Sticks Stones

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STOPS DECELERATION

The Heavy Wedge from BOCCIERI GOLF follows in the tradition of its brethren, the Heavy Putter. Add- ing weight to the grip end of the shaft lifts the club’s balance point virtually ensuring a stop to decelera- tion.You’ll also discover that the additional weight keeps the back swing more on plane. After a brief adjustment, skulling and chili-dipping will be distant

memories. Available in 52, 56 and 60-degree lofts.

MSRP: $109.95

LOW-SPIN PROPERTIES

Fans of the TITLEIST Pro V1 golf ball might want to take a look at the new NXT and NXT Tour line. Delivering much of the same technology at a lower price, the NXT Tour has

the same multi-layer design as the Pro V1 for length off the tee and soft touch around the green. The NXT is the most durable Titleist ball and its low-spin prop- erties support straighter fl ight appropriate for players

FUN TO DRIVE

Think of a SEGWAY on the course—only more fun to drive—and you have the Mantys by Sun Mountain. A four- wheeled, motorized cart for a standing golfer who steers by shifting weight from one foot to the other, the cart fi ts in the trunk of most cars and has the same top speed as a golf cart yet weighs much less, causing minimal turf wear. The only negative? You’ll have so much fun driving you won’t want to hit your next shot. MSRP: $3250

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who desire more length than feel. MSRP: $12.00 per sleeve.

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