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If I’m playing a tournament, then most likely an hour ish before my starting time. If it’s just a chill round with buddies, maybe 30 minutes early. 

If I’m playing a tournament, then most likely an hour ish before my starting time. If it’s just a chill round with buddies, maybe 30 minutes early. 

If I’m playing a tournament, then most likely an hour ish before my starting time. If it’s just a chill round with buddies, maybe 30 minutes early. 

If I’m playing a tournament, then most likely an hour ish before my starting time. If it’s just a chill round with buddies, maybe 30 minutes early. 

If I’m playing a tournament, then most likely an hour ish before my starting time. If it’s just a chill round with buddies, maybe 30 minutes early. 

If I’m playing a tournament, then most likely an hour ish before my starting time. If it’s just a chill round with buddies, maybe 30 minutes early. 

If I’m playing a tournament, then most likely an hour ish before my starting time. If it’s just a chill round with buddies, maybe 30 minutes early. 

I try to show up 1 hour before tee time on competitive days. I like to hit a few shots to get warmed up and chip/putt. I am changing my routine to chip/putt first, then warmup balls. 

Finally got some decent weather! 

I was playing the BX and comparing it to the tp5. The Bridgestone BX was consistently longer than the TP5. I felt the Tp5 was spinny of the driver and the Bridgestone was much more penetrating. Bridgestone off my wedges and irons felt solid, but it’s nothing spectacular, just felt like a good solid golf ball. The greens I was playing on were punched, so im not gonna put much stock in the way the ball performed on the green or with putting. 
 
Bridgestone compared to the Tp5 were very similar, they even feel similar on the putting green. In my opinion the BX was overall a little less spinny from tee to green then the TP5
 
ill be comparing the Bridgestone with the prov1x next 🎉
 
if you made it this far… you’re awesome 👍🏼

Finally got some decent weather! 

I was playing the BX and comparing it to the tp5. The Bridgestone BX was consistently longer than the TP5. I felt the Tp5 was spinny of the driver and the Bridgestone was much more penetrating. Bridgestone off my wedges and irons felt solid, but it’s nothing spectacular, just felt like a good solid golf ball. The greens I was playing on were punched, so im not gonna put much stock in the way the ball performed on the green or with putting. 
 
Bridgestone compared to the Tp5 were very similar, they even feel similar on the putting green. In my opinion the BX was overall a little less spinny from tee to green then the TP5
 
ill be comparing the Bridgestone with the prov1x next 🎉
 
if you made it this far… you’re awesome 👍🏼

Finally got some decent weather! 

I was playing the BX and comparing it to the tp5. The Bridgestone BX was consistently longer than the TP5. I felt the Tp5 was spinny of the driver and the Bridgestone was much more penetrating. Bridgestone off my wedges and irons felt solid, but it’s nothing spectacular, just felt like a good solid golf ball. The greens I was playing on were punched, so im not gonna put much stock in the way the ball performed on the green or with putting. 
 
Bridgestone compared to the Tp5 were very similar, they even feel similar on the putting green. In my opinion the BX was overall a little less spinny from tee to green then the TP5
 
ill be comparing the Bridgestone with the prov1x next 🎉
 
if you made it this far… you’re awesome 👍🏼

I put the mindset through its paces in the bunker and on the putting green today. I have to say that I had some issues with it. Releasing too far out of the bunker, but that could possibly be because I'm not very good in the bunkers, however, on high lofted over the bunker shots. It did seem to land stop and roll only a foot or two. I will more than likely be playing 9 holes with the same balls this afternoon. And we'll get back to you on their condition

Finally got some decent weather! 

I was playing the BX and comparing it to the tp5. The Bridgestone BX was consistently longer than the TP5. I felt the Tp5 was spinny of the driver and the Bridgestone was much more penetrating. Bridgestone off my wedges and irons felt solid, but it’s nothing spectacular, just felt like a good solid golf ball. The greens I was playing on were punched, so im not gonna put much stock in the way the ball performed on the green or with putting. 
 
Bridgestone compared to the Tp5 were very similar, they even feel similar on the putting green. In my opinion the BX was overall a little less spinny from tee to green then the TP5
 
ill be comparing the Bridgestone with the prov1x next 🎉
 
if you made it this far… you’re awesome 👍🏼

Finally got some decent weather! 

I was playing the BX and comparing it to the tp5. The Bridgestone BX was consistently longer than the TP5. I felt the Tp5 was spinny of the driver and the Bridgestone was much more penetrating. Bridgestone off my wedges and irons felt solid, but it’s nothing spectacular, just felt like a good solid golf ball. The greens I was playing on were punched, so im not gonna put much stock in the way the ball performed on the green or with putting. 
 
Bridgestone compared to the Tp5 were very similar, they even feel similar on the putting green. In my opinion the BX was overall a little less spinny from tee to green then the TP5
 
ill be comparing the Bridgestone with the prov1x next 🎉
 
if you made it this far… you’re awesome 👍🏼

Finally got some decent weather! 

I was playing the BX and comparing it to the tp5. The Bridgestone BX was consistently longer than the TP5. I felt the Tp5 was spinny of the driver and the Bridgestone was much more penetrating. Bridgestone off my wedges and irons felt solid, but it’s nothing spectacular, just felt like a good solid golf ball. The greens I was playing on were punched, so im not gonna put much stock in the way the ball performed on the green or with putting. 
 
Bridgestone compared to the Tp5 were very similar, they even feel similar on the putting green. In my opinion the BX was overall a little less spinny from tee to green then the TP5
 
ill be comparing the Bridgestone with the prov1x next 🎉
 
if you made it this far… you’re awesome 👍🏼

Finally got some decent weather! 

I was playing the BX and comparing it to the tp5. The Bridgestone BX was consistently longer than the TP5. I felt the Tp5 was spinny of the driver and the Bridgestone was much more penetrating. Bridgestone off my wedges and irons felt solid, but it’s nothing spectacular, just felt like a good solid golf ball. The greens I was playing on were punched, so im not gonna put much stock in the way the ball performed on the green or with putting. 
 
Bridgestone compared to the Tp5 were very similar, they even feel similar on the putting green. In my opinion the BX was overall a little less spinny from tee to green then the TP5
 
ill be comparing the Bridgestone with the prov1x next 🎉
 
if you made it this far… you’re awesome 👍🏼

Got a round in with the new mindset ball. It feels great off the driver and irons. It was gusting up to 30mph so I’m not going to blame the ball for anything. Getting back out this week, wind should be down quite a bit. I do like incorporating the identify, visualize and focus to my pre shot routine.

Got a round in with the new mindset ball. It feels great off the driver and irons. It was gusting up to 30mph so I’m not going to blame the ball for anything. Getting back out this week, wind should be down quite a bit. I do like incorporating the identify, visualize and focus to my pre shot routine.

Got a round in with the new mindset ball. It feels great off the driver and irons. It was gusting up to 30mph so I’m not going to blame the ball for anything. Getting back out this week, wind should be down quite a bit. I do like incorporating the identify, visualize and focus to my pre shot routine.

Got a round in with the new mindset ball. It feels great off the driver and irons. It was gusting up to 30mph so I’m not going to blame the ball for anything. Getting back out this week, wind should be down quite a bit. I do like incorporating the identify, visualize and focus to my pre shot routine.

Got a round in with the new mindset ball. It feels great off the driver and irons. It was gusting up to 30mph so I’m not going to blame the ball for anything. Getting back out this week, wind should be down quite a bit. I do like incorporating the identify, visualize and focus to my pre shot routine.

Got a round in with the new mindset ball. It feels great off the driver and irons. It was gusting up to 30mph so I’m not going to blame the ball for anything. Getting back out this week, wind should be down quite a bit. I do like incorporating the identify, visualize and focus to my pre shot routine.

At the moment, no issues because of the arrow that comes off the circles. It also lets me kind of react to the putt as well because it’s not a straight line. Sometimes I worry too much about the line on the ball. Plus I like that it’s not sharpie so it doesn’t smudge lol

I’m basically just wanting to make sure I’m playing the best clubs for me. The z forged are very solid, I just don’t want to be missing out on anything I guess. I switched from CB irons because I kept catching flyers and air mailing greens from 160 with 9irons. 

I think you may need a detailed evaluation using a launch monitor that compares the two. I recently did a $25 PXG fitting to compare my TM irons and see what I need. Obviously their recommendations were based on PXG models but it helped me see where my swing fits in the traditional irons model lineup.

FWIW, I subscribe to the camp that believes 90% of golfers should be playing Game Improvement irons or very forgiving polymer-filled irons.