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Don’t know if I can come up with 5 each but here it goes: Best 1 ping g430 driver 2 adidas codechaos 22 shoes, (I even bought a second pair on clearance to stay with them as long as possible) 3 club fitting fees worst 1 TM Stealth 1, chipped the face in less than a year 2 driving 2 Iron, experiment gone wrong 3 vice pirates and origin of golf balls. (Try finding a black or blood red ball, can’t see those even in the fairway)

Pebble Beach Spanish bay spyglass hill Coeur d'Alene PGA West Stadium Wolf Creek Sand Hallow Del Paso CC Edgewood Tahoe Kapalua plantation

3 wood (or if you have one 3 hybrid), 7 iron and 54* when putting choke down as much as you can on the wood/hybrid and hold it like you would a putter.

This one.

Joined full private 8 years ago and have not looked back. 1. Believe it or not cost is a benefit, monthly cost is the equivalent to around 4 rounds at the quality courses around me and between me my wife and kid we play way more than that. Initiation cost are minimal $1000-$5000 depending on membership categories. 2. Reciprocals, we can play 12 other regional private courses for $35 a round. Also can play almost any other private course at their guest rate. 3. Place of play, because they don’t cram the tee sheet full the pace is 3.5 hours. My record is 1 hour and 48 min for 18 holes. 4. The environment, lots of competition/events. Every day a hour of time is blocked off for a Skins or team dot game. Monthly tournaments with dinner after, etc…

I’m going to one of the PGA tour stops the day after the tournament is over. Do they sell merchandise from the tournament the day after and is it discounted? Just wondering if it’s worth making a stop at the course or just waisting time? thanks