[2020 WITB (WFWP91)]

My goal for 2020 and beyond is to play one set without tinkering because the game has suffered from trying so many clubs over the last few years (by design and curiosity). 

• Front 9 stand bag (white, green, black) for carrying rounds.

 

• Hoofer bag
• Dale Anser Vault 2.0 stealth w/stealth shaft and Best Grips Major league paddle putter grip
• Glide 2.0 stealth 50* ss and 54* es w/AWT 2.0 wedge shaft and Best Grips MicroPerf standard black grips
• iBlade 5i & Blueprint 6i-Pw w/KBS $-Taper shafts and Best Grips MicroPerf standard black grips

• VKTR 20* rescue w/KBS Tour Proto Hybrid shaft and Best Grips MicroPerf standard black grip

• M3 Tour Issue 10* driver w/Project X Hzrdus Red Handcrafted 62 and Best Grips Classic standard tan grip
• M3 Tour Issue 19* fairway w/Project X Evenflow Blue Handcrafted 75 and Best Grips Classic standard tan grip

• MTB-X white ball
• Tour Cabretta Glove

• 3.5+ Push Cart in white (accessories: brush, seat, storage bag, sand bottle)

Other

Leupold Gx5i3, SkyCaddie SX500, Alignment Pro

[IAN'S WITB FOR 2020]

Wow that is a great WITB picture display.  I like the repair tool.  Time to get them dirty. 

[Can we feature YOU???]

In 1995 to 1997, I was drawn to the game because Tiger's rise, friends invitations to play, and a job where fellow employees played regularly on Monday mornings.  Fortunately, many of my friends were accomplished golfers (former collegiate golfer and PGA club professionals), so they guided me how to use my athletic background to build some golf specific skills.  In 2001, my friends managing a new golf club offered me a job when I was between jobs, and the opportunity lead to future positions in management, coaching, and club-fitting.  I became interested in the details of the golf industry, so I sought out strong sources of information that were not skewed by marketing:  Tom Wishon (was the first resource for understanding), golf forums (posts by industry insiders, competitors, coaches, club-fitters, craftsman...), and MyGolfSpy for the scientific approach to product reviews. 

[Heft / MOI club fitting]

http://wishongolf.com/clubmakers/matching-golf-clubs-by-moi/

http://www.tutelman.com/golf/clubs/index.php

Tom Wishon details the MOI matching model.  Dave Tutelman provides a more scientific analysis of MOI and his personal MOI matching observations.   I prefer MOI matching with the length progression of clubs  3/8" so the long irons are shorter.  

[Xcaliber golf restructuring]

Interesting and exciting news.  Xcaliber shafts are excellent performers and beat everyone in the price + performance + quality equation.  

[#SpyStaffSlam: 2019 US Open]

Haotong Li

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