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I have about 12. Generally a couple sleeves of new ones and 6ish used ones that are still in good shape.

Looking forward to testing the Bridgestone Mindset. Have switched between Bridgestone B RX and Titleist AVX. As I get tired late in the round, I'm hoping the Mindset ball helps me to refocus on each shot.

Bring on. new Mindset!

At this point, I would rather play a round. Being able to watch on TV and recall how you played the hole is always fun.

I use a Precision Pro rangefinder and I also use Arccos Golf sensors. I like the PrecisionPro with the front/center/back readings in addition to the laser. I like Arccos but struggle a little with the shots around the green and putting. I think it reads a shot sometimes when there isn't one (maybe when you drop a wedge on the ground?) and I usually forget to mark flag, so adjusting putts after the round is a guessing game.

I watch because I like the competitive story lines. The battles to make the cut on Friday, the competition amongst the leaders on the weekend and even the positioning for the playoffs that may occur further down the leaderboard. LIV does provide some unique aspects to this with everyone finishing at the same time and adding the team concept. PGA tour gives you the leaders all finishing on 18 which lets you get a feel for the finishing holes and building drama. PGA needs to show a few more players and not focus so much on big names that are out of the hunt.

Good question! I've wondered the same. I currently have a 3W and a 2H. Only about 15 yards of difference between the 2. So, no room currently for a 5W. I've thought about replacing the 2H and 3 iron with a 5W and 3H.

I like to hit a few balls before playing to get loosened up and get a feel for my swing that day. Start with a few wedges, a few mid-irons and a few drivers. I also stretch in clubhouse or outside before hitting balls.

Racking my brain and I only remember 4 sets of irons. I've had a bunch of Drivers. -Knock off set of irons -Ben Hogan Apex -Tommy Armor 845 -Ping i3

I ride most of the time, but I still want a stand bag for when I'm at the range or practice area. Are there bags that have the pockets and dividers in the right places for a cart but still have the retractable legs?

Golf ball manufacturers spend millions on performance testing, then we get the balls and mark them up with sharpies or logos or even stamps which imprint the ball. Do any of these things alter ball performance?