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Albert

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  1. Completely agree with the above. Play with them a few rounds to see how well you hit them. If you have access to a launch monitor (GC3, Trackman, Uneekor/AboutGolf or an indoor driving range where you can hit real golf balls), go hit a bunch of the shots and compare your carry distance and launch trajectory to see how you like the clubs. I think at PGA Superstore, you can rent indoor hitting bays. I think it will be money well-spent for you to get a more accurate gapping and carry distance of the clubs. I bought a GC3 when they were released in 2021 and recorded all the average carry distance (on good hits) of my whole bag. I found playing the carry distances of the clubs helped improving the GIR and scores.
  2. When it drops below 60 degrees, for the bottom, I would typically wear my normal golf slacks or some Uniqlo dress slacks. But when it goes below 50, I would typically wear corduroy pants as they tend to feel warmer to me. If it goes below 40 (yes, I have a golf buddy who's crazy, we played in 18 degree weather with wind chill. Hitting a wedge shot onto the green, and it bounces like it's on a billiard table ) For the top, if it goes below 60 degrees, I would likely use the running arm sleeves with regular golf polos. I would also put on a synthetic or down vest, so I can regulate the temp. If it goes below 50 degrees, I would typically wear a the synthetic/down vest on top of a thermal compression layer (UA, Nike, anyone's would basically do). These typically have fuzzy inner layers that makes you feel a lot warmer. If it's below 40 I would probably add another layer. And if it's below freezing, I wear all of those plus my Patagonia micro-puff with hoody. Oh and on those <40 days, a knit hat really helps. As others have said, it's very important to wear layers as you can adjust easily to accommodate for temperature changes throughout the round. I find it very helpful to have a underlayer for heat retention (Uniqlo also have good heat tech undergarments).
  3. I chuckled reading this. This was very reminiscent of my experience with the Grafalloy Blue 65S. This when I first started trying out non-stock driver shafts. For the longest time, I could not hit the ball higher than 3 stories high. That shaft always felt quite boardy and frankly I never had enough clubhead speed to play that badboy.
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