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Dang. Saw a craigslist ad from the same guy offering the Srixon staffer, and I see this Tour Yellow stand bag.

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Called him and he's sold them all. Damn!!!
 
Jersey Nate said:
Dang. Saw a craigslist ad from the same guy offering the Srixon staffer, and I see this Tour Yellow stand bag.

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Called him and he's sold them all. Damn!!!
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That sucks Nate. That yellow is snazzy!

JM
 
Jersey Nate said:
Dang. Saw a craigslist ad from the same guy offering the Srixon staffer, and I see this Tour Yellow stand bag.

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Called him and he's sold them all. Damn!!!
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That was quick. That white/blue on the left side is a pretty sweet bag.
 
I am agreeing with you here Dan. Would love to carry that one in the summer.
Canadan said:
That was quick. That white/blue on the left side is a pretty sweet bag.
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Canadan said:
That was quick. That white/blue on the left side is a pretty sweet bag.
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Very true, if I don't walk away with a staffer when I check his place out, I might just pick a stand bag up.
 
Shafts shafts shafts for woods and hybo something lower spinning than UST AXIVCORE black(i believe) in x flex
 
I've been pondering a GPS watch for a little bit now. I love my SGXw I just don't think I need it all the time.

That said, I can't get out of my head the value between watch vs having a rangefinder for practice sessions to know exactly how far each flag is.
 
Still pondering a 54° wedge. Keep checking out the 588 RTX's and the MD2's...
 
Canadan said:
I've been pondering a GPS watch for a little bit now. I love my SGXw I just don't think I need it all the time.

That said, I can't get out of my head the value between watch vs having a rangefinder for practice sessions to know exactly how far each flag is.
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I have had the same ponder for a while. And a buddy of mine from Canada that now lives in Ohio talked me out of it a few times.....
 
DevRickus said:
I have had the same ponder for a while. And a buddy of mine from Canada that now lives in Ohio talked me out of it a few times.....
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You should listen to your buddy from Oklahoma that lives in Oklahoma.

More than worth it.
 
Canadan said:
I've been pondering a GPS watch for a little bit now. I love my SGXw I just don't think I need it all the time.

That said, I can't get out of my head the value between watch vs having a rangefinder for practice sessions to know exactly how far each flag is.
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I thought u would game the sgxw til the end of time.

I'm riding out year 2 of the contract then reevaluating
 
Jman said:
You should listen to your buddy from Oklahoma that lives in Oklahoma.

More than worth it.
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Any one in particular?
 
Range finder for practice sessions and watch for rounds. That's that I do
 
DevRickus said:
Any one in particular?
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I'm fond of the Bushnell, mainly bc I don't need the scorecard feature, but I honestly think they are all worth it. So damn easy and useful.

jlukes said:
Range finder for practice sessions and watch for rounds. That's that I do
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I just take my laser out to the range now, the laser watch combo is lethal.
 
mikedean441 said:
I thought u would game the sgxw til the end of time.

I'm riding out year 2 of the contract then reevaluating
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I'm not changing it. Serious rounds and full 18s will more than likely include the SGXw, however, I know my course inside and out. taking it out for weeknight 9s has seemed like a bit of overkill when I'm just working on my game.
 
Canadan said:
I'm not changing it. Serious rounds and full 18s will more than likely include the SGXw, however, I know my course inside and out. taking it out for weeknight 9s has seemed like a bit of overkill when I'm just working on my game.
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Love my laser. Just easy and efficient. Greatly prefer it over GPS units
 
mikedean441 said:
I like having both :)
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Jman said:
I'm fond of the Bushnell, mainly bc I don't need the scorecard feature, but I honestly think they are all worth it. So damn easy and useful.



I just take my laser out to the range now, the laser watch combo is lethal.
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The functionality of having both for sure awesome. I have the bushnell v3 and garmin approach s4. The laser comes in handy for shooting pins when trying to hit the green and shooting hazard distances. The watch is easier to get a quick yardage assessment and it keeps score. Ive not tested the bluetooth functionality since I dont have an iPhone
 
Both is the way to go for me too. I only pull the laser if I'm close in and need a number. The watch takes care of the rest and is convenient.
 
Hawk said:
Both is the way to go for me too. I only pull the laser if I'm close in and need a number. The watch takes care of the rest and is convenient.
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Same here
 
I can't tell you how many times I'm at a range feeling useless about swinging because I don't buy into the numbers being represented to each flag. I suppose a rangefinder only half solves that with crummy range balls, but I always think about how much more productive I'd be if I knew the numbers for sure.

The guys who have rangefinders... Do you always take it to the range?
 
Canadan said:
I can't tell you how many times I'm at a range feeling useless about swinging because I don't buy into the numbers being represented to each flag. I suppose a rangefinder only half solves that with crummy range balls, but I always think about how much more productive I'd be if I knew the numbers for sure.

The guys who have rangefinders... Do you always take it to the range?
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Its on my bag, so I guess its there, but I almost never use it.
At the range for me its almost always about targets, but getting there multiple ways. Play it high, play it low, etc. Dont care what club it takes to get there, I will figure that out quickly and then work on the different shots.
 
Canadan said:
I can't tell you how many times I'm at a range feeling useless about swinging because I don't buy into the numbers being represented to each flag. I suppose a rangefinder only half solves that with crummy range balls, but I always think about how much more productive I'd be if I knew the numbers for sure.

The guys who have rangefinders... Do you always take it to the range?
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I will laser a few flags out there to see what is what. Typically I find the 150 yard flag, and then just base it off that.
 
Canadan said:
I can't tell you how many times I'm at a range feeling useless about swinging because I don't buy into the numbers being represented to each flag. I suppose a rangefinder only half solves that with crummy range balls, but I always think about how much more productive I'd be if I knew the numbers for sure.

The guys who have rangefinders... Do you always take it to the range?
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Haven't had the chance yet...but ill certainly work on dialing in distances and trying to hit the flags with the correct clubs etc
 
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