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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.

Newport News is fine it is on the Kingsmill side of the Tunnel. Norfolk is on the other side of the tunnel. Since Newport News is small and has limited flights they tend to be expensive

I kind of figured that when the email title was SM10 and the contents were all Stix.

Yes, one of the testing requirements is to see if you can destroy your DF3. I think @GolfSpy SAMshould evaluate it with his since he has a 2.1 to fall back on

There could be some that are registered, but none that actually post other than myself.

I am primarily a GPS person and only really need F/M/B distance and the pin position. I’ll occasionally use a rangefinder for doglegs or hazard carry or for slope calculation when there is a large height difference. Learned that good course management means you seldom end actual pin distance.

And those coming to the Kingmill outing, this is why we said fly into Richmond sorry to hear it is backed up again. Impacts my daughter as well since she goes MMT to get to work and everyone shifts over to that tunnel.

I haven’t been following this thread that closely, but when I do I see most people reporting about the ball and its performance with some general opinions on the mindset approach. I am more curious about the shotscope group……are you seeing any improved scoring or statistical improvement from the use of the mindset approach?

There has been some pain but not like prior to the surgery. I think it is mostly the rotation is just pulling on the incision which creates some irritation.

I think the 2 month forced break may actually end up being a good thing. I am a little apprehensive to swing full out and as a result my swing is a little more in sync and I am hitting the ball better than I have in a while.

Most wanted 7 iron day; hit a few bad shots but most were pretty good. Swing felt good, path and face angle control was pretty good. The long green ones were post testing where I tried swinging a bit harder. League night tomorrow and I hope I hit the ball as well as I did today/

quite a racket

I watch/had it on yesterday and have to say it wasn’t that great. Interesting concept, but YouTube golf tournaments are kind of boring. I typically knock the announcers but the dead air time was really bad. There is some good YouTube golf content but I don’t think this was a great example.

The ghost implementation is completely different from that design.

Guess I don’t know what you mean by disks. They are several inches long. The weight portion is the silver metal rod and the bottom is foam to hold somewhat tight against the shaft

You can see them on their site. Some other companies makes weight systems that screw into the end of the grip. They vary in length based on amount of weight but generally go no deeper than the bottom of the grip. Don’t want them to go the full length since the intent of counterbalance is to put weight at or above your hands https://superstrokeusa.com/collections/putter-weights