Off Course is back this week with a fantastic show and this is episode 197. Hosted by Dan Edwards, each Friday he gives you a deep look into the world of golf and equipment in a way unlike any other podcast has done before. Today, Danny Le from UST Mamiya joins the show to discuss the success of LINQ shafts and challenging the stiffness and swing speed logic.
It wouldn’t be Off Course without some tangents, but Dan and Danny dive into all things UST Mamiya LINQ and how flex and swing speed logic needs to be challenged. This show has a lot going on and is one you will not want to miss as Danny Le goes Off Course.
Episode 197 is here and Dan and Danny discuss the following topics.
The Success of LINQ
Staying Power of Shafts
Challenging Stiffness and Swing Speed Logic
All-In Putter Shafts
The ATTAS Line
And so much more
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THPGolf · UST Mamiya Goes Off Course
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"@JB is kinda crazy" & "a bad influence" … haha! Amen
thank you! Only had 8 minutes on there this morning. Firing it back up now
Try re-downloading it. I get the entire 46 minutes when I just checked.
Yeah. Me too.
Update. Re-downloading got all 46 minutes vs 8 so all set. Sure makes the 11.5 hour drive pass quicker.
No joke, the experiences I went to with Danny have really changed my game and was the main contributor to changing my driver from the worst club in my bag to the best. The fitting, the positivity, and the support (which continues to this very day from over 5 years ago) has given me such confidence. It’s the reason why I have all 14 clubs with UST Mamiya shafts and always will.
Can’t lie, All-In shaft is something I want to try eventually.
The center of the face gets lonely.
I’m excited to see the prototype make it to market and give it a go.
It was a great way to shut off everything else going on in my brain and just focus on what was being said on the podcast. Helped me play better golf.