Mr.I302

Well I haven’t tested fully yet but here is my take on the ball, after a few rounds. Looks: I like the double numbers, Srixon bright white and single sight line are all pluses for me. Feel: Clicky off the putter, and wedges. Solid with Driver and irons. Spin: Spins enough but I don’t play to use spin around the green so it’s ok. Distance: I wanted this ball to be longer and again I haven’t put to test on any monitor but I played it a few different times and I seemed like it was shorter than a 24 Cally chrome soft that I was playing. I know this isn’t the most detailed review but I felt the need to share.

I think it’s cool however I hear the USGA banned it which doesn’t make sense to me. Something about being able to hit from both left and right side.

Thanks for the kind words. I have stage 4 prostate cancer now for 3 years and with my new meds Xtandi and Pluvicto I am doing pretty and enjoying every day golfing or not. I’m only looking forward and not looking back. It’s smart to give the new shafts a bit more time and I can fully understand your reasoning to change. It could just be a timing thing too. Take care and good luck to all.

So yes the heat is no joke and being a cancer thriver right now I know exactly what that means. I will pose the question why did you feel the need to move to heavier shaft? I have tried to focus on better contact and currently play Dynamic gold 105 R in my I210’s and they seem to be working well for me right now, however I generally prefer a heavier iron shaft. Good luck and maybe test in the morning when cooler.