I had the opposite outcome with teeing the ball a touch lower. If I used the half ball above the head method I would slice the everliving dog turd out of it. Teeing it down a bit seemed to fix that some. I’ve only had one round of 9 with the B21 driver and a normal tee hight was used.
I don't think it was my personal best, but I rented a set at Disney (M2's) and was VERY impressed with them. I actually bought the irons at Dick's on a black friday sale that same year. Still playing them now. So no, I'm not opposed to renting clubs at a nice facility.
Making the transition from long drive to tour player, what do you consider being successful on tour is (I.E. making cuts, keeping the card, winning a lot, etc.)? For a follow up, who wins their first tour event, you or Berkshire?
I'm all for compensation for using one's likeness but I don't know where to draw the line. If an amateur is good enough to make a living playing golf, they need to go pro. For the younger players getting to and from tournaments, paying for meals, winning a closest to the pin, and help with...
I rolled a couple double wides the last time I was at a PGA Superstore. The ones that stood out were the Mizuno, and a stock Benti. Wasn’t to thrilled with the Scottie.
I was hitting a 3 wood off the deck in the sim at a big box store yesterday. I am by no means a long hitter and was carrying it 165ish with zero warm ups but it was almost straight as an arrow. I’m amazed on how many guys on the internet carry a 9 iron that far and can hit 300 yard bombs at...
They were released for the JDM if I’m not mistaken. I struggle with fairway woods and looked at them for a bit but they’re still more than I want to spend on a club without hitting one.