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Didn't pay attention to your putter. Odyssey stroke lab shafts are counterbalanced. Per the website it is probably a 20-30 gram weight: A lightweight steel shaft with 20-30 grams (depending on the grip) of counterbalance weight in the butt end. This is an evolution of our Stroke Lab Weighting that will appeal to even more golfers.

Maybe I missed this, but why did you pick the shaft you selected? Seems like most selected the TPT shaft; saw one BGT. Did LAB provide any input on the pros/cons of each shaft?

That should just be double sided grip tape. You should be able to break through it with a small screwdriver or something and pull it out.

If it has the callaway adapter on the shaft it will. If not, you will need to put the adapter on the shaft.

C03TC, C05, and C07

I’ve hit them as part of MGS most wanted testing. Great irons, expensive and more “traditional” lofts versus other irons in the category so the distance is a bit shorter. Been a while since I have hit them so I can’t comment on feel, but feel/sound is subjective.

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They make 2 bags: the anyday bag and the weekender bag. We were picked to test the anyday bag which left us with simply which color did we want.

Provide some specific suggestion. I have used on mobile and didn’t have issues, so providing things you find difficult would be more helpful.

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Since the intent is to prevent rubbing and damaging the bag material, I think the cart strap could be beneficial with a push cart. That will depend on how tight you strap the bag to the cart. You might need multiple since typically there is a strap,at the top and bottom. Getting the strap through the sleeve may also be difficult. the strap wouldn’t help with the interference with the legs. Maybe I could put a pad between the legs and the cart. If you look at the picture zoomed in, you will see that it sits on the plastic that holds the legs and not directly on the legs themselves.

Don’t disagree, but that is why you were asked to do the fitting to find the ball that worked for you. While understanding how the ball reacts is necessary, the intent of the test is the mindset feature and trying to determine if it helps you play better. You could have a perfect ball and terrible mental game and play poor golf. My question was simple and wanted to know if people had started doing comparisons on their performance metrics.

Did a couple of tests today with the ghost bag. Test 1: in my bag, I usually attach my glove to the alignments sticks when I am not wearing it and I also put my headcovers on the alignment stick when I pull those clubs. As a result, the glove occasionally gets pushed down into the bag and I have to retrieve it. Emptying the bag is not what I want to do and hopefully everyone knows there is a zipper in one of the pockets to allow you to reach in and retrieve things in the bottom of your bag. The test: I pushed a glove down and tried to retrieve. The results:: I think the velvet material at the top of the club tubes will generally prevent a glove from going down easily. But if lose something and it ends up in the bottom of the bag it is difficult to reach around the bottom of the bag with the full length liners. I did get the glove but it would be much more difficult if I had clubs in the bag. Test 2: I attempted to put the bag on my push cart. Realizing all carts are different the results may vary. My push cart is an older Bag Boy that I got for $10 at a thrift store. The fit: The bottom fit exceptionally well. The lack of an external stand enabled the bag to sit securely on the base The "issue" is at the top of the bag. The mounts for the legs rested against the pads for the top portion of the bag. While it fits securely I foresee some potential wear and tear on the legs.

Yeah, but I think the testing is intended to be more about the mindset feature and not the specific ball.

When the grips start getting a little slick and cleaning them doesn’t get them back to having a tacky feel is when I replace. Hard to provide grip recommendations without knowing your desire. Some people like softer grips, some firmer, some need grips for humid conditions, ribbed/no rib, budget, etc. . my suggestion would be to go to golf pride, lampkin, and other grip OEMs and do their grip fitting tool and see what you get as a result. You can also go to stores and feel the grips. Then you can ask for people’s opinion on specific grips.