Who can we contact to get a Marquette design?
http://www.clubcrown.com/shop/category/collegiate/
I have a Michigan golf umbrella that was a gift from a son now in med school there. My woods are 20 year old Big Berthas that still sing sweetly and my irons are Pings. All are blissfully free of adornment save for the nicks and scars of the golfing odyssey. Clubs shouldn't be advertisements but tools of the trade.
If you really want one let me know. I actually know a lot of the club crown reps.
Not appealing. I will wear the hat, use the MU marker and divot tool on the greens, put the towel on my bag.....that would just be too damned distracting on the top of my driver.
I'd be interested, how do we get them? Especially if we could get a MU Warrior logo!
Quote from: keefe on July 11, 2014, 02:08:06 PM
I have a Michigan golf umbrella that was a gift from a son now in med school there. My woods are 20 year old Big Berthas that still sing sweetly and my irons are Pings. All are blissfully free of adornment save for the nicks and scars of the golfing odyssey. Clubs shouldn't be advertisements but tools of the trade.
"Humble brag, humble brag, humble brag, humble brag, humble brag, humble brag. Clubs shouldn't be advertisements but tools of the trade."
I know it's just an internet forum, but some humility and/or temperance would be refreshing this day and age. This isn't a Notre Dame board.
Quote from: keefe on July 11, 2014, 02:08:06 PM
I have a Michigan golf umbrella that was a gift from a son now in med school there. My woods are 20 year old Big Berthas that still sing sweetly and my irons are Pings. All are blissfully free of adornment save for the nicks and scars of the golfing odyssey. Clubs shouldn't be advertisements but tools of the trade.
I get a new set of Mizuno irons every year so that I can show off for my friend's company when I play events. They are not only art, but tools of the trade AND an advertisement. ;D (please read all in "humble brag" tone).
Quote from: tower912 on July 11, 2014, 02:51:52 PM
Not appealing. I will wear the hat, use the MU marker and divot tool on the greens, put the towel on my bag.....that would just be too damned distracting on the top of my driver.
The new prez had the Marquette bag at the Encompass Championship Pro-am when I ran into him. I kinda want one of those. It was loud... but badass as well.
Quote from: keefe on July 11, 2014, 02:08:06 PM
I have a Michigan golf umbrella that was a gift from a son now in med school there. My woods are 20 year old Big Berthas that still sing sweetly and my irons are Pings. All are blissfully free of adornment save for the nicks and scars of the golfing odyssey. Clubs shouldn't be advertisements but tools of the trade.
I have a Big Bertha in my bag that is about as old as I am. Have yet to find a better driver.
Quote from: JakeBarnes on July 11, 2014, 04:18:34 PM
I get a new set of Mizuno irons every year so that I can show off for my friend's company when I play events. They are not only art, but tools of the trade AND an advertisement. ;D (please read all in "humble brag" tone).
I'd go with Miura's.
(http://www.miuragolf.com/productimages/mb001-face.jpg)
Quote from: PuertoRicanNightmare on July 11, 2014, 02:01:01 PM
Who can we contact to get a Marquette design?
http://www.clubcrown.com/shop/category/collegiate/
Based on the quality of my play, I'd better get some DePaul clubs.
Quote from: JakeBarnes on July 11, 2014, 04:18:34 PM
I get a new set of Mizuno irons every year so that I can show off for my friend's company when I play events. They are not only art, but tools of the trade AND an advertisement. ;D (please read all in "humble brag" tone).
I have a Mizuno Mallet Putter that was a gift from playing in Japan. A guy in my tournament foursome had it and I told him I thought it was nice. About a week later a new putter showed up in my office as a gift. I had always played with a Callaway wood shafted putter but began using the Mizuno and ended up using it exclusively. Mizuno makes damn fine gear.
Quote from: TAMU Eagle on July 11, 2014, 04:34:09 PM
I have a Big Bertha in my bag that is about as old as I am. Have yet to find a better driver.
I have a Big Bertha driver but my spoon is a Warbird. That thing must be 25 years old now but it still works beautifully.
Quote from: JakeBarnes on July 11, 2014, 04:18:34 PM
I get a new set of Mizuno irons every year so that I can show off for my friend's company when I play events. They are not only art, but tools of the trade AND an advertisement. ;D (please read all in "humble brag" tone).
Pete
Quit your gawddam bragging would you!
Quote from: JakeBarnes on July 11, 2014, 04:19:32 PM
The new prez had the Marquette bag at the Encompass Championship Pro-am when I ran into him. I kinda want one of those. It was loud... but badass as well.
A lightweight carry bag and I would consider it. 48 and still walking 18 and carrying.
I average 22 putts/round
Quote from: RJax55 on July 11, 2014, 04:58:41 PM
I'd go with Miura's.
(http://www.miuragolf.com/productimages/mb001-face.jpg)
Unfortunately my retro finish miura baby blades were nonconforming after 2009 so I had to ditch em. I do have a set of Yururi Flatbacks that I use from time to time as well as a ton of Tourstage/Bridgestone irons from when I got stuff from them. I'm sort of an equipment whore.
The Mizuno's are my gamers for now. Too honed in to mess with it. Plus, free is always nice.
Quote from: tower912 on July 11, 2014, 07:23:15 PM
A lightweight carry bag and I would consider it. 48 and still walking 18 and carrying.
It was a carry. Not on the super light side. Reminded me of the titleist "deluxe" carry bags. Still pretty cool.
And crash... I only do it in the most humble sense :)