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I should be the favorite for this one...we have had rain storms everyday for weeks.  It is coming down hard again now.  Already cancelled two rounds this week, maybe tomorrow will be the third!

I should be the favorite for this one...we have had rain storms everyday for weeks.  It is coming down hard again now.  Already cancelled two rounds this week, maybe tomorrow will be the third!

I should be the favorite for this one...we have had rain storms everyday for weeks.  It is coming down hard again now.  Already cancelled two rounds this week, maybe tomorrow will be the third!

I need a new putter.  Would love to test:
 
https://www.golfsub70.com/sub-70-sycamore-005-wide-blade-putter.html
34 inch, +2 UP, Golf Pride Tour Classic

Found this new exercise….but, it did not help…anyone want to try?

Let me throw my name in the hat, because I need to add speed!
 
I'm 65 and play with guys who are in their 40's and early 50's (and even some in their 30's). They all outhit me, especially since my distance has gone down over the past few years. I'm trying hard to keep up with them and continue to play from the same tees, but it's getting more difficult with every passing year.
 
I would love to put this system to the test, reap its benefits, and come out surprising my buddies with drives that are once again out there with them!

I've tried Superspeed on my own, didn't see the results that I was hoping to find.  From reading reviews and forum posts, it seems "The Stack System" is the way to go.
I'd love to have the opportunity to find out, first-hand.
-- Peejer

At age 72, with distance dropping off quite noticeably over the past year, this would be a great chance to see how this technology would assist all the senior golfers out there trying to stay the course. Count me in.  Thanks!

Head over to the main thread! One of the guys already has his unit and first session with it while the others should have them in hand this week!

I’ve heard the brilliance of good ole Sasho on the Chasing Scratch podcast. I’d love to try these! I’ve also heard great things about the Stack putting app/system. Do we know if the stack putting would be included in this testing?

for me the orange whip and similar devices are not ones to help you increase speed over the long term.  Those are more to help you stretch out, get loose, and get your swing in sync before a round.  The Stack and similar speed training programs are verrry different.  I think you'd be surprised! 

Finally a test for a product I need immensely.  I have lost much distance, especially with the driver from my back issues of ten years ago.  I do not want to be able to find the fairway 10% of the time but a controlled increase of 10-15%.

As a current Stacker good luck to all.  Hard to believe anyone will find fault w the equipment but will be interesting to see how people use it and their results. 
 
the Mods may want to force consistency- ie same program; or enforce variety in programs - neural, overdrive, etc. Give a full flavor. 

Finally a test for a product I need immensely.  I have lost much distance, especially with the driver from my back issues of ten years ago.  I do not want to be able to find the fairway 10% of the time but a controlled increase of 10-15%.

What kind of lag time were you experiencing, seconds, minutes?

I have tried an arm-lock Odyssey.  It is brand new.  I tried to use on the practice green for several hours.  I had too many putts come short.  If anyone is interested in it, let me know.

What attracts me to this putter is the way the shaft is held, like a club being used for chipping, that if observation is correct takes all wrist action out of the equation for putting.  I had tried an approximation of an armlock putter shaft when considering what to build for the L.A.B. DF 2.1 last summer when selected for that test and found the inside the wrist location to be uncomfortable and required too much attention, might have been just me or a misunderstanding of the armlock grip, but this putter held like a chipper simplifies the movement to what could be a single muscle/joint group that might possibly take my very good putting stroke to excellent.  Again last night PGA Pro Matt Clark at Niagara Frontier GC introduced me to the PGA HOPE class as the best putter he knows and that carries with it considerable weight to be the best I can be.  Despite rolling all my putts to short lag 2-putts or holing them from over 10 feet, I want to reduce the 2-putts and make 1-putts my standard.

I had the original Skytrak for a while several years ago but couldn't get over the lag time so I sold it. I still have an indoor hitting space with a NetReturn which has been great. I'd still like to one day pair it with a launch monitor that is quick to set up and use. 

Fingers crossed! Really excited to hear about this launch monitor as I’ve been looking into getting a personal one for a bit. 

I like the concept, the benefits of a ‘left hand low’ grip but, enable the left to stay on top.  I would be willing to test this.  Over the years, I have putted competitively conventional, long putter, left handed and almost any other way imaginable.  Who knows, this might be the secret?  I wonder if it is adaptable to what KuCher does?  He  secures to back arm instead of forward arm.  He seems to do well with it.

If putting is a weakness and you are not selected, you should absolutely take the plunge and just order a Lean Lock putter immediately! I did last year and my putting has improved dramatically!  Once you master the setup you will be on your way to lower scoring. No more flinching (my term for the Y word) and seriously improved distance control. I didn’t match Lucas Glover’s turnaround, but it was close! 

That is an interesting grip technique for sure.  Would definitly take some getting used to, but I could see how it might work really well.
Awesome to see new ideas being tested out here.

How have you been liking it so far?

I had the original Rapsodo MLM for several years and loved it. This would be nice to test to compare the two. I currently use the PRGR but find the accuracy with my wedges is poor. I switched to the PRGR primarily due to redundancy of having both and I was using the PRGR for swing speed training. Now my practice is more focused on distance control and accuracy with my iron's so this monitor would be nice to test, both on the range and in the garage. 

More than just a launch monitor, it's a handy golf simulator that reads spin rates AND it's Android-compatible? Looks like Rapsodo has leveled up their game with the MLM2Pro.
I'll need to step-up from the Garmin S80 one day, wasn't sure about the R10. This might be it.