Greg Tobias

I have a local (old military air station) that has a nice 9 hole course. All but one hole is nice. It is a par 3 Hole # 4 that is protected by trees at the entrance to the green with a slight dogleg left which is a narrow entry. Bogey every time! Challenging but attainable par.

I do not own one but I am considering purchasing one, it would help in swing evaluation beyond just visual feedback.

I was playing in a foursome @ Monoosenock Country Club members tournement (All four of us were caddies that had the day off to play) and all four of us drove the 245 yard par 4 ninth hole...who said caddies cant play golf!