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I sport a Titleist bag. Has always been a solid bag. Small detail but I wish they would redesign the towel ring or whatever they call it. With enough use it gets worn out and have lost my rangefinder and, dare I throw a rock in the pond, my bluetooth speaker. Like the looks of this new bag, aesthetics is Titleist strong suite.

I have not had anything like this (knock on wood) but my Dad has gone through back, knee, and rotator cuff surgeries. He has always been diligent with the regimen that the PT had provided and he has always recovered very well. 2nd CG2's comments.

That great @MattF. I am sure well deserved! Tough one. @Tom the Golf Nut has the right idea on changing driver every few years. I am wondering with technology now if it doesn't even get pushed to 5 years. I like the situation you are in! Me in my situation, I would start with wedges and see wait to see what drivers come out that peak my interest. Although the new TSi series looks dang good! Good luck!

It is still competitive with the guys. We will sh*t talk, make fun. The girls will congregate, socialize, not pay attention...have to keep them on point when its their shot but its still a ton of fun!

Have a good session! Course is currently closed and with 2021 planning preso's for the sales team going on I am stuck inside, listening to Webex. Hitting putts on my putting mat. Better than nothing. I try to work on stroke and keeping putter head moving down the line after strike. Hopefully the course opens soon.

I will add two more tangible actions during a round: I think about slowing down. If I see wheels are wobbling, take deep breathes, and slow down the swing (slow count 1 annnnnnnnnd 2). I will tend to get quick when I get anxious.

This is something that I am working on. Keeping my head on straight. I played with our pro at our club this past summer and asked him to take a look at my swing and give me any feedback. The only thing he said was to lower expectations. As a low single digit handicap, that was tough to process. I realized later the root point of his comment is to relax and just play take each shot as it is and play the next without the previous shot affecting you. Which is difficult but it helped me a ton. Played better and enjoyed the game more...I don't get paid to play this silly game that we devote so much energy to so why get upset (again easier said than done at times).

I have the Atmos TS Red 70X in my 4wd. Love that shaft and highly recommend going to a fitter and testing it out if possible. Have had the Atmos in the bag for 3 years and I don't see it coming out anytime soon. I moved to the ventus blue in my driver as I thought the Atmos Red TS 6x in my Driver put the ball too high in the air, FWIW.

Great conversation here. My wife started playing two years ago. We keep it to family golf, son is 8 and plays very well, and my daughter (6) that does a great job of running around the green and sometimes putts at the hole. LOL. Another route that got my wife into it was social outings with friends. We will have 4-5 couples and play alternate shot matches (Scotch with skins) between all of us. It allows to alleviate pressure on any certain person within the group. We have dinner and drinks afterward. We did have a nice glass trophy that the winners would take Fireball shots out of but not surprisingly it broke one evening. Lol. Make it more about hanging out with friends and in our case... drinking. I will close by saying my wife doesn't want to play by herself or anything that serious. She will play as a family or social which is great by me.

Get me out of this cold and snowy area for some golf! It's really not bad but just haven't had as much melt to get on our course...

LOL Looks like I will be the only person that would dare say Callaway CSx. I have played it for the past 6 months and have been really pleased. Maybe should try the Bridgestone BX or BXS again.