Tony Covey MGS
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Forecast calling for 6"-12" of snow. You have got to be kidding me.
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Just added a bunch of new pics from the PGA Show. Look for even more in the next couple of days along with some video.
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HERE WE GO! Favoite Brand Poll - lets hear it
Tony Covey MGS replied to fairwaygolfusa's topic in General Equipment Talk
Absolutely no loyalties here either. Right now I've got clubs from Adams, Ping, Titleist, Miura, and Callaway, and TaylorMade in my bag. If you pinned me down and forced me to give you a favorite, I'd probably go with Miura, but I doubt anyone would fault me for it. -
-19 on the way in to work this morning.
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Foz - that's a good idea, and I love that it's a simple idea to implement. The specifications table might be a good spot for it. I'll be sure it's included in the next review. Actually...half way through this reply I decided it wouldn't be that hard to add it to this review. DONE! Thanks for idea. T
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I hear ya man. I struggled with that myself. I even tried to make the bars go from right to left, but that actually made it worse. One option I can think of is not to use a bar for accuracy, but then it looks completely different from everything else. Another idea is to express the accuracy as a negative -5 = a 5 yard miss. At least that way longer bars are better, but that could prove even more confusing.
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We have the capabilities to show dispersion and I would love to do it. I'm definitely trying to figure out how to make it work. The issue is that on a larger test we might collect data from 6-9 golfers, hitting upwards of 20 shots each with 5-10 different golf clubs. Imagine showing all those plot points within a relatively small area (the screen starts to look like there was a paintball accident). Filtering does provide some options however, so our approach may be to provide a blank canvas and then let the user select the clubs and golfers from which they'd like to see shots.
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Trying to master the folding and unfolding of my new Clic Gear.
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Stupid power outage at the office. Working on a Sunday.
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Hi Mike, Over the last couple of years I've let my fitness slip a bit. Between moving farther away from my gym (and office), working longer hours (I basically have 1 full-time job and 2 part-time jobs), and playing a lot more golf (walking whenever the course permits), I don't have the same windows of time I used to. Toss in a one month old and any hope of resuming my old workout routine are out the window (which is more or less counter productive as far as the golf game goes). All that said, I'm tired of making excuses (and buying bigger pants). The simplest solution, I think, is to supplement my infrequent (realistically 2x a week at best) trips to the gym with some type of daily workout at home. I've looked at treadmill and ellipticals for home, but a quality machine is easily over a grand (probably more) and neither does for flexibility, core strength, or anything else for that matter. I'm a big fan of the gravity machines, but I'm not sold on the Chuck Norris home model, and they don't offer much of a cardio workout. What I think makes a whole lot of sense space-wise, financially, and in terms of what I'm hoping to achieve (better overall fitness with an emphasis on the "golf muscles") is a kettlebell routine. I was wondering if you had any particular thoughts on a kettlebells both in general, and in terms of golf-specific fitness, or if you had any alternative suggestions for a home-based workout regimen? Thanks, T
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Posted my first review since the birth of GolfSpy A (Amelia for those who asked). Check out the Fourteen MT28 V5 wedge review on www.mygolfspy.com
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Welcoming my baby, GolfSpy A to the world.
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Trying to perfect the ultimate Guiness shake.
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Playing Capital Hills at Albany today; a day ahead of the Duramed Futures Tour.
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35 (Really) Kick-Ass Iron Designs!
Tony Covey MGS replied to GolfSpy_X's topic in General Equipment Talk
Gotta love the Mizunos. Always among the very best looking (and performing) irons year after year.
