Geno 220

Garmin watch, I just want distance to the center of the green, there's no need to over complicate just keep it simple

It's the easiest thing to practice, I'll use a tee as a target, a prescription bottle cap or a putt return. I also have a dual shaft putter which helps with shoulder movement

I do it all the time, I can't afford to spend 400 500 on a new driver plus I also can't afford to buy a new one every year. I wait till the new ones arrive then buy a used one from those who do and have been very happy.

I've had an Odyssey Works V Line for years, the face insert peeled off and had to be replaced. This is the fourth putter and will be the last putter I'll own because of the comfort and balance

I have had health issues for several years unable to play for months or a season. I treasure every round and enjoy the experience and camaraderie

Downhill fairway bunker over a mound

Odyssey V line mallet with the super stroke grip. Had to get the face replaced because it had peeled off, absolutely love this putter

I've been using golf pride mid size tour wraps for years and have always used Dawn and water and they get the tackiness back

185 par 3, two hops, hits the pin and drops and inch from the cup. That along with a few roll overs are my almost, but not quite

Pitiful, just plain greed, very disappointing

Mizuno PW & GW Cleveland 56 & 60 As with real estate wedges are always location, location, location

Calloway Mavrik 3 hybrid over a 5 wood any day, so easy to hit, nice high flight with better distance

Bare minimum putting green, but I prefer to stretch and loosen up hit some balls if possible, not every course has a range or one close by

Until it disappears

I've had a couple pairs of Footjoy spikeless for many years, but my feet are too wide and are no longer comfortable. Recently purchased Skechers with a completely different spike pattern which appears to give more stability but haven't been out yet