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 CALLAWAY FT-5, 10 DEG. DRIVER, NEUTRAL, FUJIKURA FIT-ON REGULAR FLEX GRAPHITE US $67.88 
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 CALLAWAY X460 DRIVER 10 DEG US $50.00
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 CALLAWAY DIABLO EDGE DRIVER, 10 DEG, REG FLEX US $69.99
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 Callaway Big Bertha Steelhead Graphite Driver Rt 10 deg Loft Reg Flex w/ COVER US $19.99
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 CALLAWAY GOLF BIG BERTHA DIABLO EDGE DRIVER , LEFT HANDED , 10 DEG REGULAR US $56.91
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 CALLAWAY BIG BERTHA WARBIRD 10 DEG DRIVER ONLY USED TWICE TITANIUM PD $129 SALE US $30.50
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 Callaway Big Bertha War Bird Driver * 43 1/2" L * 3 1/4" W x 4" L * 10 Deg US $39.99
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 LH CALLAWAY FT-3 DRAW DRIVER 10*deg GRAPHITE STIFF FLEX US $49.99
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 CALLAWAY ERC FUSION DRIVER 10*deg GRAPHITE REGULAR FLEX US $29.99
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 LH CALLAWAY FUSION FT-3 DRAW DRIVER 10*deg STIFF FLEX US $39.99
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 LH CALLAWAY HYPER X DRIVER 10*deg GRAPHITE REGULAR FLEX US $59.99
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 Callaway Great Big Bertha 2 driver wood 10 deg loft BIG BERTHA II and HEADCOVER US $78.99
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 Left Handed Callaway Fusion FT-i Draw 10 Deg Square Comp/Ti Driver R-Flex Graph US $59.99
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 Callaway FT9 Neutral Driver 10 deg. Fujikura Zcom 60 Regular flex Lumpy's #633 US $60.00
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 Callaway FT9 Neutral Driver 10 deg. Fujikura Zcom 60 T-45 Stiff Flex + Headcover US $57.50
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 Callaway S2H2 Big Bertha War Bird 10 Deg Driver Regular Flex RCH90 Graphite US $19.99
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 CALLAWAY GOLF BIG BERTHA ERC II FORGED TITANIUM 10 deg FIRM SYSTEM 50 DRIVER US $69.99
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Callaway Driver 10 Deg
Hitting a Callaway HyperX driver.
The Weather When It Is Good to Play Golf
We know that weather is a cricial factor when you play outside sports with your golf clubs for instance,Callaway Diablo Edge Driver . In terms of ourself, we would like to go to outside when it is fine. The fine weather can give people a good mood no matter what he or she is doing, these feeling is very good and good weather bring us a good day. If is raining or the weather is gloomy, our mood weill be bad and don' want to do anything ,just sad, for me, I am one of the this kind of people.The Shenzhen along with Hong Kong features a subtropical climate with distinct seasons. Typhoon months are May to September. When a typhoon is approaching, warnings are broadcast on television as well as radio, and signals indicate its significance, the latest position and even expected movement of the centre of the tropical cyclone, information on the wind strength, rainfall and sea level in the territory. When typhoon signal 8 is hoisted, businesses and shops close down and flights may be terminated. There is a separate warning for heavy rain.
Temperatures vary from eighteen to twenty-five deg C. Humidity is rising. Evenings can be cool. Well suited for golfing from March to May.
Hot, humid as well as sunny, with occasional showers and thunderstorms. The temperature varies from thirty to thirty five deg C. A lttle bit hot for golfing but you'll find usually summer promotions provided by the golf clubs fromJune to August.
There are plesant breezes, dry, plenty of sunshine and comfortable tmperatures from September to November. Many people today consider a lot of these as the best months to golf and travel in southern China. Temperature ranges from 18 to 25 deg C.
Cool, dry and cloudy, with occasional cold fronts from December to February. The temperature ranges from below 10 deg C in some extreme cases to 15 deg C. It gets dark around 5pm and latest tee off times are advised at before 12:30 noon at courses without flood lights.
So if you have the chance to visit China,you can choose the best time or best months to spend your leisure time at course with your golf clubs.
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Frequently Asked Questions...
what flex is right to get?
I am 38 and have just starting taking up golf. I currently shoot in the low to mid 120's. At a Callaway demo day last week I had my swing measured and had:
Launch angle: 9.7
Spin Rate: Approx 2900
Swing Speed; 92
Carry w/ driver: 225
Total dist.:250
I know these numbers are for a reg flex but i was hitting straighter and better with a stiff flex. Is this normal? Drivers tried were 10 deg Diablo edge and 10.5 deg FT-iz
Answer:
Hey, I'm in your shoes - took up golf last year for the first time (@ 27).
My short game is not great, but I'm really long off the tee, averaging 320-330+ consistently (6/10 stay on the fairway).
Probably not as accurate as Callaway's demo day, but at GolfTown & Nevada Bobs, my swing speed was averaged 116 @ golftown and 118 @ nevada bobs.
I was told that based on my swing speed, a stiff flex w/ 9.5 deg was recommended. I used the Nike SQ DYMO² (just on the screen) and loved it. I'll probably step up and buy it this week.
I currently have the Adam's Golf A30S set and the driver is reg flex. They told me that any swing speeds above 100 benefit from stiff flex, and that reg flex actually hinders me due to super high ball flight. Despite being at 92, if you're having the same problem I've been having with really high ball flight, you're losing distance too, and stiff flex may be the right move.
Depending on your budget, you should also check out those clubs where you can adjust the angle and degree yourself to get a range of different shots using the same club. My fav is the Nike one that I hope to buy over the weekend.
Cheers
Mike