Brian A

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Brian l, Pittsburgh PA Cleveland RTX3 52/56 mid bounce 56* mid sole

Still don’t understand this game, shot 101 yesterday, 89 today... it’s been this way all summer! Good rounds to terrible and back no consistency. Now it’s my putting that’s gone to crap

My experience with them was the original driver. My friend had one, he let me hit it, I crushed it close to 300 almost dead straight, so he let me use it when played together for a few rounds and I was hitting the best drives of my life. Finally take the plunge to order it, mine comes (same specs) and I can't hit it to save my life, neither can my buddy or anyone we played with, yet all could still hit his really well. We compared the clubs side by side after a bit, his club head was more closed than mine (he didnt put new shaft or pull and reset or anything like that). Sent pictures to BT they agreed, replaced the driver and it was the same story. I'll admit when I hit the thing, it went far, when I didnt it was bad and it was a 1/18 good hits with the one I ordered

If its not a money thing, see if there is any local organization you can donate them to. I know maybe a little work but could change someones life and bring someone love of the game

Name and Location - Brian, Pittsburgh PA Have you ever used a GPS device or watch? Which one(s)? Yes, Garmin 945, SkyCaddie GT Current method of determining yardage - Garmin 945

I know theres been a lot of talk on the 50 rounds and wedges are done. Is that true for amateurs as well? How would I know when my wedges are starting to go? My wedge game has slowly decreased and Im not sure if its something I'm doing or the wedges just arent responding how they used to?

Absolutely love mine, the long irons are forgiving!

All situational to me... first time give them benefit of doubt but wave like hey you came close, second time wait and say something, if it happens again either throw it or hit it OB in the woods where they arent finding it. There is NO excuse for hitting into someone a 3rd time. It happens when you hit up on someone, sometimes you hit the shot you never thought, but at least acknowledge it and be careful next time. I did it last week, I was 270 out on a par 5, 2nd shot, used my 4 iron, hit it 250. I hit my drives 260-270, just absolutely got a hold of it. Drove right up to them and apologized, made sure they were well out of play before any more shots. Also had the group behind us hit in to us and they apologized and made sure the same so I was ok with them. The calling the pro shop at my local course is like talking to a wall, they wont do anything at all.

I know my local Dicks Sporting Goods has 6 ball trial packs for $10

Fittings if done right, by both the player and fitter are essential in my opinion. I know that in indoor fittings, I sometimes feel off my swing due to the room feeling smaller than the freedom of the course. Also trying to change your swing to fix things for the fitting is a bad idea I've known people to do. Swing your swing how you'd play on the course and a fitting should improve your game!

Have to admit, not a fan of the speckles!

Its a good ball for me. I like the Q-Star tour, I feel its a little more around the green spin than the regular Q-Star

I've tried that, anywhere from inside of front foot to middle, to almost inside of back foot and still same result... ugly

Slowly improving back to where i was... That being said my hybrid that was my most reliable club in my bag has gone missing (not literally lost, just can hit it) which is costing me dearly because I used to be able to recover from a bad shot or long par 4 or par 5 with that cluib. Can't figure out why all of the sudden I am unable to hit it