Titleist Shmitleist. Callaway Shmallaway. TaylorMade ShmaylorShmade. When I’m on the 18th hole with the game on the line, there’s only one brand I want in my bag: Generic.

You can keep your respected brand names and your highly-rated, top-of-the-line golf clubs. Me, all I need is a stick with a big hunk of metal on the end. That exactly what this Generic CS1 wedge is.

Just look at this beaut. A 36-inch red and black shaft. A 55-degree wedge. A stick and a hunk of metal, just like I said. When my ball is sitting in one of those, you know, holes or whatever with all the sand in them, and I need to get it up onto the flat smooth part around the goal, I reach for my Generic CS1 wedge. Or I will, anyway, as soon as I finish watching this instructional DVD. There’s just no label like Generic.

And I’m not just saying this because Generic is my sponsor. Money’s money, yeah, but I didn’t get on the Eastern-Central North Carolina Beginner’s Amateur Tour by playing with substandard clubs.

For the record, I did it by winning a silent auction at my church.

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