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I work for a speaker company so had to get used to other people’s musical tastes playing out loud, all day in the background, but I fully agree that music too loud and not your jam are a bit hard to tune out when really trying to zone in. I have been experimenting playing from a Bluetooth speaker while playing alone and it’s actually super helpful. Makes it feel more like a run/gym workout where you are kind of getting lost in what you are doing and the time goes super fast. Also fun to play around with what genres and tempos you play best with. Highly recommend it for those early morning 9’s walking, where you are trying to jam through the round quick. Classic 70-80’s rock, country, and 90’s-00’s alternative/punk rock (surprisingly) I’ve found to be my favorite jams for those mornings to get hyped up.

Cut : +1 low amateur : Neal Shipley

I’m also extremely interested in the new BRNR as well! My first driver “adult club” driver was the Burner when I was 12, and I loved it. Played the r7 and then r10 for years, until recently switched to the Stealth, and just got fitted for the TSR2 (x stiff / added weight). Looking to cycle through a Callaway 3wood and the mini BRNR. @JoeyBananas - have you had success shaping the mini off the fairway? Or short par 4s better scoring with the extra accuracy off the tee? —> also interested to see how you like your SIM? So tempted to grab one just for long drive holes in scrambles

First post here from Santa Barbara, CA! Trying to build up more of a community in our town with hungry golfers that want to get outside over weekends/weekdays and everything in-between (even getting back into competitions through SCGA)! Reach out if you are around the central coast, California and have time to squeeze in some extra rounds!