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Have only seen that they have laid people off due to financial struggles. Haven't seen any details on recovery plans.

I was thinking @sirchunksalot was having a nightmare about walking through the thick grass and stickers wearing snake chaps and not being able to get back up the hill after seeing @GolfSpy AFG ball after he tried to reach the 2nd green in two but failed because the speed training didn't give him that much speed.

I personally would be blaming PGASS for not checking their warehouse. I'd probably be calling PGASS and complaining.

It does list the content from what I see. Annual is All Coaching plans and the lite is Plan Previews, How To Play Golf Level 1 – The Basics & Secrets To Lower Scores. If you need more then contact their support.

Can always use them for putting practice to check if you are rolling the ball end over end(if you do that).

New doesn’t have to be brand new. Do you have any golf stores near you that sell. Used clubs? Go in and try them ou and see what you like and what you hit well. The store near me lets you try them on the course for a few days and has a great return policy.

I think there are still a few spots, @Golfspy_CG2, it’s not too late is it?

I never provided an amount or how many times the question would be asked.

Go hit each club and get carry distances. Pick the wedges that provide the gapping that you need; this may not be an equal degree difference between clubs.

On the dashboard there is a course analysis feature that is probably more inline with what you are looking for; It shows all your shots on each file.

looks like all your answers are on the website. There is even a link that lists all their coaching plans. https://meandmygolf.com/?msclkid=703f8ceb2537158ff120eaedf382568f#membership&gc_id=568001637&h_ad_id=&msclkid=703f8ceb2537158ff120eaedf382568f

Do a forum search, lots of active threads about Lab putters that discuss exactly what you are asking.

I am assuming based on the book selection you are looking at mental game help. Personally hated the Rotella books and found them to be of little value. Broadie’s book is the foundation for modern course management strategies and I think you would do just as well following someone like Lou Stagner on social media. I’ve heard the practice manual is a tough one to get through but is good; probably focuses more on swing then mental and course management. I have read background information on the four foundations and some believe the online class a recommended add on. Of the four I’d probably be most interested Four Foundations. The Adam Young book would be second because it is more about managing the swing. I’d also recommend Lowest Score Wins as a possible course management where to focus kind of book.

Agree with the above. you went to a fitting to get information and it is assumed you researched the fitter and the fitter got good reviews. You discussed expectations prior to and during the fitting and the information you wanted was presented to you. Now you are coming to a forum and asking people if the fitting makes sense even though we didn’t see you swing or actual launch numbers from other options that both you and the fitter saw. my answer is don’t buy the club simply because you have doubts and don’t believe the fitter did their job properly.

Haven't watched the whole thing but figured it might be of interest:

Some that come to my mind: Nickent KZG Golfsmith Sonartec/Royal Collection - The top fairway woods before TEE. I still have a royal collection club. Yonnex Spaulding LiquidMetal Plop - my first putter fitting. Had a kiosk in the store that would help you pick lie and length

They were even in this years MGS blade and mallet testing

I was thinking I would be finding them for months at RNK. We will probably still be yelling "anyone found the Colonel's ball?"

What's old is new: https://golfbusinessnews.com/news/new-products/teardrop-ready-to-roll-out-new-putter-range-at-pga-show/

Been a couple of reviews on the forum; search should help you find the threads.

As testers, we only count the number of made putts from each distance. We also record when we take more than 2 putts. There is no recording of distance for any putts beyond the original distance.

Here is the 23 article: https://mygolfspy.com/buyers-guides/blade-putters/blade-putters-2023-test-and-review/ I found it by scrolling down the buyers guides for putters. As for the testing, from my discussions, they will only be testing new models with limited exceptions I’ve provided a critique of the putting process in the past but while there may be some variability, I think the test gives a solid view on how the putters will perform. There is a wide range of player abilities that do this test and I would say there probably isn’t a large variance in make rates on a day to day basis. What I believe is missing is the dispersion circles for missed putts. Hopefully this will be added along with other measurements when they get the Puttview system operational. As for the familiarity with the putters, it isn’t an issue for me. But it could be for some testers especially if they are prone to compensating when they miss. During testing i can see patterns for the various putters, but I probably don’t miss any putt by anymore than a couple of feet with any of them. The biggest issue is length and lie angle but we are simulating the buy off the rack mentality

Yes. It provides shaft recommendations based on how you swing. https://mygolfspy.com/news-opinion/first-look-mizuno-shaft-optimizer-3d/

If the grip and associated tape weighs the exact same as your other grip and tape it is some combination of the weight of the shaft, adapter, epoxy, and the moved balance point that added half a swingweight point.