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Don’t sleep on Shaft Up…
The Golden Ticket
We already know of a bunch or great events for next year. It will be a really difficult choice. I feel like the Morgan Cup is the front runner but there are others that would be very enticing.
It depends on which of the two variables was more meaningful to me between the two events. If it was two manufacturers that I liked both and would enjoy playing either of their equipment, but one course was high on my bucket list, I'd choose by course. If the choice between the two courses wasn't monumental (it's not like THP ever selects a bad course for the events!) and I really wanted to play one manufacturer's equipment, I'd choose by manufacturer.
Can’t wait for this one to come! It’s just another chance to get into some great events!
If I won the Golden Ticket again this year, I would go Victory Cup unless guaranteed to be on Team Paradise with @jdtox and @LittleRat RIDE OR DIE! But it’s one of those two events for me. Again, there isn’t a bad choice.
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I laughed out loud
I defiantly thought of you when I posted.
The reality is that course and manufacturer would both come into play. When I put in for the MC, I was a huge Callaway fan and knew nothing about Cobra, but Sand Hollow was a bucket list course and I jumped in with both feet and absolutely love my clubs.If I were to win a Golden Ticket, there are numerous manufacturers that I like, some more than others, but the course has to be a consideration. I love Cobra now, so who is to say I wouldn’t love another manufacturer if I took the leap?
My list for manufacturers last year were Cobra Mizuno and Srixon. Still the same this year. The new Mizuno releases would make this very hard to choose. I chose last year before the course was named to Las Vegas TPC.
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That’s the hard part though. It is an assumption of what is imminently coming is what will be included in these events
I feel the same way. I think manufacturers are a consideration, but course and type of event comes into to play as well. Although, there are so many good clubs out there, I don't think it's wise to close my mind to some manufacturer that may work great for me. So it all plays in. It's the package. Probably why it's called an experience. The whole package is great. Hats off to THP for opening our minds to possibilities.I defiantly thought of you when I posted.
If I were to win a Golden Ticket, there are numerous manufacturers that I like, some more than others, but the course has to be a consideration. I love Cobra now, so who is to say I wouldn’t love another manufacturer if I took the leap?
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Here’s how I would view it. It’s rare for us to have an Experience around the same equipment twice. We had a great Mizuno event around these coming irons a few months ago.Tease muchThe joys of waiting
I can say if the option is available, I’m taking TEAM golf.
Golden Ticket on old tech would hurt.That’s the hard part though. It is an assumption of what is imminently coming is what will be included in these events
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Looking at all the events is kind of unreal and overwhelming. Getting selected for anything would be good enough.
No kidding. I am up to 6 “can’t miss events” next year and there isn’t one that I wouldn’t want to be involved with
The experience of THP event, would supercede even not current year gear. Of course it wouldn't have the same shine for the sponsors so it wouldn't happen, but it would still be a good time.Golden Ticket on old tech would hurt.
+1 on this.….i mean you cant sleep on any event but ya…..defo love the shaft up events
Not a bad time to be had. I have a preference over type but would be happy to have any.