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Why is it a joke if their warranty doesn't cover water damage and water damage is what is causing your slope and vibrate to not work?

Yup, have played it with the fescue up. On the day we played it was 20MPH winds with 35MPH gusts. It was BRUTAL haha

Junior Golf Wilson K-28 (from my grandfather) High School Golf Trident Golf (Big Bertha Clones) TaylorMade 320 Post-College TaylorMade R7 TP TaylorMade RocketBladez Callaway Apex Pro Srixon 545 Srixon 745 Mizuno JPX 900 Tour Srixon 765 Mizuno JPX 919 Tour

Played High Bridge Hills a little over three weeks ago. Really fun course

Glad.to have you hear, Rich. Hopefully we can get together for a round soon

Launch monitors can't simulate areodynamics. Dimple pattern is different, which will lead to different real world performance

Grew up playing the Somerset County courses. Worked at Mattawang many years ago when I was in high school. Haven't played spooky or quail in awhile. Gotta get on those courses this season for pure nostalgic purposes

Official OEM Ping weights are sold through Golfworks.com

Worth it from a feel/sound standpoint alone. Going from one of the worst sound drivers in the last 10 years to one of the best

Might be worth a shot at 44 before you alter it in any way

1 inch is about the max length you'd want to add to a graphite shaft. What is the playing length of the new shaft?

Awesome project. I always say I’ll do this when my boys get older. Part of is it because I really love lawn care so it would check the box on two of my favorite hobbies

No Laying Up and their live shows during big tournaments is my personal favorite

https://www.golfdigest.com/story/why-jack-nicklaus-in-his-prime-would-dominate-modern-day-golf-too/amp Speaking of that 1963 PGA Championship, Nicklaus won it. He often overpowered courses much in the same way today’s longest hitters do, and he did so that week. Here is Sports Illustrated’s description of the performance, one that could be copied, pasted and published in 2020 without anyone knowing how long ago it was written. “He rarely had to take anything out of his golf bag but his driver, wedge, putter and towel. … Meanwhile, just about everybody else, including [Dick] Hart and [Shelley] Mayfield, was wilting in the heat like a yellow rose of somewhere.”

Graphite shafts seem to help a lot of people with chronic wrist and elbow issues. Graphite acts as a shock absorber while steel transfers more of the energy from striking the ground up through the hands and into the arms