[Do You Own A Launch Monitor?]

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?]

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 

[What Is The Most You Would Pay For A Putter?]

On 3/25/2024 at 7:56 AM, GolfSpy_APH said:

Let's say the fitting is free or was included in the purchase price, what is your limit? How much is too much?

What putter would it be?

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 

[What/How Did You Practice Today?]

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