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Location
Houston
Player Profile
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Swing Speed
111+ mph
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Handicap
4
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Frequency of Play/Practice
Multiple times per week
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Player Type
Competitive
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Biggest Strength
Short Game
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Biggest Weakness
Driver/Off the Tee
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Fitted for Clubs
Yes
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JakeRule's Achievements
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Do You Own A Launch Monitor?
JakeRule replied to GolfSpy_APH's topic in Training Aids, GPS Devices, Apps, Accessories & More!
Definitely close to purchasing one, more than likely the MLM Pro. Have a good outdoor area to be able to use the specialty balls. With golf balls around 16 dollars a bucket a few times a week, it will pay for itself going to the range less. Will allow more short game practice if I can get the settings right. -
Sunglasses! What do you wear on and off the course?
JakeRule replied to Swood1994's topic in General Equipment Talk
Oakleys have always been my go to, but have left them at home before a round and bought Sun dogs in the pro shop and haven’t looked back. Lightweight, much cheaper and great to play in, I will stick with them. For 40-50 bucks for good quality, you don’t feel as much pain if you lose, crush or scratch them. Great visibility in them, and the polarized helps to see the Bermuda/hybrid grain in Texas -
400.00 for a good putter, Cameron, evnroll, bettanardi, even some of the high end Pings. 400 would be the threshold, but a good fitting and confident it was fit for me, way more valuable than a 600 dollar driver I can carry ten more yards
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Refined my practice down to getting a large bucket, starting with a 48 degree wedge and getting warmed up, move to 8 or 7 iron, and if I’m hitting those good, I start on the three wood, if I hit 8-10 good, move to the driver. I only hit 8-10 per club, if everything feels right. I hit the majority of the bucket with 60 56 and 48 degree wedges from 10 yards to 75. I spend most of my time there and move to a green to chip from various distances. This helps my game more than anything and easier on the back from long sessions. Easier for me to do in Texas, versus a lot of you guys in snow and ice