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I could not have stated my thoughts on it any better than this. I have really just focused more on my own game and I have found that I care more deeply about that than watching the "run-of-the-mill" PGA tournament. I would still love to see them play Colonial around Dallas if I can get down for the Charles Schwab but as far as watching it on TV the allure is the majors and that's it. The conversations around money have really been the main turnoff. To be honest I would much rather watch the Korn Ferry events or my favorite YouTube guys play. As silly as that sounds. Well put Jamie.

I was going to say the same exact thing. This is a foundational principle of DECADE. Just started using it this fall with my team and myself and man, has it already paid dividends.

Thank you so much for the birthday wishes!

I used to take a few when inside 2 feet but I have also started to play more tournament golf this year and since this summer and from here on out I will putt everything out. *Unless it's match play and I am given a putt*

Curious development, I have started regularly chipping with my 54 degree. Not the 58. Not sure why but I have felt the turf interaction is a bit better, and I kind of like the trajectory that it comes out at. Not sure I will stick with it but I am loving the results at least up to this point!

I typically use a divot tool but I am careful to not tear the grass or roots. Alot of times if it is possible I will simply use my putter, if the divot isn't deep I can get the mark repaired without a tool at all. I thought I read somewhere that using the putter is better but IDK for sure.

Good luck! Go pinseeking!

I LOVE IT! I’m glad I’m not the only one who feel this way. I am convinced my scores would be worse without these clubs. Played a tournament on Sunday and rattled a pin from 87 yards. I hope I can update later that I finally jarred one!

Decided to work on wedges today: Still ripping covers: anyone else have on update lately?

Case and point, I played a front tee challenge with my SM10 wedge test and shot even par on the front 9 and my handicap still went up, I was a +1 from those tees. That being said, I base my decision on total yardage. I want to have chances to score so any course that is 6500-6700 is perfect and I love getting to challenge my scoring clubs by playing below that as well. More birdies=more fun right?

Our orders were placed right when the GT line was announced and coming out so perhaps *no promises* it'll be sooner. lol

I'm pretty much a "medium" divot taker. Mine usually are on the shallow end with my 54 and 58 but slightly more of a divot on the 50 degree. Took about 3 weeks after fitting for mine to arrive.

Man that is awesome! I don't think you will be disappointed. I was fit for similar grinds and bounce as you and I do not think you will be disappointed. Make sure to post your thoughts and how you get along with them!

I am a bit of an anomaly here. I actually carry a 5-Wood, no 3-wood and instead opt for a 2-iron. Never have hit hybrids very well so I just stuck with the 5-wood. Goes about 245-250 when struck well and I can shape it both ways. Fits the gap pretty well. My 2-iron is more for off the tee and will go about 230 carry so there is a bit of overlap but it allows me a bit of versatility during any given round.

Quick Update. Played another tournament this past Saturday. Rainy and a bit cold for August in Oklahoma. Got up and down on the 18th to take home solo 2nd. My SM10 58* put a soft little flop shot about 4 ft to get up and down. That is by far my best result in tournament play and the wedge game is sizzling. How are you other guys faring?