Titleist 695CB Irons

I have owned Titleist 695CB irons for about 2 years now. I love these irons and pretty much anyone can afford them. The newer model isn't really that much different performance-wise than the 2005 model irons.

The 695CB are built to be forgiven yet work the ball and shape shots as you please. These clubs are considered more of a "players" iron because of the difficulty to work the ball and how forgiven they aren't. But when you hit these irons perfectly it's as if your hands just had an orgasm. Golf has a lot of hand-eye coordination involved so I wouldn't recommend these irons to anyone with a handicap higher than a 10. If you are capable of hitting these clubs and you can't afford the brand new clubs try looking for the used 2005 model.

If you are a big golf fan like I am and are interested in doing golf the rest of your life pursue a career through PGM, or Professional Golf Management. Through the program all clubs through Titleist are 60% off meaning you can get a brand new set of Titleist 695 CB for $400 as opposed to paying $900-1,000.

Why Does Tiger Woods Suck Now?

Ever since Tiger Woods had sex with a bunch of women his golf game has gone downhill. But why? With my past golf experience one of two things happens to my golf when something major goes on in my life... I either play really good golf to take my mind off things, or I suck. Usually, I suck.

After Tiger's 'scandal' came out, his swing coach, Hank Haney, left him. This meant that Tiger had to get a new coach. Every single swing coach teaches different swings and has different ways to teach to improve one's golf game. This could be where Tiger went wrong and his new teacher was teaching and showing him methods that he has never used or attempted before which could have majorly altered his golf game. Every since then he has only won one or two tournaments. Coincidence? I don't think so.

About My Blog

The main purpose of my blog is to provide golfers with information about new clubs, new golf balls, players, and other equipment associated with golf. The target audience of my blog is those interested in golf. Anybody of any age, any gender, and any location has the ability to enjoy the game of golf. Those who live in Alaska could even play golf ice golf if weather doesn’t allow them to play a normal round of golf. I can target those with less money because not all golf clubs on the market are extremely expensive. You can get nice, used clubs for relatively cheap allowing for those less fortunate with money to play golf. As far as benefits go, an individual can become a better golfer by reading my blog by  knowing which equipment is right for them and how each piece of equipment will help or hurt their game.

Blogs are valuable because they can provide readers with information on certain subjects, news, and reviews. If a blogger seems to know what they’re talking about consumers will be more likely to keep reading and follow along allowing bloggers to market and advertise and create money off of their blog.

For example, if Tiger Woods created a blog explaining all of the equipment he uses and how it benefits his game and how it can benefit yours it would make individuals believe that his equipment would better them as a golfer. If a lot of golfers read the blog and went out and started purchasing Nike golf equipment then Nike sales would go up because of Tiger Woods marketing and advertising their products.

Now, if Erik Peterson was out praising golf equipment on blogs most people would probably ignore him since nobody has heard of him as a golfer and therefore has little to no experience as to what it takes to go on tour. If Erik is talking about how great Titleist clubs and equipment are nobody will be very likely to go and purchase anything from Titleist because he isn’t a very reliable source as to what is good golf equipment and what isn’t.

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