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Oh and my first ever club was from a company called Jazz golf. Graphite shafted pitching wedge. Was a go to club for the longest time!

My life essentially consists of 3 things - Family - Work - Golf Truthfully not a ton of time for much else. The family loves our outdoor time with the dogs and we love going to the thermal baths as a go to favorite activity.

Glad to hear you are getting back into the game! I wouldn't say it is a mistake - it will be a lot more challenging and there is a bit of a thought to play the most forgiving irons that you can stand looking at. You will be punished a lot more for misses and will feel it immediately. After a range session or two I think you will have a good feeling on whether you went down the correct path or not!

Very interested in their fairway shafts as well. I will be curious what weight class they put them into.

@Josh Parker this has been such a fun thread to follow! Thank you. In the fall I am going to work on a set from Toura that I am stupid excited for. Not sure what shafts or ferrules I will go with, but you have certainly inspired me.

Not so much forgotten I guess but a brand I haven't seen nearly as much of as I had say even a year or so ago is Fourteen and to that extent Seven. I used to see a lot more of them.

Still a few minutes left in "the day" it ends at 6am my time - but my goodness you all crushed it today! I woke up this morning and had 11 PMs to respond to and another 34 notifications! This place freaking rocks!

I know there will be a lot of photos of these bags and they are incredible. I have never had a premium golf bag prior to this one and I will be hard pressed to ever go back. Thank you to Ghost Golf for making such an incredible bag!

32 degrees has been one I've wanted to order from but they are US Only. Heard great things though!

I may have too many favorites if I'm being honest with myself.

Need a new lefty/PlayStation badge

That's like having a see results option! We want a battle between the two sides lol

Easiest solution is go to a web-based resizer site and do it there. Normally takes all of 30 seconds! Just google photo resizer.

Be sure to read this first - https://forum.mygolfspy.com/topic/61746-mygolfspy-forum-how-to-be-a-tester-guide/ But what would make you a good MyGolfSpy Forum Tester? How can you help inform the rest of the community and help inform our membership to make better purchasing decisions?

Lots of new members on the forum - How long has it taken you? Are there some you are still striving to achieve? Want one of the special badges you see on other members profiles? Send us a PM and we can get it added to your account!

We had a recent @Shankster and it got me thinking about this thread. Anyone up for taking this on?

@GolfSpy BOS - Given what could be coming up this could be an even more crucial debate!

What type of burger person are you? Everything on it that you can imagine and fit? Plain burger and cheese or somewhere in-between? If you could have the ultimate burger what would be on it and what would the side and drink be?

From clubs to clothing to golf balls to shoes to golf bags and everything else what are your go to golf brands that you either enjoy drooling over the most or are your favorite to use? Any why? What draws you to these brands and what makes them stand out to you?

You have your profile photo so you are set in that aspect. From here it is just get involved in the community. Feel free to try doing an unofficial review of a product you are using, join in on other discussions and have some fun here on the forum!

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Hello, I also responded to your email - but just to make sure you see it. 250kb or 200 pixels is the max. This is a preset within the forum. You can use sites like https://imageresizer.com/ to do this quickly!

Does my job here on the forum count?

Man of the testers have been there for a few years and Phillip is very good at identifying a golfers tendencies so they make the adjustments and once that is done with one driver they have a great baseline to work off of which helps cut down on the process.

Don't forget it is also a TON of fun! Many of your fellow testers become great friends throughout the process and you get a chance to meet (viritual or in person) many fellow spies which makes the whole experience all that much better.