ThrowaEnvy

Happy birthday!! (That's still a huge fish)

That was Granite Ridge! It was a good time. The snow was only 1/4 of an inch deep and the parts were it was deeper had an icy surface, so it just skipped right off. It was amazing to have that whole complex to ourselves.

Happy birthday!!!

(that's a huge fish, btw)

Thanks for the kind words sir! We are more than happy with the improvements as well.

I didn't make it there. I was still playing my second round on Sunday since I didn't make it in time on Friday to start. It doesn't matter anyhow since I was completely out of it all weekend. LOL. I'm not Derek, my name is Darin. I just posted a picture here. I was wearing a blue Canucks hat all weekend if that helps. Maybe I'll see you in Kamloops this weekend.

Glad to hear the Ions are working out for you; it's good to know that I don't utter pure nonsense out of mouth all the time.

I'd let them go any time. $50 shipped for all 4 anywhere in NA. I'm not big on keeping discs around I no longer use, but its too much trouble to sell them piece meal.

I like the mediums personally, mostly because the softs are a little too soft for most the year down here in FL.

Slightly less stable, I can turn it over with OAT if I'm not careful but a clean rip will usually produce a nice, Buzzz-like flight. I've nailed more 50'+ putts with it than any other putter so far. They hold such a tight line and stay up longer than other putters that once you get them dialed in they make you look like a pro when approaching the basket.

I like them both for different reasons. I love the softs for driving in the woods and approaches b/c it kicks less, I love the mediums for putting and driving b/c it's stiffer and feels more consistent. Needless to say I rock a Soft and a Medium in my bag.