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For those who want to work the ball but save money
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Last: 3 yr ago by Baby Billy
I don't know, looks like newer technology to me.
Pass.
Pass.
Surprised they didnt launch a more traditional cavity back.
Copy of the Taylormade P-790.
5th Batt '96
Hell yes! Super game improvement blades!
KatyAg01 said:
Hell yes! Super game improvement blades!
With a side of free meatballs and pickles while you shop!
5thBatt96 said:
Copy of the Taylormade P-790.
The wild card is how good of a copy. Is it original Kirkland spot-on ProV type copy, or later version total POS copy?
You're one funny mofo!AgOutsideAustin said:
I don't know, looks like newer technology to me.
Pass.
Agreed.The Milkman said:
Surprised they didnt launch a more traditional cavity back.
Golf equipment is definitely not a major item for Costco. Nonetheless, they've hit a homerun with some items and flopped badly with the same item (4 piece balls).
Imagine if they slap on "Kirk-Sig" label on a TM/Callaway/Ping/Titleist driver and put $249 sticker on it...
Actually, I"m surprised Costco didn't do exactly that. Seems like launching a driver would have been more consistent with their club launch strategy so far.
Kirkland balls suck. Used to be good.
Their wedges are terrible. Light, dinky, and cheap feeling.
The putter feels like you're using a rock.
This is actually how it should be, but we were spoiled with the early models of everything
Their wedges are terrible. Light, dinky, and cheap feeling.
The putter feels like you're using a rock.
This is actually how it should be, but we were spoiled with the early models of everything
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