I just bought some of the very same clubs too!! When you go from 20 year old clubs to these...it is quite a difference. Especially since mine are fitted. I had to change my swing a bit. I usually had to put some weight behind my old clubs, but now what I have to do with these is let the club do the work otherwise it wont go straight.

Hallas

okay - so if you are down the shore this summer, we should get a foursome (golf. sick bastard) together and play my family's old course at Spring Meadow...

also IF down the shore, i know it's a pain in the keester to take lessons elsewhere, but Twinbrook Golf School is pretty damn good and they have a decent 9 hole exec course as well as a really nice driving range.

Wow, not only did you get some sweet clubs, but now you have a shot at an orgy down the shore.

You should try and get on Hominy Hill or Howell Park down the shore. TOugh to get on, but excellent courses for a decent price

Sweet clubs. I do recommend getting a King Cobra titanium offset driver, though. With that club, once you perfect your swing then you will be smacking the shit out of the ball.

My best golf recommendation (I am a golfer) is to always play with people better then yourself. It makes it competetive and you can learn alot from them.

I can see it already, you will be the Al Czervik of the Jersey Shore courses :)

Nice links in there...thanks. Generally I find it tough to read golf tip articles and then put them into practice. Like you said, not many of us have the patience to actually goto the driving range/putting green and put the time into perfecting our swing.

Nonetheless, I like reading the articles so that after my seventh attempt at getting out of a greenside bunker, I can employ the eight different tip for hitting out of the sand that I would have read.

I hope your 'Nude Sites Show Me Their Tits' article will be equally informative

Hey Paul, you're timing couldn't be better. I haven't played in about 5 years and yesterday got invited to a work golf outing which will probaby become a regular thing.
I spent the day yesterday searching the web for some golf sites. Obviously they are not as easy to come by as t 'n a websites, lol.
I was also looking into the Chelsea Piers thing. A bit pricey though.
Out of curiousity what did you pay for your new irons? and where did you get them? I need to do a serious upgrade.

Just as an addendum to my last post. I was looking into Chelsea Piers and I see they have a "Learn To Play" package for $545. It includes:
-Golf 101
-Beginners Clinic
-Clinic II
-One-Hour Private Playing Lesson

I paid $519 total for the clubs from Need2golf.com, which uses a Yahoo! shopping engine. It was free shipping and no tax, and I found that price to be better than even anything on eBay, once shipping is factored in.

Here's a frustrated IM I wrote about my eBay bidding experiences: "Holy crap. there's this set of golf clubs I want. They basically go for $510 on eBay, plus $20 shipping. Elsewhere online they can be had for $520 + free ship, so no big deal. Anyway, I'm the leader of this auction for $405 for several hours today. I figure it's too good to be true, maybe someone will raise in the last hour. With 1 minute 42 seconds left, I'm still high with $405. Friggin' thing goes for $510 in the final 100 seconds. eBay's a joke at this point for anything that generates more than 5 bids."

Cool, thanks for the info. I have a basic starter set that I bought years ago at Hermans Sporting Goods(now out of business). Just looking to rebuild my set.