Recent content by gcanter2376

That's what I was thinking but wasn't sure. Typically the Moonshine Ballista Pros are more overstable than a regular Ballista Pro so I wasn't sure if a D1 would work or not. Thanks.

I've been trying out Prodigy lately and I'm really liking them. I like grippy and gummy plastic and the 400 series has been great. Do any of their drivers compare to a Moonshine Ballista Pro?

So I have been throwing frostline Havocs for years and I am down to my last 2. They fly slightly more stable than a regular Havoc but I really throw them because I like the gummy feel. I'm open to other brands that have gummy like plastic. Any suggestions?

Wheels To be clear I know where to get the wheels but thats all I know.

Stoppers and wheels. Does somebody know where I can order some stoppers for my delta feet online? Also does anybody have a guide to put cliqgear wheels on their cart? Haven't had any luck searching the web for the wheels.

I wouldn't want to be on his card for sure.

Lloyd I want to know this guys story!

Cool. I know they still give me round ratings. I just wasn't sure if they applied to your rating if you weren't current. I was told they didnt but I was pretty sure they would.

Currently I havent renewed my membership and I may be playing in a sanctioned tournament this weekend. Will the pdga still use my round ratings towards my overall rating? I have heard they dont use it.

It is the ball golf cart. They modify it in house per order.

Prodigy It's Kevin Jones.

Rovic Thia was a prob the biggest factor for me.

No it was not bad at all. I had a delta 10 before i purchased the rovic and its def different. Then I had an opportunity to preorder a Delta 12. I think in the end I missed having a putter pouch and the Delta is much smaller on the course.

I can tell you the Rovic is 34 inches wide from wheel to wheel. It is a little wide.

Yes they took the parts off that lock in the bag and replaced them with the hooks for the cart.