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cnosil

 
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  1. Looks like one way. Per the site it is free shipping to you: Free shipping is available only to the 48 U.S. contiguous states and Washington, D.C.
  2. Nope; you need to read the information about the risk free trial: Here is a copy of the text from the popup Try 2 Newton Shafts, Risk-Free Choose up to 2 products At checkout, we'll temporarily place an authorization hold on your card but won't charge you anything except $30 flat-rate shipping. Trial Try free for 14 days Your trial starts upon the items' arrival. Comfortably try up to two Newton demo shaft(s) at home and send them back after the 14 day trial period. Pay Pay for what you keep Upon the return of your unwanted items, we will only charge you for the items you choose to keep.
  3. Works perfectly if you use the right theme: MyGolfSpy (Original Light)
  4. Don't blame you for that at all. The trackman university should give you lots of good information.
  5. here is a place to start: https://trackmanuniversity.com/ Understanding fitting and launch monitor data is not easy and takes a while to learn. It is basically a profession so significant amounts of training is necessary.
  6. Thought about it again and it is theme dependent. The original theme has a space the default doesn’t.
  7. Device dependent. It shows a space on my iPad.
  8. What is his AoA? What is he trying to accomplish with his driver?
  9. Everyone seems to be taking this down the cost road. How about ignoring costs at looking more at style because athleisure from brands like lululemon, Rhoback, and others can be quite expensive. Today’s style is significantly different and hoodies and joggers are the norm. We see P.G.A. professionals adopting this type of attire during their events. Sure, private clubs can dictate what they want their members to wear, but will younger players that wear the new styles join these clubs? Will these clubs be able to continue long term? play at a local city run muni that has a sign up that states a dress code with collared shirt in bold and underlined. let’s look at the workplace. When I started, proper attire was a suit. Then It the. Progressed to casual Friday. Then It progressed to business casual everyday. There are people that now dress in what I consider to be less than business casual but honestly I don’t care. styles change and ultimately the styles that we see on the golf course should also evolve.
  10. That is my biggest problem. I tend to get quick with the partial wedge shots and then flip my wrist and thin the ball. I really have to focus on a two count so the basic movement is a struggle for me right now.
  11. I want to do his address system as well; I just need to be able to swing clubs and learn the distances.
  12. but with short game/pitching you don't have to hit the ball first.
  13. Feedback: Putting strokes aren't straight back and through. Don't have to have a center shafted putter for a "SBST" stroke. That said if you want a center shafted putter, the ones you selected are fine. Many would recommend LAB as the best option. I play a Sacks Parente that I do really well with aiming and starting the ball where aimed.
  14. Maybe I misread your post to think you were saying forged was better than cast when you specifically mentioned forged irons. depending on the type of club you are referencing some clubs are better than 20 years ago simply because they are multi-piece construction which allows for better placement that pure cast or pure forged. Yes, there is some deflection of the face; that is what is limited by the equipment rules. Off center strikes cause the shaft to torque which results in the ball going left/right. I have seen slo-mo videos of driver impact and don't see much other than twisting of the shaft. Point me to a video.
  15. I view clubhead twist at impact as a shaft thing. The 70 yard wide dispersion that PGA pros have off the tee is because they deliver the club open or closed at impact. I also don't buy into the forged > cast argument. Current clubs are not more components that single castings or forgings.
  16. Homa needed to tell the Marshalls to move those people back.
  17. You have to go deeper than Brand. You can pick a brand you prefer but you may do better with a low spin version of the head or a draw biases or a MAX version or some other variation. For example I don't do well with low spin models. Shafts have different profile and you can generally switch between shafts with similar profiles across brands. But you may get poor results if you pick shafts with significantly different profiles. Shaft weight is also another important consideration. No reason to get frustrated; you just need to know that fitters do different things to get to the goal. The other thing is there aren't standards in lie angle; standard for one OEM could be 2 degrees flatter than another so in one you need to go flat and the other you need to go upright. Shaft length; which again isn't standard, also has some influence. Based on how the shat profile it will have different deflection at impact which will impact lie angle. Clubhead weight impacts deflection which as we just mentioned impacts lie angle. Basically everything in a club is variable.
  18. I think swings like Knapp and going older Els and Couples look so smooth and something I guess I would like to emulate. I guess their swings are so appealing because they seem to have a slower tempo and aren't aggressive in the transitions. But I can't say I reference any PGA pro when working on my swing I just want to find what works for me since we are all unique.
  19. Found the other perspective of Max's shot. These guys are good, but I wouldn't stand that close. He is lined up directly at the fans.
  20. I think that is the difficulty of the one bag challenge. There are things we like and don't like from each brand and why most of us play a bag of different brands.
  21. I won't say dispersion; I would say forgiveness on off center strikes. Left and right dispersion probably hasn't changed much but foreword to back dispersion (consistent distance) has gotten better which means that ball speeds are more consistent across the face on miss hits. If you hit the center most of the times, you can get fairly consistent performance because of the driver limitations even if you go back 10 years. I'd say irons are tougher to judge just because there are so many more options available that are designed to do different things. Part of me thinks my old Cleveland TA7 Tour irons from 20 years ago are the best clubs I have ever played and that I should find a set and put them back in my bag That said, I would never go back that far with a driver or even 10 years based on doing some of the MGS tests comparing old versus new.
  22. Not a weird outlier. You have been fit to your swing to optimize launch conditions. You would need to change your swing to get better results since you deloft and hit down with driver. We can all play what we feel like playing but you may not hit the ball well. If you got a 9* driver, you would probably hit the ball shorter and get no height. The high/low launch and high/low spin designations on shafts is a manufacturer label, is not a standard, and may not be what you actually see when you hit the ball. Shafts have a profile and that profile influences how you swing. A low launch shaft from Manufacturer X may actually launch the ball higher than Manufacturer Y's high launch shaft. Additionally a "high" launch shaft may only add a degree of two of launch compared to the "low" launch shaft. Fitters have their own way of achieving "ideal" conditions and as a result you will most likely see different results from different fitters.
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