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On 9/15/2019 at 12:08 PM, fixyurdivot said:
So we're into the 2020 campaign and it is time for some predictions.
Will Jordan Speith win an event? YES
Will Tiger win another major? in 2020, NO.
Will Brooks 3-peat the PGA Championship? NO
Will Rhambo slam a club into the turf? YES, times 25.
Will a non US player win The Open? YES
Who are you thinking is going to have a breakout season? Collin Morikawa
Who will win the FedEx Cup? Rory
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Not sure why, but there are a few pictures not attaching. I play a cally triple diamond 9* head. Cleveland 52, 28, 64 degree wedges.
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The reason he does not play anymore is a very large insurance policy that made it so he would never have to work again. Why grind and travel and all of that if you do not have to and still have millions in the bank? He was a fun kid to watch. A perfect example of a flash in a pan. A star that burned bright but not long.
It is pretty well known that he was a bigger fan of partying than playing golf as well.
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On 5/6/2019 at 7:57 AM, Shankster said:
I’ve given up on these two guys. Used to enjoy their content. But now it’s as if Rick is tip toeing around not to make OEM’s mad, and Mark... has gotten a little crazy as he aged. I don’t like goofball stuff, and that is what I see.
Plus marks short game is that of a 20 handicap.
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While I really want to get one of those cart motorcycle things. I do enjoy a round in a cart with conversation. I think I would miss that if there were only solo cart options. Remember, golf is a social event as well.
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I have been playing the SZ Triple diamond head paired with a ventus 7x for about a month now. It is the best equipment change I have ever made.
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I have become a fan of wide’r bodied blade with a double bend shafts.
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On 2/11/2019 at 2:37 PM, GolfSpy MPR said:
MGS New Member Introduction: Southwest Region
California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Hawaii
Welcome to the MyGolfSpy forums! We’re always glad to have new members contributing to the best golf discussions on the internet. If you’ve already created an introduction thread, feel free to re-introduce yourself here!
If you haven’t yet done so, take a moment to check out the Moral Codes that shape how we treat each other here.
You’ll find that this community is very welcoming to newcomers so come on in, take off your shoes, and get comfortable. Tell us all about yourself. To help us get to know you, here are some questions you might answer in your new member post. Feel free to share some fun pictures of your golfing ventures as well!
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How long have you been playing golf? What’s your handicap or normal score? About a 10 handicap.
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What do you love about golf? Everything playing it, equipment, the tour, watching YouTube. You name it.
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What brings you to MyGolfSpy? Do you already know any other Spies? I have read and enjoyed the content for a long time. Decided to participate.
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Where are you from? What is your home course? Reno , NV. No “home” course.
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What are the best and worst things about golf in your region? Worst: Short season. Best: Mountain golf.
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What do you do for a living? logistics
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How’d you pick your user name? loved the movie quigley down under.
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how many sets are custom vs off the rack?
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I work part time as a fitter. Sure places like club champion may offer lots and lots of options. The problem that I see is that the average golfer (defined as someone that does not break 100) has almost no benefit to getting fit. They are not consistent enough, or good enough for a fitting to even be accurate.
They do just as well, and save a ton of coin buying off the rack. The only exception being those are are out of the norm tall or short.
This push to get fit is in my opinion industry driven to sell you on upgrades that most see not benefit from so that they can make huge margins. It is not till you are around at 10 handicap that a fitting really produces any kind of noticeable results.