Would this be a good choice to use for golfing?
111832
I use it for playing disc golf in heavy rain. It's a real waterproof rain suit, not a lightweight water resistant type suit.
111833
I would probably look for something a little lighter and less restrictive. It was great for chilly / rainy fishing, but I don't think I'd enjoy golfing in it.
111834
I would think not. The suit is bulky, and probably not too comfortable during a golf swing. But I must say that I am not a golfer. I use the suit when I pressure wash the house.
111835
We use the suits for construction, but, I think that if you order a large enough size and do not have multiple layers of sweaters and coats on ----- this should be usefull.
1576904
In my honest opinion, if your son already has an understanding of the sport, and is looking to improve on his swing, then I would recommend a better set of clubs. However, if your son is still a beginner and is working on learning how to swing the golf club, then this golf set would be perfect. I have since upgraded from this set of clubs, however I highly recommend it to people who are just getting into golf. I hope this helps and good luck to you and your son on your future purchase of a golf set! -Danny
880539
I not tried it with golf. Have played a good bit of tennis with it. Found it to be excellent for that. Didn't have to pull it up all the time likesome other braces i have tried.
1183645
I only have the 6x6, and think it very adequate for my needs. I hardly play golf and when I do I don't keep score. Seems to make my round a lot happier. I would perhaps count the number of 'good' shots as the best way to measure progress. That aside, this net is just fine for me. I usually hit around 45 balls a day into it, say 5 times a week. I've missed the net 5 times that I can remember. It's great. One of the things I got with it is the PGM3660 3' x 5' Emerald Par Golf Mat. It is very good and very substantial. So I'd recomment the smaller net, and if you start splaying shots wildly, move closer. Just a thought. Jim
1707405
Technically, it could be but the Z6 is designed for golf (it uses the reflectors on the flags on the greens to hone in on) so I wouldn't trust it for hunting conditions. If you have a scope on your hunting rifle, that would be the most accurate way to assess the situation.
760453
I'm not entirely sure, most likely. I would submit to you, however, spend a little extra and buy a little higher quality clubs. I sent mine back because the driver broke after three uses. I went to Dick's Sporting Goods and bought Nike Irons and a Cobra Driver. Plus they fit you for the right clubs and their PGA pros help with your swing.
1480704
I thinks so. This club is used to get a feel of the weight of the club head. It is not too heavy for anyone to use.
2032737
I would think so. The drivers, fairway woods would feel long. I'm 5'10. You would have to choke up. Some good young golfers do that anyway. That's just how they learned.
545813
I think so! I don't play golf but if you need a six pack and snacks this is perfect. It also doesn't look like a cooler so it is nice that it is discreet (in my opinion). For more than that you may want a traditional box shaped cooler.
880538
Not for golf, but it is nice and the straps pull tight. Nicer than most I have had. Would think it is going to work for golf.
1455863
Any 2 piece ball would be fine. If you find a 2 piece with a soft feel you're golden. My favorite is the Srixon Q-Star. If you don't swing fast enough to compress all 3-5 layers of a golf ball you're wasting your money on it.
2168729
Not being a golfer i couldn't say for sure. I'm not certain what the differences might be. However, this is a very good range finder for the cost. It's easy to use and does a good job.
1593235
Well that sounds like heaven use and while it is sturdy it will eventually wear our.But Andrew here are 2 positives for you:1. It's not too expensive.2. It's so quick and easy to use.I say go for it.
1546436
It should hold up well. I haven't had any problems. I've used every club with it.
397628
I use it for golfing. It is excellent forblocking the wind. I use it from about 32 degrees to low 50s. Any higher and I think you might get too warm.
420613
It's a very good club, keep the price in mind though. I immediately saw my ball go about 10-15 yards farther, but Im way more consistent now, I hit 200+ yard, straight drives, consistently.
1133842
Actually, I've seen my dad use it. Left handed golfer and killer slice. He likes it. I'm a bad judge of distance but for practicing his swing it seems perfect. Must be at least few years old and he still uses it. Its set up in garage. That may help you gage distance. Standar depth garage. Hits front to back.