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Ken Bellevue, WA I walk the majority of my rounds. I use a Clicgear 3.5+

If you are ok with cotton pique polos, you could try Uniqlo - https://www.uniqlo.com/us/en/men-dry-pique-short-sleeve-polo-shirt-422987.html?dwvar_422987_color=COL39&cgid=men-sale-polo-shirts#start=1&cgid=men-sale-polo-shirts The size charts are fairly accurate.

I am using the FJ rain boots from a couple of seasons ago. Mine have held up fine, though, a friend, that bought a pair of last season's FJ rain boots has a leaking problem. The FJ boots have a 2 year warranty, fwiw.

My first thought when I saw the title of the post was Cobra F6 baffler, which, I have in the bag. It works great for me. good luck in your search

I think you have the lightest and most compact push cart available with the Big Max Blade IP. I roll with a Clicgear 3.5+. Good luck with the Big Max, and, let us know how it works.

nice looking bags! Removeable straps are a nice feature.

Another option is to use a rubber band (thick) and wrap it around a tee a few times. It works great with low tees, and, you can adjust the height to your preference.

S - slice, H - hook would be my guess.

Ping Tour Eye rain jacket and pants. They are a few years old, but, they do the job.

UNOFFICIAL Review - just my thoughts on the Honma TR20 460 w/FD-5R shaft It is a beautiful driver - shiny black with a silver face, and, no alignment marks. Some how, this works great for me, and, I am able to set up with the ball in the middle of the club face (I, only, add this, as, it took me a few driving range sessions with my Ping G400 max before I could set up with the ball in the middle of the club face - I wear high index glasses, which, mess with depth perception.). My initial thoughts on performance were not favorable, - high, spinny, and, near slices. For a short hitter,

I think my post may be getting interpreted a bit differently, than I intended. Getting free stuff isn't the reason I enjoy golfwrx. I was just stating the fact, that I enjoy golfwrx, and, it is the only golf forum, where I have won stuff, and, been selected to test equipment. I have been a member of golfwrx for 14+ years, and, member of other golf forums, too. I have just been a bit luckier with golfwrx. fwiw, the Course and Travel sub-forum on golfwrx is a good resource.

Here is the link to the best push carts for 2020 - https://mygolfspy.com/best-push-carts-for-2020/ I have a Clicgear 3.5, and, it would be a solid choice. The new version 4.0 has some nice improvement.

I enjoy golfwrx. The only forum, where, I have actually won something, and, got selected to test the Honma TR20. Great driver, even for a slow and not so young golfer such as myself.

Props to you for actually reading the manual. I just looked at the pictures It is pretty cool, that, the heavy weight forward gave you more distance and accuracy. It is kind of surprising to be more accurate with a lower MOI setting.

I think it is "Precautions of Detaching". With most other OEM's, adjustable shafts, the screw stays attached to the head, but, with Honma, the adjustment ring and screw can fall out.

Try the heavy weight in the front. I am testing the TR20, and, for me, the heavy weight in the back seem to cause the club head to twist open on some shots - high, right and short.

Your first name: Ken Home state: WA Current driver/shaft/shaft weight: Ping G/Fujikura Pro 2.0 stiff/57.5 Current swing speed: 88?

Name: Ken State: WA HCP: 17 Current set: Titleist 716 AP1 6-W2, Kuro Kage TiNi 85

40 rounds a year 17.2 handicap Current putter is a Ping Redwood Anser

Ken, WA, 17.9 Z 765 DRIVER Z F65 FAIRWAY (3 & 5)Z H65 (22) Z 565 5-AW Cleveland RTX 3.0 Tour Statin 54 & 58 V-MG Cleveland Huntington Beach 1

name: ken chinn hcp: 16 I think it should help me improve my impact position, and, remove my flip.

First name - Ken Home state - WA Current handicap - 16 Current long iron/hybrid, plus shaft and flex - Ping i25 (22 & 26) pwr 80, regular