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PeterHenric

 
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About PeterHenric

  • Birthday 08/20/1983

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Las Vegas

Player Profile

  • Age
    30-39
  • Swing Speed
    101-110 mph
  • Handicap
    19
  • Frequency of Play/Practice
    Multiple times per week
  • Player Type
    Competitive
  • Biggest Strength
    Putting
  • Biggest Weakness
    Driver/Off the Tee
  • Fitted for Clubs
    Yes

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  1. Haters gonna hate, and ainters gonna aint. Me personally, I will buy it out or principle even if I never actually use it other than just when I'm screwing around.
  2. Sadly no. I had planned to go to the final round with some friends on Saturday but a family event came up so I had to go to Utah for the weekend. Traffic will probably be crazy but fortunately wont have to deal with it.
  3. I live in Vegas and have played LVCC many times so it is cool to watch these guys decimate this course. Turned a par 72 into a par 70 like it’s no big deal. They also reworked the hole numbering for some reason. They are playing hole 1 as 10 and vice versa. Not sure what the reasoning was for that. I do love that some of the players are getting punished by the trees lining the fairways. They are brutal if you get off line. It is impressive to see how well they play the course.
  4. Me too. Already had the irons and I am still gaming them. Have the wedges and putter as well but they aren’t in the bag.
  5. Driver and irons are both back in stock on Costco.com Just saying.
  6. Date 01/01/2024 Course Name Coyote springs Gross Score 97 Course Handicap 22 Gross Strokes over/under par 25 Net Score to Par 3 Net Score 75 Net Birdies or better 6 Longest Drive 296 SIM Round? If it want for hole 6, it would have been an okay round.
  7. IMO, Nike stuff was uninspired and didn’t perform very well in Most Wanted testing. Not a fan. lot of pro golfers gonna need to find new sponsors though.
  8. Got to play a round with the irons and I don’t have a single negative thing to say about them. The caveat is that I’m playing in windy Hawaii so distances cannot be trusted. I like the look and feel of the irons. They’ll be staying in the bag for a while.
  9. Couldn’t wait until my round tomorrow so went out to the range and spent some time hitting some shots. Not gonna lie, I kinda dig em! Good swings are rewarded with good shots. They will be staying in the bag for a while. Pitching wedge 5 iron Getting used to the look of a smaller profile, it was kind of trippy seeing how big the Ksig 60° wedge looks at address. All you can see is a wide open face.
  10. Went out and hit the 8 and 9 iron for about a half dozen shots each. I currently game some stealth irons with graphite shafts so the swing weight on these is VERY different. They feel very heavy. As far as performance, they are less forgiving than my stealths. I hit exactly 1 great shot in my limited test and that ball went high, long, and straight. Went about 160 which is a bit longer than I would normally expect with my stealths. I kept missing the face and hit off the toe. Predictably, those balls went shorter and lower. Still straight though. The feel on mis-hits was worse than my stealths. Probably because of the combination of graphite shafts and a more forgiving head. Full round scheduled for Tuesday.
  11. There are certain lines that lets you see they started from a similar design but there’s a lot more that’s different than similar, IMO. I have been impatiently waiting for my round on Tuesday to try these out. Will post up an informal review after.
  12. The wedges are like a tour chrome finish. The irons are a mirror finish.
  13. 7 pretty little ladies, all in a row. There is significantly less offset on these compared to my Stealths. Loaded and ready for Hawaii. Will report back.
  14. If they actually rolled the ball back for everyone, I could see a situation where stores like GG or PGATSS have a "conforming" balls section and a "non-conforming" balls section. Or maybe the old non-conforming balls are still sold but they have a "does not conform..." badge on the box. I personally don't give an F if a ball I am using is conforming or not as long as it seems to work for my game. I'm never going to play in a tournament, my buddies and I usually carry more than 14 clubs in our bag (in Vegas you need a couple "rock" clubs so you can still hit from the desert without damaging your nice clubs), so using an older ball that no longer conforms to new standards means nothing to me. If they decided to not continue to sell non-conforming balls, I guarantee that there will be a run on the stores in the year(s) leading up to the rule change by people trying to stock up on balls before they go out stock. Think of the ammo shortage when Obama first got into office. Guys were buying anything/everything for years because they were afraid it would eventually be hard/impossible to get. It would probably be the same with these golf balls.
  15. @Javs Probably 80% mental. I can chip well but I don’t think I take the proper time to take a few practice motions. I walk up thinking “this will be easy, just nice and easy” then I blade it across the green. When I take the time to practice the motion, it usually goes better. I’m usually not wanting to take the time to practice the motion. I hate slow play so much that I end up causing slow play from hitting too many shots because I didn’t practice. It’s a vicious circle.
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