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The Chicago area has wonderful public golf courses, but playing less than four hours with bunkers NOT raked, divots NOT filled and pitch marks NOT repaired on greens made me switch to private play a few years ago.

I paid for my fitting at PGA SS and was fit by a certified OEM PGA professional. He applied my fee to the cost of my T300 irons. We spent 1.5 hours with different OEM irons, completed other static measurements, used the Foresight launch monitor and Mizuno shaft optimizer, too. I was initially skeptical about PGA SS, but going through the paid fitting session was 100% worth it. Next time you make an appointment, research your fitter's qualifications.

I updated my 5 year old set of clubs and got all the latest Titleist driver, fairway, irons, (Vokey) wedges in my bag. And yes, I play with a Scotty Cameron, too. I enjoy playing my Titleist clubs this season and my performance has improved. It's just a personal preference for me.

MCC and TV standard grips are back in stock on their website.

I finally received my fitted TSi2 16.5° and 21° fairway metals with GD Tour AD DI 7 and Fairways Hit improved immediately. The 21° FW launches higher than the TSi2 21° or 24° Hybrids and straighter than my old 915F or 915H clubs. I think more players should consider getting a higher lofted FW club.

I asked the Arccos support team when standard MCC and TV grips are back in stock and they hoped by mid-July.

I played Greywalls and the Heritage (Langford 9 holes) a few weeks ago and look forward to play again next year. The first seven holes are an adventure. You can play golf until 1030PM EST! There is a hidden BACK tee on top of the Greywalls par 3, 6th hole. The views are stunning. All the local restaurants shutdown at 9PM due to the pandemic, but hopefully Marquette opens it up next year.

I enjoyed using my Bag Boy Quad XL and it performed better than the 2nd gen Sun Mountain Speed Cart. But, I think it's more work going uphill, downhill, around hazards and greens. I switch back and forth between carrying and using the pushcart, but carry most of the time. When I carry, I take the minimalistic approach and eliminate excess weight. Take four balls, a few tees, rangefinder and water bottle and toss them in my Mackenzie bag. Either way, walking the course is better for you and your game.

If your hitting it all over the face with different shot patterns, then it's time to see your golf pro. Getting your swing checked may be the issue. Then, you can identify if you need an equipment change.

Thanks for sharing. I bought a couple of Beltology belts last year and Ghost belts are half the costs! I paid more, but the quality in Beltology is wonderful. I occasionally wear Nexbelts, but the ratchet buckle is heavier than standard buckles.

Annually and at the start of the season. Playing 75+ rounds and practicing on the chipping green wears out the grooves. It's fun to play with fresh grooves.

I love the 5 pocket style pants. They give golf apparel a modern look without being too trendy. I have worn Johnnie-O, Peter Millar, Footjoy, RLX and Vineyard Vines in tech material. The PM and Johnnie-O are the ones I wear the most on and off the course.

Karlton Aurora, IL Titleist TS2 10.5 Diamana Ltd S+ Blue 50 stiff Tour 360 grip -1.00" C1 setting 7.1 98 TSi2 10.5

Thanks. I’ll call them tomorrow. I’m a former user of the handheld and watch and happy with their performances. I’m kinda bummed that I got the SX400 prior to the amazing MGS SX400, storage case and skin deal. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

I’ve posted 15 rounds at my course and disappointed with the SX400 thus far. Half of the rounds wouldn’t let me measure shots, freeze during the round or shutdown. I’ve had to use Golfshot iOS Apple Watch as a backup. Not sure if I want to keep using it. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy