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Some recent drives on the finishing hole. It’s been a great shaft for me. This is a tricky driving hole, so accuracy is key with a straight or slight fade to get to the right part of the fairway.

AND I missed it… Had our Member Guest yesterday. Quickly realized excessive drinking is good for nothing in terms of potential improvement of my golf game. Missed every birdie putt (which was not that many), and saw wayward drives to places on the course I have never seen before… Did end up with a bag full of free beers and snacks.

I recently tested TSR 5W and 7W. With a 85 gram shaft both were amazing. I bet the GT is even better, can’t wait to put one of these new Titleists in the bag.

Good Morning Spies! it’s great to see it’s a sunny Friday! Hope everyone has a great day and a great weekend! Looking forward to learning more about the bright future of the Forum.

This is why the MGS Forum is sooooo great. Thank you @chisag and @Josh Parker

Just thought I would ask. All things being equal if you cut the butt end by an inch does the butt end and the whole club get stiffer across the board or does it get softer overall? Or is it shaft dependent?

Really intently looking at the Blue in S flex for a 5 or 7 FW. So will be interesting to hear how these shafts work for the Testers generally. .

Don’t mess with success… the TSR was great, so minor changes are called for. Glad to see the look at address remains roughly the same. Better performance on mishits is likely the story with the GT.

Driver shaft length can definitely make a difference. Even some PGA Tour Pros use shorter shafts, so it makes sense to try it out. Get fit is the mantra!

This is interesting. I think polarizing products to me are broomstick putters. It just doesn’t seem right to me. It doesn’t seem to be putting in the traditional sense. Interestingly I saw no one using an broomstick on the LPGA practice green yesterday. I think introducing Tour only products after the entire line is introduced for retail sale is brutal to the consumer. Like Callaway triple Diamond tour only versions that are one offs but not introduced to consumers right away. That Doesn’t seem to be fair. You go and buy a new Callaway driver full retail and then find out later something better for your swing is available mid year then you have to upgrade again. So then you have to sell your slightly used driver or FW to buy a slightly different and usually more expensive tour version. Not great. Another is LIV golf. But it’s not a product per se.

Thanks Gentlemen. I really appreciate the suggestions. MGS Forum members are the best! It seems to be a clever way to avoid a string line or a chalk lime. It seemed to work well. Plus it’s another way to use the alignment stick. I find laying a chalk line could annoy other golfers and limits how many times you can use it for different lines or holes.

Good evening. I hope everyone had a great day! Still very hot here (well for Canada)… Thought I would ask… saw this at the LPGA practice session today. Has anyone seen these brackets before. Any idea where I can buy these brackets? It seems like a great use of an alignment stick. I could try to make one, but it seems quite clever. Please let me know.

Need some help! Saw an LPGA pro using this today. It’s very clever. I could try to make it, but does someone know who makes it? It uses an alignment stick, but it’s the bracket / holder that I have never seen before. its seems easier than a chalk line or string. Please let me know.

I totally agree. Great contest. Thank you Mods for putting this all together for all 4 majors!

Connor and I had a fun time. Connor (who is 12j was surprised how many pros were using blades as opposed to mallets. He couldn’t believe how consistent their putting was regardless of distance or break. He was interested to see quite a few pros were using Callaway balls, as he said, he thought Callaway didn’t make very good balls. It’s interesting what kids see.