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Heavye1026

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About Heavye1026

  • Birthday 10/26/1987

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Lindenhurst, NY

Player Profile

  • Age
    30-39
  • Swing Speed
    101-110 mph
  • Handicap
    10
  • Frequency of Play/Practice
    A few times per month
  • Player Type
    Competitive
  • Biggest Strength
    Short Game
  • Biggest Weakness
    Approach
  • Fitted for Clubs
    Yes

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  1. I've been using the Alec Bradley Fireworx for a couple years now. Cheap, yet effective. When I forget my cutter, it comes in clutch with the built in punch, so that's an added bonus.
  2. Thank you kind sir. If I sign the scorecard and don't take the 2 stroke penalty am I DQ'D?
  3. Tiebreaker 1 - Cut Line +2 Tiebreaker 2 - Tiger will finish -4 after 2 rounds
  4. I'm so in. I can't wait to go into this with so much confidence just to see my name all the way at the bottom of the leaderboard. The best time of the year is upon us! Edit: Also I clearly can't follow directions. is there a way of changing the entry name after submission? I made a second entry with my forum ID but now I can't get back into it and trying to change the original is showing it is already used. Heavye1026 is showing on leaderboard but logging in with email address still shows my original "Keefs Swingers" I'm an idiot
  5. Glad to know in 3 years, they haven't stopped being shady and everything comes back "water damage".
  6. I'm liking Morikawa. Always plays Augusta well and ends up towards the top everytime he plays.
  7. Seems like a consensus big win for this rangefinder. I've been in the market for one for a while now, and although this one looks like its very much on the higher end of the price range, seems like the performance back up the price tag. So thanks to all the testers for making my indecisiveness in pulling the trigger on a rangefinder that much harder, because now I have to add a new one to my list of contenders.
  8. Haven't been on the site in a while, but submitted my responses. From the last time I logged on, liking the subtle changes I've seen too!
  9. Thanks! Turned 34, and couldn't play golf since it was windy as hell and poured all day. Hooray! But spent it with my 1 month old son and wife, so it wasn't all bad
  10. I was in a similar boat as you with not knowing what I should be fit for. I actually just went last Wednesday to get fitted at a Club Champion here on Long Island, not sure if they're over there in the UK. I went into it with 15 year old Nike Slingshot OSS clubs I had been using since senior year of high school. So I was looking to get out of those and get something closer to a blade, with no brand in mind, since Nike hasn't made clubs in a decade. Tried The Mizuno Hot Metal, Callaway Mavrik, Ping 425, and the Taylor Made SIM2 max. Everyone's going to be different obviously, but I bumped up almost 10-15 yards with the SIM2 and had much better consistency than I didn't know I was capable of. Long story short, I would just find yourself a fitter that will give you the most options and can work with you. Club Champion literally has 30,000+ configuration options with club heads/shafts. Don't pigeon hole yourself to one brand, because you may be pleasantly surprised at what you end up with and what you'll be able to make the golf ball do when properly fitted. I went in looking for more of a player's iron, but ended up with the SIM2's which are technically a game improvement iron. That and they look pretty sweet, so I'm not complaining. To my wife's delight, I wasn't fitted for the most expensive club on the market pre-customization! Good luck!
  11. I'm seeing this as well. I feel a lot better using the oil every day. Once I stop for a day or two, i realize its not the miracle cure i want it to be haha. And the minor aches and pains aren't muffled like they are when using the CBD supplements.
  12. Just a quick little update from me. Haven't posted in a while. After taking the gummies at night daily for a little over a week, I can say I'm pretty sure it's helping me sleep better. I'd been on a long stretch of waking up a couple times a night going into this test. I didn't see the results right away, but I feel like over time using it (as well as the tincture) it built up in my system and the gummy at the end of the night gives it a little boost to a relaxing nights sleep. I can say I've gone from pretty skeptical about the gummies, to finally seeing some results from them that I'm happy with. Starting to organize my final review. Didn't think I'd have much material, but turns out, I have a good bit to share.
  13. I would definitely go cream for immediate relief. The cream for me is almost a numbing sensation and almost instant relief. That being said, i do usually follow up with the oil later on. But the cream itself I've been pretty happy with. But like TR1PTIK said, depending on the severity, you'd be better off with a combination at least. Either way, gummies I've been using primarily at night as I don't really notice a difference in myself taking them during the day. Everyone metabolism/digestion is different so you may see different results on that front however. I feel like i rambled on that. Long story short, I'd say use cream on site first, and follow up with oil for best results from what I've experienced.
  14. I second this feeling. I play alone majority of the time, and sometimes get lucky and they let me go out solo. Nothing like having the course to yourself. Whenever I play with others, I feel like I should be a tour pro and play better than everyone else. Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't. But hell, thats why we're not all millionaire tour pros right?
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