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what handycap is the nike ignite fairway woods suitable for?

Apr 05, 2008 by jake d | Posted in Golf

im a high handicap and was looking at the nike ignite fairway 7 wood, is it suitable for a high handicap, anyone tried it?

good choice on the seven wood . suitable all levels of play excellent value , and playability

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Precept Laddie

I have been playing golf for about 6 years now, and I've really been working on my game the last 2 years. I'm on the cusp of breaking into the 70's and trying to search for every little detail to help get me over the hump.

There are that many golf balls on the market that do so many different things, balls that suit different courses, balls that react differently off the Club Head , balls that fly higher, balls that spin further etc etc...

If you feel you have a decent short game but you could shave some strokes of it then change to ball like the Callaway HX, Titleist PRO V1, even the Bridgestones, these balls dont sacrifice distance but they will give you control on the greens. You dont want a balll that will give you max distance, you would be flat stopping that ball on a lake let alone a putting surface.

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Announcing Speakers for Ignite London #3

There was a fantastic response to our call for speaker proposals for the upcoming Ignite London 3. Withover 35 great submissions, we had our work cut out to narrow them down. Thanks very much to everyone who took the time to put in a proposal – your time, effort and energetic creativity are greatly appreciated.

The Ignite London 3 lineup is going to develop in the run-up to September 23rd at The Luminaire , but here’s a taste of who’s going to be speaking so far: ________________________________________

Andrew moved to London from Melbourne, Australia in 2004 and has been engaged, at various times, in developing web applications, teaching computer science, taking photographs, making music and organising live music gigs. He also developed the Postmodernism Generator, a web-based program which generates meaningless though plausible-looking essays on postmodernism and cultural theory.

Andrew will be talking about The Psychogeography of Creativity; why some areas are more conducive to creativity than others, and what the factors that influence creativity are. ________________________________________

Anjali Ramachandran, currently a Londoner, was born in Wales but has lived in India for most of her life, with a few years in Saudi Arabia and a couple in New York thrown in for good measure. She works at digital strategy consultancy Made by Many, where she tries to disrupt the normal scheme of things in the office. Previously, she worked for Nike, did social research and helped manage a film festival in New York.

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