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I set up a net and used it. I also take it to the range, which I find more useful. The feel and seeing the flight of the ball when hit center, and what the distance difference really is makes a difference.

Yes. SC300i.

I donate all used golf balls, cleaned and bagged, to the junior golf program. Usually never more than 18 holes! Don't hit it far enough to lose anymore, or hard enough to scuff.

I did as a club professional, Class A PGA. Loved it for awhile but needed weekends and holidays to watch my boys play sports. Also did not get a chance to play golf. Got my amateur status back and playing or practicing daily. Would not change a thing!

Go to a Callaway fitting and do both, shaft and head. Find the best option first then see which is best.

Only if it fits your specs! Get lessons if beginner, then get fitted, if you are serious about taking up the game.

Always walking if someone is carrying my bag. If not cart is a path of least resistance.

Music choices is what makes it sometimes annoying but not everyone have the same tastes. Keep it in your cart area and it can be enjoyed!

Can't wait to here! Would love to add these to my Mizuno arsenal!

Only if your gapping is off will it make a difference, making 2 clubs too close together and almost same yardage distance.

Enjoy and hope they are the best!

TaylorMade. Not good but was a gift! Not a place to hook your extra components as range finder, towels, and cleaning brush.

Full wedges! 58, 54, and 50! Yesterday! Speed training today!

Callaway ERC soft. Ball is very inconsistent but recommended for my swing speed. -prov1 gives more distance and consistency.

Make the move. 4 dgrees between clubs will average your gaps out.