Johnny_Clocks

Following this one. I have been on the hunt and haven't found anything that seemed worth the hassle.

Thanks!

What are your favorite exercises or workouts for better strength and flexibility?

I've kept my old clubs as backups or for friends who want to try golfing without investing too much initially. I've also created a sort of "retired" bag that I keep in my garage. It's not only a sentimental nod to my journey in golf but also a handy set for friends or family who might want to join me on the course without committing to buying their own clubs right away.

I bought a lot of several bags of clubs on the Facebook marketplace and this was among them. It makes a cool ringing sound when you make contact. I was curious if anyone knew the value of such a club? 04B2C155-A665-457F-BCCE-6A882940C7CAsegment_video_2.mp4

Thanks! About to start my birthday round!

Most points : Viktor Clinch: Brooks

Congrats testers! Looking forward to the reviews!

I'd be interested, except that there is a place near me (that I am a member of) that has 4 trackman bays and their membership model is different. They have "member only hours" of Noon-4pm Monday-Friday. For $25/month, I can book 1 hour per day during the member hours, which I usually get in 2-3 hours per week. I also get a discount on non-member hours, or if I want to bring a friend during the members hours. I think I could still do it if I had the time to do the necessary marketing.

I'm still pretty new to the sport, so I don't know what is considered to be the hardest shot for players across the board, but for me personally it has to be long bunker shots.

I carry a PW, 50, 52, and 58. Until I can do better with what I have, I don't think a new wedge is gonna help me much.

Good Tuesday to everyone. Hurt my arm at the simulator yesterday, so taking a couple days rest in hopes of being able to make it out to the course this weekend.

Seems like it would have been easier to not respond than to invalidate my question. I was really just trying to start a conversation, not “relying on tips”.

Just hoping to find some gold nuggets. Cheers

So I have seen some arguments from both sides on this one; Some say that to increase swing speed you need to swing with something that is progressively heavier in order to build strength. On the other side, I have read that I should be swinging something very light to teach my body muscle memory on swinging very fast. Any thoughts on this?