Go Horns!

-14

Haotong Li -2

Sung Kang -7

Zach Johnson -13

Did an intern write the survey? Nos. 1 and 2 are not questions. No. 3 asks for multiple causes, and then allows only one selection. Golf is doomed.

http://www.golfwrx.com/541040/in-hand-look-new-mizuno-jpx-919-hot-metal-pro-irons/?utm_source=Front&utm_medium=Featured_Center_Sub&utm_campaign=GolfWRX_OnSite&utm_content=sub Mizuno seems to be slow playing it.

Today is the day.

Graham Texas Callaway Epic Rogue Sub-Zero 9 degree with Rogue Max 65 stiff Not fit

Tier 1: Tommy Fleetwood Tier 2: Francesco Molinari Tier 3: Rafael Cabrera Bello Tier 4: Haotong Li Tier 5: Kevin Na Winning Score: -6

Tier 1: Rory McIlroy Tier 2: Alex Noren Tier 3: Francesco Molinari Tier 4: Gary Woodland Tier 5: Aaron Wise Winning Score: -4

Graham - Fort Worth, TX Epic 9* - Fujikura Atmos Black 6s - playing at 44.25" 100 mph - 9.3 9.5* w/ Mitsubishi CK Blue Stiff

Graham Fort Worth, Texas, USA Yes - Grint. No.

The tour shafts are made by UST. They are based off the Chrome Elements shaft but they are a bit softer. I think they are supposed to have the same stiffness profile, but if the Chrome Elements F4 plays like a S+, then the Ping shaft will be more like a S. Someone from a different forum called Ping or UST and asked.

I picked up 2 dozen of the XVs today. Never played them before, but at $20 a dozen seemed low risk.

After reading this thread last night, I ended buying a Big Moss. It is going to be on carpet, and my research indicated that Birdie Ball needs a hard surface for good results. Golf and cars are expensive hobbies.