Jon Diggs

Yes! The 15th at my course is an uphill par 4 where the elevation to the green from fairway is probably at least 50 feet. The fairway narrows so any shot slightly right is blocked by trees forcing a massive left to right shot with the ball usually well above your feet. The green slopes dramatically from back to front and the only real “fair” pin is front. Anything long is death.

I’ve only played dynamic gold s400s for the last 17 years. I just got my first new set of irons this winter with the kbs tour lite shafts. Looking forward to playing them!

I do not currently own one but I built a detached garage with extra height specifically for setting up an at home simulator. A bit of indecisiveness has hit. I’d love to be able to look at gc quad, full swing, that level of technology. I live in Maine so an appropriate setup for winter seems necessary.

Cut line is minus 2 (-2) low amateur lamprecht

Until it hits a cart path or a tree

I do not currently work in the golf industry but have while in high school and college. I’ve caddied, worked outside services as well as shop assistants and I loved every minute of it. I look back at what I learned from those positions and the incredible people I worked with and met with great fondness. I learned what hard work looks like, proper communication with all types of people and made plenty of mistakes that have helped me learn and be more successful in any role I’ve held outside of the golf business. To all those still in the business, thank you for helping to make our hobbies so enjoyable!

Stand bags primarily for the versatility. Plus, most stand bags can still hold way more than what is necessary to bring to the course.

Play. Wouldn’t even contemplate tickets.