Me too. Very interested in what it all entails.The whole concept to this course has me intrigued. I don’t totally grasp it.
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Me too. Very interested in what it all entails.The whole concept to this course has me intrigued. I don’t totally grasp it.
Glad I learned something new today. Never knew it had an official name. At first I just thought you misspelled bizarreBearritz greens are fun.
First time I saw anything like it was the Arthur Hills course at Palmetto Dunes for a THP Invitational. The 15th hole had a kind of gulley that pretty much bisected the green. One of my favorite courses in my area has one and it always gives people fits.Glad I learned something new today. Never knew it had an official name. At first I just thought you misspelled bizarre
Not I.How many of the participants in this amazing experience will have True Temper shafts in their irons for this one?
How many of the participants in this amazing experience will have True Temper shafts in their irons for this one?
I will. I'm currently playing the True Temper Elevate 95's in my irons, and they have been performing very well for me so far!How many of the participants in this amazing experience will have True Temper shafts in their irons for this one?
How many of the participants in this amazing experience will have True Temper shafts in their irons for this one?
How many of the participants in this amazing experience will have True Temper shafts in their irons for this one?
Get your list of questions ready then, because I always enjoy Keenan's discussions on shafts. I think he does a great job explaining in a way that the average golfer can understand. He has a bunch of short videos on YouTube that can give you an idea of his knowledge base, and give you a bit heading into November as well.And to be honest, I know next to nothing about shafts. The extent of my knowledge is graphite or steel and regular flex or stiff flex. When people start talking about the details and features of shafts beyond those, it’s all foreign to me.
I'm excited to hear your feedback on performance and feel. The VSS has impressed me from a sound and feel perspective.currently only in my utility but with 2 months to go the irons could change and TT is on the list.
edit. I’m going to try out the elevate tour shaft this week.
Haha I'm pretty similar. I've tried to research torque's and bends and all that stuff but I just don't fully understand it and how to relate it to my statistics, which I guess is why a person gets fitted but I definitely look forward to learning more about shafts.And to be honest, I know next to nothing about shafts. The extent of my knowledge is graphite or steel and regular flex or stiff flex. When people start talking about the details and features of shafts beyond those, it’s all foreign to me.
You should enjoy this experience then. A chance to get a lot of questions answered. If you are looking for info, we have a lot available in our videos and articles as well.And to be honest, I know next to nothing about shafts. The extent of my knowledge is graphite or steel and regular flex or stiff flex. When people start talking about the details and features of shafts beyond those, it’s all foreign to me.
Get your list of questions ready then, because I always enjoy Keenan's discussions on shafts. I think he does a great job explaining in a way that the average golfer can understand. He has a bunch of short videos on YouTube that can give you an idea of his knowledge base, and give you a bit heading into November as well.
You should enjoy this experience then. A chance to get a lot of questions answered. If you are looking for info, we have a lot available in our videos and articles as well.
Haha I'm pretty similar. I've tried to research torque's and bends and all that stuff but I just don't fully understand it and how to relate it to my statistics, which I guess is why a person gets fitted but I definitely look forward to learning more about shafts.
How many of the participants in this amazing experience will have True Temper shafts in their irons for this one?
If I understand it correctly, isn’t True Temper a division of True Sports? My irons will either have the very Catalyst shafts that @DB TT sent after the Small Batch experience or they will have SteelFiber (depending on if my Titleist irons arrive and I like them/am accustomed enough to them). I don’t know if that counts as True Temper, but they are certainly under the True Sports umbrella.
How many of the participants in this amazing experience will have True Temper shafts in their irons for this one?
Get your list of questions ready then, because I always enjoy Keenan's discussions on shafts. I think he does a great job explaining in a way that the average golfer can understand. He has a bunch of short videos on YouTube that can give you an idea of his knowledge base, and give you a bit heading into November as well.
I can say for fact, everybody will be putting a Callaway golf ball in play for the rounds at PGA National.On another note, I have been seriously pondering the Callaway Chromesoft X ball, and may have to pick up some to play.
I like the sound of that!I can say for fact, everybody will be putting a Callaway golf ball in play for the rounds at PGA National.
We talked about True Temper before, but how many of you plan to have Callaway equipment in play?
Crazy enough, I've never played a Callaway club, so unless something drastic happens, I will not have one in the bag. The closest I've come is a Toulon Chicago putter, which is under the Callaway umbrella.
On another note, I have been seriously pondering the Callaway Chromesoft X ball, and may have to pick up some to play.
We talked about True Temper before, but how many of you plan to have Callaway equipment in play?
Crazy enough, I've never played a Callaway club, so unless something drastic happens, I will not have one in the bag. The closest I've come is a Toulon Chicago putter, which is under the Callaway umbrella.
On another note, I have been seriously pondering the Callaway Chromesoft X ball, and may have to pick up some to play.
That B21 driver has been good for a lot of people! Can't wait to see what you can do with it!Yes, I will have Callaway clubs in my bag. I have the B 21 Driver, 3W, and 5H in my bag this year.