from you and toward the green. By not rushing your follow-through, you are assured of a good shot if you have followed steps 1 and 2 correctly.

Step 4: Practice the fundamentals of your golf swing as much as you can. Go to the driving range and hit a bucket of balls or play a late round of golf after work. Instead of trying to bash each ball at the driving range, do it with a sense of purpose. Think about the accuracy of each shot and what it would take to hit a ball 175 yards down the middle or 220 yards with a bit of a right-to-left movement. The more one practices the easier it becomes.

Things you will need:
Golf clubs
Golf bag 
Golf balls 
Golf shoes 
Tees 
Tips

Walk up to your ball, take the proper stance, look at your target and hit it. Many golfers tend to lose confidence because they stand over the ball a long time. By walking up to the ball, going through your normal pre-shot routine and not delaying, you will tend to hit your best shot a lot more of the time.

Warnings

Don’t expect too much too soon. Patience is needed as your game develops. Do not throw clubs or break them. You will not have an opportunity to play if you cannot conduct yourself properly.

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