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With the mevo reviews wrapping up this is a great article to highlight once again!

@GolfSpy SAM I wanted to mention that I was inspired by this article to read Ben Hogan's book. I had never read it before and I'm already really enjoying it. Thanks again for this article and bringing the legend of Ben Hogan back into the fold!

@GolfSpy SAM I wanted to mention that I was inspired by this article to read Ben Hogan's book. I had never read it before and I'm already really enjoying it. Thanks again for this article and bringing the legend of Ben Hogan back into the fold!

Awesome read, Matt! I agree with @GolfSpy_APH I'd love to see more articles like this

Awesome read, Matt! I agree with @GolfSpy_APH I'd love to see more articles like this

Awesome read, Matt! I agree with @GolfSpy_APH I'd love to see more articles like this

Awesome read, Matt! I agree with @GolfSpy_APH I'd love to see more articles like this

Awesome read, Matt! I agree with @GolfSpy_APH I'd love to see more articles like this

Really good read and well thought it. 
Thanks for your work on this Mark!

Well done!  Great comparison of the 2 units. 

Nice work, @Lacassem! Great read and honestly two of the units I am looking at adding over the next few years! Well done!

Great article @Jnoble89. Super informative

Great article @Jnoble89. Super informative

Great article @Jnoble89. Super informative

Great article @Jnoble89. Super informative

Great article @Jnoble89. Super informative

@Rob Person the fee in Florida, to maintain Handicap through the Florida State Golf Assoc (FSGA) is approx $27 for the year.  As @Jnoble89 stated, some memberships include the fee for the FSGA.  Each state has their own state association.  Keep in mind, if you do some traveling, especially overseas, some courses will require you to validate your handicap in order to play certain tees.  

Excellent article, Jason! 

Great write up, @Jnoble89 .  @Rob Person I currently pay $40/yr for my Nebraska PGA membership which includes the cost for my handicap. 

Rob, that is correct. To maintain an "official" handicap, there is a yearly fee that is due to the USGA or other governing body. For me personally, the fee is included in my membership at our local country club. Again, unless you're playing in events that require a truly official handicap, one is not 100% necessary. You also can typically play in events that require an official handicap if you do not have one, but I believe a lot of times they require you to play at scratch.

Well written and very informative! I was shocked to learn I would have to pay to maintain a handicap ?  Is that correct?  Currently I have an excel spreadsheet for a tracker.

Great stuff @Jnoble89!!!

Thanks for a great article Jason! Very well done! 

Great read and information!

Excited to try the new update and will have a new section added here after we have given it a thorough test!