I'm wet and cold. Why? I've been out playing golf by Ping K15 Irons in the rain. Not just rain but cold rain driving in from the south that numbs the extremities and turns grips to soap. For seven holes, golf was bearable but this was real Golf Nut behaviour. Ordinarily I wouldn't entertain playing ping k15 in the rain. Mostly because without the foresight to have a brolly, wet weather gear, an extra towel and a spare pair of socks (for afterwards) it becomes a rather unpleasant experience. But after travelling through Ireland with the requirement of playing a full round each and every day, I grew accustomed to, even untroubled by, a spot of precipitation.

Then there is the wind. The unsighted hazard that grabs one's golf ball and throws it unmercifully to all corners of the golf course. Wind turned Rory's 63 at St Andrew's into a stop-start 80 the following daywith ping irons k15. It was stop-start because the ball wouldn't stay still on the greens in the gusting winds to the extent that the course became unplayable and play was delayed. I love playing k15 irons in the wind. Far more than playing golf in the rain. But if it's simply a question of what is easier - I'd take a shower over a gale any day. Lets hear your thoughts?