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Ok, man do I have an ear full of questions.First I guess I should tell you about my game and whats in my bag.My name is Tim Bair Im 6 feet tall about 160.Think charles howell III.In my bag now is as follows.Maxfli a-10 tour limited irons.bought new.dynamic gold s/300 shafts.4-pw 2 up. 52/56/60 degree wedge spinner shafts and some ****** head with to much bounce for my liking/love the shaft(had them made).2 hybrids callaway 2/3 Nicklaus 440 airmax w/ fujikura sg pro shaft.putter ping craz-e All work well for me but can some newer tech. help. my cap is 2.2 Im not one for changing my clubs but Im all for shaving off the last couple of stokes. Ive looked at your sight and I was impressed so I did a online fitting and it came up with the assasin world champ for a shaft. for a smooth swing.thats me.Just dont want to change just for the heck of it. but if you can help Im all for that.What do you think of whats in my bag?

Tim, I'm also a 2 handicap (and collecting Social Security). I've played a lot of competitive golf for a number of years. My game is much more feel than technical. My experience has been that what feels comfortable is what will work for you. For instance, I've used the same Ping putter for the past 6 years. It replaced a similar one I had for 8 years that broke when I leaned on it marking a ball. I believe you can get the improvement you're looking for by course management improvements and short game practice. The best golf book I ever read was, "How To Play Your Best Golf All the Time" by Tommy Armour, Sr. And I still go back to it every few months or so.

Anyone can improve their game with the right equipment, so the answer is yes you can be helped but ......

if you are a 2 handicap its alot harder to improve your game. When a person is a handicap of 15 or lets say 25 then they have alot of ball striking ability problems and need something that fits to the contour of their swing to help with accuracy and some distance. When you are a handicap of 2 you don't have that much control problems or distance problems. Yeah you would like to increase distance alittle more and tighten your shots but thats somewhat different and actually comes down to alittle more feel for you then it does fitting.

I'll put it this way. When a golfer is at 50% of his potiential then its easier for me to help him find the next 30% but when a golfer is at 85% its hard to find something that will start shaving the strokes per se. It is possible but it takes alittle more time and more questions to narrow down the problem.


If you get a chance can you give me a call so we can pin point the parts of your game that needs assistance and then I can help you determine if its equipment or practice.