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hckymeyer

 
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hckymeyer last won the day on November 10 2018

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About hckymeyer

  • Birthday 04/07/1979

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Minneapolis, MN
  • Interests
    Golf, hockey, family
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    nobody

Player Profile

  • Age
    40-49
  • Swing Speed
    111+ mph
  • Handicap
    1.9
  • Frequency of Play/Practice
    Multiple times per week
  • Player Type
    Competitive
  • Biggest Strength
    Approach
  • Biggest Weakness
    Short Game
  • Fitted for Clubs
    Yes

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  1. There used to be one. Then they made it extra fancy with a bunch of options and everything split out by category. Then a site update broke it and it had to be taken down. I would also vote for a basic WTB section like we used to have though. I personally just liked looking through everything for sale (similar to other sites) vs having to pick different categories.
  2. Unless you are playing in tournaments where technology is not allowed I don't see any need for a yardage book for amature golfers.
  3. Just saw the Under Armor hat that Spieth wore the last 2 tournaments. They make it all the way up to size XXL, unfortunately they are sold out until July but I'm keeping my eye on it.
  4. Graphite shafts last longer than you will ever play them. As long as they aren't physically broken you will never wear one out. It's literally the last piece of equipment I would ever look at as a cause of shorter flight. Things I would look at... Age, weather conditions, temperature, wind direction, strike location, any swing changes, damage to the ball, damage to the club head (they actually usually get faster/longer before breaking).
  5. Would I rather go to a practice round in person and then watch the actual golf at home? Absolutely Would I straight up trade $3k worth of tickets for a $6k ticket, no chance. But if there was some financial compensation thrown in I would 100% pick a practice round over an actual round.
  6. I've been using Frogger for years, I think I'm on my 3rd one. I also have a Groove it and it's been great. I like having the combo of both, Frogger most of the time but Groove it when I need the water. My only complaint is I really wish the Groove It brush head sat at an angle instead of a T. I find myself using it more just to get water on my golf ball to clean it off when there isn't a ball washer handy. I did just get my kid the caddie splash but he's had it all of one day so no opinion on it yet. I have not had any issues so far with the Groove It and the magnet.
  7. I would get the swing weights checked then. If all the sudden the new irons are much lighter you might be having an issue 'feeling' where the club head is. Also like the other guys have mentioned I would've hoped that this was something covered in the fitting.
  8. I took a big hit in the middle, then out of nowhere hit some PR's with 195g. Had two sessions in a row where a single swing hit 119mph and 120mph with the 195g. I really wish I could replicate whatever feels I had during those two sessions but it hasn't come back yet
  9. I use an old bottle of Monster LCD screen cleaner I got a very long time ago and a microfiber cloth. It's the only thing that I've found that get water droplet spots off from our pool. I used to work at Best Buy so it's probably 20 years old but still works great. A quick check on Amazon and this is probably what I would get as an alternative when I need to replace it. https://www.amazon.com/Monoprice-Universal-Cleaner-Smartphones-105176/dp/B00303LRME/ref=sr_1_4?crid=1A4XPSB8FOAMH&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.sgkgSvKIkvtY8k6OUb9Ubr0T2ZCJxhQV0X4NtTyA2g4JQZtVvUe1euxLCbEGPVjro7S8YJ3nk6N6wiRMT1lQW4xCMvZfPSK-1tJJ5lzJffDVL-iy4A3xFqSRjkjqLVA_BHn13O6aeq1m37fnsW32K2M1KRlvFxeq0WOPa2wSlFdzywMMhmD2nK7Ece2AtxKtjJ2fTLzR8LOrHJWZbTzVJHrhwHT4TPgwJME94rrRX4U.TMWs9ssQNw5mD8sfAXHu1lMydnRaUIKfa0CIGq1MJXg&dib_tag=se&keywords=monster%2Blcd%2Bscreen%2Bcleaner&qid=1712508992&sprefix=monster%2Blcd%2Caps%2C303&sr=8-4&th=1
  10. Hope they play bad, but expect them to play well. Either way try to play my game and just be a little bit better than them. I can honestly say they only time I've ever rooted for an opponent in match play was one time in a double's best ball match. We were getting absolutely demolished but one of our opponents was on a heater. It reached a point half way through the match that I was just rooting for him because I wanted to see how low he could go. He shot 64 on his own ball. It was impressive.
  11. I'm also on version 1.24 (493) of the stack app. iOS version 17.3.1 No issues with the app here
  12. Can't believe it's been 6 months since we started this testing! I'm still going strong, about 3/4 through my 3rd program. This one has been a grind. I was having some bad enough shoulder pain that I went in to the doctor. Had an MRI and no tears, some fluid where it wasn't supposed to be and some arthritis, but after two attempts at cortizone shots I'm pain free again. This has been a lingering pain since before I started Stack, so I don't believe speed training caused this at all. i continued Stack through all of that but you can see my progress suffered. it was an absolute grind in the middle there, but it sure it fun again now! Just hit a new PR on the 195g today. 130mph here I come!!
  13. I would think in the interest of time, you could play multiple balls at once, but each would have to be played on it's own. No scramble situation or muligans. Since you can pick up any time after a bad shot though, you could sit on the tee box on par 3's and keep hitting until you get one close.
  14. Once you birdie a hole though you don't have to play it anymore, so would be end up being more time per hole on the tougher ones.
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