Londo

Very excited to be part of this test! As some of you know, I have been on a quest to find a new gamer for a few months now. The Maxfli line is one of the last ones that I haven't truly experimented with yet that are a good fit on paper- can't wait and thank you to Maxfli and MGS!

I know for sure that Foremost produces the Vice Golf balls (all of them until the Pro Zero, which was produced by Feng Tay). IIRC, Tony said that he considers Foremost is one of the best ball producers outside of Titleist in terms of quality

I would try Kirkland or Vice balls before these balls for sure, not much of a price difference either

Haven't tried them personally but saw a couple of reviews. Good price point, pretty good performance but it seemed like their black and gold versions the cover started to shred after a dozen or so hits. I'm sure some people may be okay with it but its a no from me, dog.

Ah AIM in middle school was where it was at lol. Many middle school man hours went into crafting away messages

Looking forward to the 105th edition of Farmageddon between Iowa State and Kansas State. Was a blowout last year but KSU had a ton of players out with covid. I think Iowa State ends up winning by a couple scores but this game is usually close and they have been super inconsistent on offense.

Candle really bungled that at the end, it was a great game to watch! As someone with no rooting interest I should say

Ekky-ekky-ekky-ekky-z'Bang, zoom-Boing, z'nourrrwringnmmm

Good luck! Let us know if they live up to your expectations

I think there will likely be some sort of ball limits eventually, they can’t go back from where they currently are, that’s for sure. Honestly the best thing that could happen would be for tour courses to keep rough longer or plant more trees (ie. true punishments for hitting it 320+ and not worrying about accuracy) but I don’t think it happens.

Amen to this, I can relate!

I think in the next 10-15 years there will be a noticeable jump in Tour SS avg as some of the older players retire and the ones joining the tour will be mostly high SS players and current tour pros will have to maintain/increase SS to stay on tour.

You can't beat the weather and dispersion of some of the crowds!

I am absolutely in the camp that its basically a nothing burger, if the USGA believes that this will change anything then they are wrong.

Looks like the USGA decided to pull the trigger on shortening up the allowable driver length from 48 to 46 in. https://www.golfchannel.com/news/usga-ra-make-local-rule-cap-pros-driver-length-46-inches